Original Japanese WWII Inert Type 99 Kiska Hand Grenade with Fuse & Pull String Category_Receiver In Egypt during January 1943

In Egypt during January 1943

which is the standard finish used for colonial issue in the Pre-WWII years

The rifle came to us with a Cody Firearms Museum "Serial Number Search Request"

but this is not from the ring itself

cut from a section of a parachute canopy used by PFC Northam Stolp during Operation Market Garden

Original Japanese WWII Inert Type 99 Kiska Hand Grenade with Fuse & Pull String Category_Receiver In Egypt during January 1943Original Item: Only One Available. This is an exceptionally rare inert demilitarized genuine Japanese Type 99 Hand Grenade. This example is offered in very good condition complete with fuse, original top cap, and even the original safety pin with pull string. Unfortunately the detonator tube is missing. This example disassembles for inspection, with the top cap able to unscrew, revealing the explosives cavity, now empty. Like all deactivated ordnance,