Grenades
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UNAVAILABLE WW2 1944 Dated Mills No.36M MK 1,Hand Grenade (fallows & Bates Manchester). O 838. - O 838 This is an excellent, original, inert, WW2, Mills No.36M MK 1, hand and rifle grenade. The 36M refers to the pattern of Grenade-36- and M originally 'Mesopotania' and the fact they were waterproofed. It has it's original laquered finish, lever, spring and striker. The alloy base plug is dated '44' (1944) and 'WDC' together with 'No 36M MK I' Model detail and 'Z' which indicates Zinc components. The inside of the grenade is also stamped 'Z' and '44' (1944). The lever is faintly stamped 'FB' which is 'Fallows & Bates, Manchester'. Price includes UK delivery. O 838. £0.00 |
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Inert, Post 1960's, British, L9 A1, Anti Tank Bar Mine. O 837 - O 837 The L9- L18 High Explosive (HE) Anti Tank (ATK) series of Mines entered British service towards the end of the 1960's. A number of sub-variants of the Mine exist. They were an improvement on the traditional disc shaped Mines as they provided a larger coverage area per mine which allowed a large reduction of the number of mines deployed. The Bar Mines saw service "in anger" with small detachments of Special Forces of the British Army during the Gulf War of 1991. A number were captured from Kuwaiti Army stocks by the Iraqi Army in 1990, who subsequently used by them in the same conflict. It was reported that they disabled a number of M60 Patton tanks and other armoured vehicles belonging to the United States Marine Corps, even those fitted with mine-clearing ploughs. Unless the plough struck the mine squarely in the centre, the mine would often be rotated into a position in which it would blow up the track and front roller of the tank. The British Army has used the Bar Mine as demolition charges, for instance to blow holes in tough compound walls in Afghanistan and Iraq. This is an excellent original inert Bar Mine. The rectangular casing, measuring 47 1/2" x 4" x 3" is made of Brown coloured plastic. A small circular stopper from one end of the case is missing. The body is embossed at both ends ' Mine ATK HE Blast L9 A1' and marked with original white 7 yellow paint 'Inert'. The casing of this example contains inert filler and weighs 10 Kilos which is close to it's original operational weight of 11 Kilos. The arming fuse assembley is in place (illustrated). Price includes UK delivery. O 837. £345.00 |
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WW2 Nickel Plated American 2.36" Anti Tank Bazooka Rocket Practice Projectile. Sn 7712. - 7712 This is an excellent original WW2 Nickel Plated for display/ presentation, American 2.36" Anti Tank Practice Bazooka Rocket Projectile. It retains all of it's nickel finish, measures 22" overall. It fully dismantles & makes a superb display item. Price includes UK delivery Sn 7712.( see also hollow charge example - put bazooka in search box ) £345.00 |
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**UNAVAILABLE**WW2 1943 Dated Mills No.36M MK 1,Hand Grenade (Carron Company Scotland). O 756. - O 756 This is an excellent, original, inert, WW2, Mills No.36M MK 1, hand and rifle grenade. The 36M refers to the pattern of Grenade-36- and M originally 'Mesopotania' and the fact they were waterproofed. It has it's original laquered finish, lever, spring and striker. The body is stamped by the maker 'Q' which is Qualcast. The alloy base plug is dated '43' (1943) and bears the makers mark 'CC' which is Carron Company, Falkirk, Scotland, together with 'No 36M MK I' Model detail and 'Z' which indicates Zinc components. This is a great display item. Price includes UK delivery. O 756. £0.00 |
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WW1 ITALIAN BENAGLIA RIFLE GRENADE. ( O - O 751 / 7007 This is a scarce example of an original WW1 Italian Bengalia Rifle Grenade. Used by the Italians against the Austo-Hungarian and German forces this is rarely encountered in the UK. The cast iron body is complete with its alloy cap and filling screw. The central brass fusing tube is also present. It has three original sheet steel fins and the original 17cm rod which went down the rifle barrel. The grenade was propelled by a 'blank' ballistite cartridge and was steadied in flight by the 3 fins. It had a simple impact detonator and no safety feature. This is a nice example of a scarce Italian grenade. The price includes UK delivery. ( O 751) £295.00 |
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Inert 1940 British WW2 Sectioned No.36M MK I Mills Hand Grenade (G&ML). O 747. - O 747 This is a complete contemporary sectioned for instruction WW2 1940 dated Mills no.36M hand grenade. The 36M refers to the pattern of Grenade-36- and M originally 'Mesopotania' and the fact they were waterproofed. It has it's original laquered finish, lever, spring and striker. The lever has the Glover and Mail Ltd. 'G&M L' manufacturers' Stamp. The alloy base plug is dated '40' (1940) and bears matching 'G&M L' Mark together with 'No 36M MK I' Model detail. Included is a dummy drill detonator set. This is a great display item. Price includes UK delivery. O 747. £245.00 |
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Inert 1940 British WW2 Sectioned No.36M Mills hand Grenade. Sn 6118. - 6118 This is a complete contemporary sectioned for instruction WW2 1940 dated Mills no.36M hand grenade. The 36M refers to the pattern of Grenade-36- and M originally 'Mesopotania' and the fact they were waterproofed. It has it's original laquered finish, lever, spring and striker. The lever has the 'Kynoch Birmingham' monogram and the alloy base plug is dated 1940. Included is a dummy drill detonator set. This is a great display item. Price includes UK delivery. Sn 6118. £245.00 |
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Original British Crimea Period Ball Hand Grenade - 5816 This is a scarce early British hand and cup discharged grenade. Made from cast iron and originally filled with black powder it was ignited with a 'bickford' type burning fuse through the centre of a wood bung. The grenade which is 2.75" in diameter and would have weighed about 1.5lb when full, has now been fitted to a contemporary wooden base for display which originally had paper descriptive label on the bottom. This is the type of grenade which gave rise to the term British Grenediers and were used in the 17th and 18th Century. Similar greandes are illustrated in the introduction to Rick Landers book ' GRENADE' and there is one on display with its muzzle loading rifle & cup discharger attachment at the Royal Engineers Museum in Chatham. these are extremely scarce and a starting point for any British grenade collection. The price includes UK delivery. ( Sn 5816) £275.00 |
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WW1 French Guiddetti Trench Mortar Grenade - O 646 This is an inert WW1 French Trench Mortar Grenade, launched from a "Fusil Guidetti". The grenade launcher is made with an old rifle 1874 model "Gras" 11mm (barrel cut at 10 cm of chamber). There were models made, this one firing a 77 mm grenade "Guidetti", range: 200 m. & one firing a 65 mm grenade "Citron-Foug", range: 450 m. Very rare to find and in good condition. The top fuze screws out and has its top brass screw. Some corrosion to the fins but very nice. £225.00 |
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German Hand Grenade 342d, Danish Model 1923. O 643 - O 643 This grtenade was introduced in Denamrk in 1923 in a heavy Defensive veerison and a lighter offensive version. After the German occupation in 1940 the Germans continued its manufacture as the "handgranate 342d (offensive) and 343d (defensive). This is the German Army Hand Grenade 342d (offensive) grenade dated on the brass percussion fuse, October 1941. Complete with its brass fuze assembly, safety wire and brass base end cap. Price includes UK delivery. O 643 £175.00 |
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