Original British WWI Inert Mills Bomb No. 23 MKII Grenade by R.A. Main of Falkirk - Dated April 1917 Russian Maxim 1910 The grenade is totally inert

The grenade is totally inert and unable to be used as a destructive device

In the early 1830s the British East India Company started looking for a Percussion Musket to replace the Brown Bess

following a five-minute artillery preparation

the Allies elected to deploy the expeditionary force they were forming for Finland to Norway

though the markings are hard to see

Original British WWI Inert Mills Bomb No. 23 MKII Grenade by R.A. Main of Falkirk - Dated April 1917 Russian Maxim 1910 The grenade is totally inertOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very good original British WWI No. 23 Mills Bomb hand and rifle grenade, dated April 1917 and fitted with a base plug marked for R. A. Main of Falkirk. The grenade retains its original pull pin and internal spring loaded striker components, all of which are completely inert. The cast iron body and fittings display a heavy service worn patina, while the base plug no longer threads completely into the grenade