Okay kids, here are three more nades. The first a WW1 Austrian Grugaruz, and yes, it has a fuse that must be lit. Very heavily serrated body with a bent wire handle ending in a hook like a Wheelo (remember those?) the next is a head fused WW2 German handgranate, field rceovered. The last, A WW1 German 1915 pattern with belt hook. This massive grenade was loaded with a large charge but had little fragmentation affect. It has the "ball and string" pull igniter the Jerries used throughout the Second World War. The black wire stands were made by me to support the grenades, and as usual, the nades are INERT!