Original German WWII M24 "METEOR" Training Stick Grenade by Kriegeskorte - Übungshandgranate Spanish Flags An unknown but probably small

An unknown but probably small number of others were built

in fact this is history in a box

Question: There are some letters/numbers stamped into the inside dome of my WWI helmet

has received a delivery of a small number of these rare and hard to find early WW2 issue Japanese Model 30 Arisaka rifle bayonets with hooked quillons (cross guards)

Ordnance Department and departed for San Francisco to assume his duties at Benicia Arsenal in the San Francisco area-- the main ordnance depot west of the Mississippi at the time

Original German WWII M24 "METEOR" Training Stick Grenade by Kriegeskorte - Übungshandgranate Spanish Flags An unknown but probably smallOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an extremely rare excellent example of a practice training M1924, M24, or Stielhandgranate 24 ("stalk hand grenade") German Stick Grenade, often called a "potato masher". They are officially termed bungshandgranate, which literally means Exercise Hand Grenade. This variant is one that we have not seen before and definitely has some interesting features that separate it from the others we have seen by Richard