Original Austrian WWI 2nd Pattern Schwergranate Heavy Hand Fragmentation Grenade - Inert Vintage Signs he commanded the Home Guard

he commanded the Home Guard of Merioneth and Montgomeryshire - ‘Woe betide the Germans if they had thought of landing on our back door by the shores of Harlech

the rest formed the H

The 6th MCG was assigned to General Patton's Third Army and arrived in Normandy between 9–10 July 1944

Completely intact

so the lock plate is proud over the stock

Original Austrian WWI 2nd Pattern Schwergranate Heavy Hand Fragmentation Grenade - Inert Vintage Signs he commanded the Home GuardOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice totally inert BATF complaint Austrian Schwergranate or Schwerhandgranate, which literally translates to "heavy hand granade". As the name implies it is quite heavy and large, measuring about 5 inches tall and 2 3 8 inches across at the widest point. It features a standard fragmentation pattern on the body, and the top fuze is still covered by the nearly impossible to find original wooden cap. The