WWII U.S. Navy AN/APS-4 Radar Oscilloscope Indicator CS-55AAW Mother's Day This grenade is clearly marked

This grenade is clearly marked “M18 SMOKE VIOLET” with a lot number “PR 837H070-015

The trigger guard is a simple

with minor wear adding to its authentic WWII patina

This Nazi flag was captured during the Battle of the Bulge in World War II by Lieutenant Colonel Wild Bill Boyle

The rugged metal housing is built to military specs

WWII U.S. Navy AN/APS-4 Radar Oscilloscope Indicator CS-55AAW Mother's Day This grenade is clearly markedOriginal WWII era U. S. Navy airborne radar oscilloscope display indicator, marked CS 55AAW, associated with the AN APS 4 airborne radar pulse analyzer equipment. Features the amber viewing screen with grid focus brilliance illumination controls, heavy black wrinkle finish housing, rear multi pin connector, and mounting frame. Very displayable piece from early aircraft radar technology. Condition shows age, finish wear, scratches, and untested