German WW1 Model 1915 Stielhandgranate Grenade w/ Intact Marking

This authentic German WW1 "Potato Masher" grenade is a rare and remarkable piece of military history, preserved almost completely intact. Known for its iconic design, the Model 1915 Stielhandgranate was a standard-issue grenade for German soldiers during World War I.

Widely referred to as the "Potato Masher" due to its unique design, this grenade became an enduring symbol of German engineering and trench warfare tactics. Intact examples of these grenades are exceptionally rare, making this a must-have for militaria collectors or WW1 enthusiasts.

This specific example retains its classic cylindrical head and wooden handle, though it shows wear consistent with age and historical use. The original German markings on the head are partially visible, adding authenticity and character to this collectible. This grenade is deactivated.

Specifications:

• Material: Cast iron, brass, steel, and wood
• Origin: Germany
• Period: WW1
• Dimensions: Approximate Length: 14" (standard size for this model); Approximate Diameter: 3"
• Provenance: Sourced from a 20-year collectors of militaria, specializing in WW2 era memorabilia

Condition:

Good – Noticeable wear from age and use but remains structurally sound. Considered average condition for most collectibles and memorabilia. Minor imperfections or signs of handling may be present but do not detract from the overall integrity of the item.

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Item Location: FMC1

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