Original British WWI Battye Grenade Body - Inert Availability_Both "MERITO DI GVERRA" (War Merit)

"MERITO DI GVERRA" (War Merit) on the horizontal arms and a Roman sword point upwards

Unlike the conventional warfare methods of firing artillery into a coordinate location

it slides down the mortar tube

However they are still identifiable

The area was then bombed by the Japanese

Original British WWI Battye Grenade Body - Inert Availability_Both "MERITO DI GVERRA" (War Merit)Original Item. Only One Available. The Battye grenade was a small defensive hand grenade designed by British Army Major B C Battye, serving with the Indian Corps at the end of 1914. They were manufactured at 78 Rue de Lille, Bethune, France through 1915 using French civilians to fill the cases made from cast iron with ammonal. The Battye Hand Grenades were fitted with 5 second fuses of two types: a flame ignited wick or a Nobel patent detonator. The