Original WWII German Bouncing Betty S-Mine with Rare Triple Fuse Elbow by Junkers & Co. of Dessau - Dated 1940 & 1944 - Missing Outer Shell Brunswick Guns A lovely "man stopping" pistol

A lovely "man stopping" pistol from a known maker in Dublin

The squadron was inactivated on 19 June 1973 at Fort Lewis

which was adapted from the Dreyse machine gun of World War One

We purchased this revolver as a "THUNDERER" and it is in very good working order

mouse holes

Original WWII German Bouncing Betty S-Mine with Rare Triple Fuse Elbow by Junkers & Co. of Dessau - Dated 1940 & 1944 - Missing Outer Shell Brunswick Guns A lovely "man stopping" pistolOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an incredible totally inert original German WWII dated S Mine, with an incredibly rare TRIPLE fuse elbow! This allows attachment of one pressure activated fuse that was designed to resemble blades of grass, as well as two two tripwire activated fuses on the sides. This example is missing the outer shell of the mine, but still looks complete to the naked eye. Attached to the elbow are the correct pressure and