Original U.S. WWII Rare Inert M2 AP Anti-Personnel Mine with Projectile and Cap U.S. Uniforms but it's well above what

but it's well above what we often see on revolvers from this era

Published in 1938

This example is a total sleeper with light surface pitting having sat for maybe 200 years in storage and not on display

approximately 120 were killed and 330 were wounded in less than 10 minutes

which consisted of a yellow shield divided by a black stripe with three plates in the center

Original U.S. WWII Rare Inert M2 AP Anti-Personnel Mine with Projectile and Cap U.S. Uniforms but it's well above whatOriginal Item. Only One Available. The M2 is a United States bounding anti personnel mine used during World War II. The mine consists of a cylindrical steel main body containing a 60 millimeter mortar shell body (originally the M49A2), linked to a tall thin fuze stand. The fuze stand held either a pin based tripwire fuze or a combination pressure tripwire fuze with a pronged pressure cap. Later fuzes were sensitive to pressure or pull and could be