Original German WWI Inert Model 1915 Kugel n/A Ball Hand Fragmentation Inert Grenade with Fuse - Kugelhandgranate French Helmets It comes in its original

It comes in its original decorated brass mounted nickel-plated scabbard

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The Commanding General of Luftgau XI was General der Flieger Ludwig Wolff from February 1938 to July 1944

and there is some fouling and oxidation on the interior

The cover itself is a “3rd Pattern” type with buttonholes present on both the main body and the flaps

Original German WWI Inert Model 1915 Kugel n/A Ball Hand Fragmentation Inert Grenade with Fuse - Kugelhandgranate French Helmets It comes in its originalOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Kugelhandgranate ("ball hand grenade") is the name given to several models of hand thrown fragmentation grenades manufactured in WWI Germany. This example is known as the Model 1915 n A (neuer Art = newer model). In 1915 this simplified fragmentation pattern of the 1913 Kugel grenade had been adopted, in order to reduce production time. The only difference was the grooved pattern on the top and bottom of the