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FOR SALE - ALL ITEMS ARE INERT, offered as DIDACTIC HISTORICAL EXAMPLES. (Will not sell where prohibited by law.) I'm not a "dealer", buying and selling to flip for a profit. Many items have been in my collection for decades. Time to move things along to the next collector. |
75mm IGr 18, HE Round, German, WWII This is the standard HE round for the German 7.5cm Leichtes Infanteriegeschütz 18 ("Light Infantry Gun"). |
Stick Grenade, Imperial German Model 1916, WWI The Model 1916 nomenclature applies to at least four different grenade variations, as shown in Patrice Delhomme's Book, Les Grenades Allemandes de la Grande Guerre. Model 1916 design features were determined by individual manufacturer's preferences, including head design, handle shape, belt clip positions, etc.. The Model 1917, with it's characteristic deep-drawing head, was adopted as a standardized pattern and is the most common form encountered. |
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This handle is stamped (twice) with the delay time "5-½Sek" as well as the fabricator ID and date: "AEG 13.12.15" (1915), also has an original porcelain pull ball. The base of the head has been removed and glued back on. But the top crimp is solid, showing this significant feature differentiating the different designs. Wood handle is a little loose at the metal fittings. Relic grade, but still a reasonable example of a hard-to-find grenade type. (A candidate for a better restoration effort I think, for those of you up for that sort of challenge.) (More Images) $280 (+ shipping) |
"M67" U.S. Frag, c.1973 A "M67" without the M67 body, using a repainted M69 instead. |
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Grenades, Practice (Chalk Filler), French, Post 1960's (Left)- XF1 Practice Grenade Blue plastic body with removeable fuze well. Body marked: "61-LXT-75". F6 Fuze. Grenade is completely empty. (Right)- OFX37 (Practice version of the Mod. 1937 HE). Body made of sheet aluminum. Original blue paint with markings in yellow: OF X 37 PN 111-LXT- 69 ; F6 Fuze. Grenade still appears to contain some (most?) of the chalk filler (weight). This metal version is much harder to find than the plastic XF1. SOLD (XF1) / SOLD (OFX37) |
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24.11.27 |