Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Rohrhandgranate Hand Grenade Japanese Ordnance had a brass magazine housing

had a brass magazine housing

A rare untouched sleeper

Some enamel chips showing the metal body of the bottle from actual use

This truncheon has an inlaid silver plaque bearing the Coat of Arms of the City of Leeds and the date 1786

Overall the handle (tsuka) is well-fitting

Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Rohrhandgranate Hand Grenade Japanese Ordnance had a brass magazine housingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a totally inert BATF complaint Austro Hungarian Rohrhandgranate used during WWI. Many of the early hand grenades in use during the first few months of the war, across all the combatant nations, were improvised explosive devices, tins full of bits of metal or anything likely to cause damage, often attached to handles for easier throwing. The Austro Hungarian Army was no different, but by the spring of 1915,