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Pitons & Bongs

U. S. Army pitons date back to at least 1942. The first one were made by Ames and stamped with their name. Starting in 1944, U. S. Army piton markings were stenciled to avoid weakening the metal. Several manufacturers have made pitons for the U. S. Army.

A. D. C.

034: U. S. Army - A.D.C. Horizontal

034: U. S. Army - A.D.C. Horizontal

034: U. S. Army - A.D.C. Horizontal

↑ 034: U. S. Army - A.D.C. Horizontal

Made in USA [1972].
60x16x4 mm.

035: U. S. Army - A.D.C. Ring Angle

035: U. S. Army - A.D.C. Ring Angle

035: U. S. Army - A.D.C. Ring Angle

↑ 035: U. S. Army - A.D.C. Ring Angle

Made in USA [1980].
130x18 mm.

Wyott

224: U. S. Army - Wyott Vertical

224: U. S. Army - Wyott Vertical

224: U. S. Army - Wyott Vertical

↑ 224: U. S. Army - Wyott Vertical

Made in USA [1977].
60x15x4 mm.

225: U. S. Army - Wyott Horizontal

225: U. S. Army - Wyott Horizontal

225: U. S. Army - Wyott Horizontal

↑ 225: U. S. Army - Wyott Horizontal

Made in USA [1977].
60x16x4 mm.