Inert Post-WWI British MKV Lachrymatory Gas Grenade with Early MKII Fuse – Converted to Coin Bank with Penny Inside The jacket includes a ceremonial

The jacket includes a ceremonial aiguillette

eye) and a crane for "鶴" (tsuru

Worn during pivotal air campaigns of WWII

the early 1960s (field card)

Marine Corps artifacts

Inert Post-WWI British MKV Lachrymatory Gas Grenade with Early MKII Fuse – Converted to Coin Bank with Penny Inside The jacket includes a ceremonialAdd a unique piece of military history to your collection with this inert post WWI British MKV lachrymatory gas grenade, featuring an early MKII fuse. This grenade, originally designed to deploy tear gas (likely CN gas) for crowd control or tactical use in the 1920s, has been deactivated and repurposed into a fascinating coin bank, complete with a penny inside. The MKV was a significant design in the evolution of chemical weapons, developed after