Original U.S. WWII Rare Inert M2 AP Anti-Personnel Mine with Projectile and Cap U.S. Uniforms This example is a total

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

The liner is sagging a bit

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

Published in 1938

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 This example is a totalOriginal 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