Original British WWII Inert Mills Bomb No. 36M MKI Grenade Cutaway by R.B. Davies of Australia - dated 1941 Lewis Gun Originally all three had glass

Originally all three had glass panes in them

that was not stamped with an EGA device after WWII

It is in perfect condition throughout being a celluloid coating over a wood base

the squadron used the Fighting Three Felix the Cat symbol and called themselves the "Crazy Cats" because so many pilots were from Fighting Three

though they have lost their original paint

Original British WWII Inert Mills Bomb No. 36M MKI Grenade Cutaway by R.B. Davies of Australia - dated 1941 Lewis Gun Originally all three had glassOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice BATF approved totally inert example of a 1941 dated No. 36M MkI Grenade. The No. 36M was the British army's standard hand grenade during WWII, and long afterwards. This wonderful example is complete with internal parts (no explosives!) and no original paint. The grenade appears to have been excavated and extensively cleaned to remove most of the rust. Not Available For Export The body of the