Original British WWI Mills Bomb No. 5 MKI Grenade Dated October 1916 - Inert 18th Century 1924 in Edwardsville

1924 in Edwardsville

this cone layout remained unmodified throughout the carbine's long service life

The major advantages were that it was lighter

but after 1943 became the Silver Medal of Merit (Silberne Verdienstmedaille)

The case hardened hammer and loading gate both retain about 5%-10% of their original mottled colors and the balance of these parts has faded to a smoky gray color

Original British WWI Mills Bomb No. 5 MKI Grenade Dated October 1916 - Inert 18th Century 1924 in EdwardsvilleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an very nice BATF approved totally inert example of a 1916 dated No. 5 MkI "Mills Bomb" Grenade. This is the first version of the "Mills Bomb" produced, and was one of the standard grenades used by British forces during WWI. It is totally inert, cannot be converted to an explosive devise. It still has the spoon, pin, and parts of the fuze and detonator. It has however suffered quite a bit of oxidation to the