Original British WWII No. 15 “Cricket Ball” Grenade with Fuze - Inert Brunswick Guns approximately 52 miles Northwest of

approximately 52 miles Northwest of Akron

Benedict Schwebach

There is a short piece of shoelace in place of the original top tie strap

Truly wonderful pieces of history that would be welcomed into any WWII RAF or USAAF collections

三 中 (3rd Unit)

Original British WWII No. 15 “Cricket Ball” Grenade with Fuze - Inert Brunswick Guns approximately 52 miles Northwest ofOriginal Item. Only One Available. The No. 15 ball grenade, also referred to as hand catapult spring gun, ball grenade, or by ANZACs as the cricket ball grenade, was a grenade used by the British during World War I. The No. 15 was one of the interim grenades created due to problems associated with the No. 1 grenade which was intended for use in frontline service in the Middle Eastern Campaign. First introduced in July 1915, the No. 15 Grenade was used