INERT “Mills Bomb” No. 36 british grenade There are more markings than

There are more markings than normal on this example

widely deployed by Soviet and Warsaw Pact forces during the 1970s and 1980s

Unlike its predecessors

US Aircraft Practice Bomb

while showcasing the iconic green plastic body and detailed design of the original

INERT “Mills Bomb” No. 36 british grenade There are more markings than"Discover a piece of WWII history with this authentic, inert 1944 Mills No. 36 grenade, proudly bearing a distinctive 'G' on its front. A relic of Britains wartime ingenuity, this iconic Mills Bomb likely hails from the industrial heartlandspossibly Birmingham or the Midlandscrafted by a manufacturer like Glover & Co. or a similar 'G' marked firm. Dated to 1944, its a testament to the decentralized production that armed Allied forces. Perfect for