Original 18th Century Explosive Iron Mortar Ball with Lifting Rings Magazines will NOT have a liner

will NOT have a liner or chinstrap and will have minor defects such as cracks

Measures: 3" x 2”x

” makes reloading faster

These two top covers are hinged to each other and to the receiver with the PIN

and the grenade could also be used as a demolition charge

Original 18th Century Explosive Iron Mortar Ball with Lifting Rings Magazines will NOT have a linerOriginal Item: Only One Available. Most likely this is British, it came from our purchase from Nepal in 2003. This is a highly unusual projectile being a hollow iron ball over 9" in diameter with about a 1" diameter hole in the top allowing access to the hollow interior. On either side of this hole are two integral "Loops" or "Rings which were used to attach hooks from a small crane that would lift the iron ball stuffed with explosives and place it