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A pace stick is an instrument commonly used by marching bands and the military to gauge and sustain a steady pace. Usually, it is made out of two metal or wood pieces that are hinged together to produce an angle. During marching drills, soldiers use pace sticks to measure a specified length, such as a pace.

A smaller version of the regular pace stick is called a little pace stick. Although it has a similar function, its intended usage is more ceremonial or aesthetic than for actual marching. Little pace sticks are frequently presented as symbolic presents or trophies, and they are utilized in military marches and demonstrations.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these tiny models can be constructed of metal, wood, or a mix of the two materials.