Antique Grenades

A collection of grenades From WWI and WWII.

• The Baldari Grenade was a lit-fuse grenade used by the Italians in WWI.
• The Cast Iron Bomb is one of the earliest handheld explosives from around the time when muzzleloaders were in use.
• The F1 French was the original "Pineapple grenade." It functions much like how you'd expect pinned grenades like the Mk2 or F1 Russian to work.
• The Kugelhandgranate was Germany's first attempt at a hand grenade before the more famous stielhandgranate. It's heavy and rolls around a lot.
• The No.2 Hales was an early British grenade that can be thrown farther like the stielhandgranate, but this one comes with an impact fuse.
• The RG12 Lantern Grenade was Russia's standard issue grenade during WWI. The arming mechanism was somewhat complicated, but I've simplified it so you only have to pull off the ring.
• The Rohr Grenade was Austria's somewhat rounder version of the Potato Masher.
• The SRCM Mod.35 is an Italian grenade from WW2, and it has an impact fuse.
• The Stielhandgranate 1916 was Germany's bulkier antecedant to the more famous M24 'Potato Masher'.

Credits

• Baldari Grenade from Isonzo
• Cast Iron Bomb by Rectus
• F1 French from Verdun
• Kugelhandgranate by Ovidiu Barat
• No.2 Hales by James Stone
• RG12 Lantern Grenade from Tannenberg
• Rohr Grenade from Tannenberg
• SRCM Grenade by ImLiteral
• Stielhandgranate 1916 from Verdun