German M24 stick grenade broken but near complete wooden handle which is maker marked and dated 1944 in nice relic condition ,that was recovered in the Falaise Pocket the battlefield of Normandy 1944

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This is a German M24 Stick Grenade (Stielhandgranate 24), nicknamed the "potato masher," was the standard German infantry grenade, known for its long-throwing, stick-based design, and reliance on concussive blast rather than fragmentation. It featured a 4.5-second fuse initiated by a pull-cord inside a hollow wooden handle.

The grenade is in good condition for a relic a near complete wooden handle which is maker marked and dated 1944 which is in 2 parts that has broken in the middle also with the remains of its screw base. It is completely empty and inert and the top metal base plate has snd camouflage paintwork remains. The wood is still solid, not breaking apart, it has been carefully cleaned and is nice condition for display or any collection. The grenade was recovered from a field near Trun, which we think was a pit dug by the allies where lots of German equipment was thrown in and buried after the battle in the Falaise Pocket, Normandy in France 1944. A nice rare relic from the famous Normandy battlefield. The grenade comes with 2xA5 laminated information cards,map and pictures.

This is a German M24 Stick Grenade (Stielhandgranate 24), nicknamed the "potato masher," was the standard German infantry grenade, known for its long-throwing, stick-based design, and reliance on concussive blast rather than fragmentation. It featured a 4.5-second fuse initiated by a pull-cord inside a hollow wooden handle.

The grenade is in good condition for a relic a near complete wooden handle which is maker marked and dated 1944 which is in 2 parts that has broken in the middle also with the remains of its screw base. It is completely empty and inert and the top metal base plate has snd camouflage paintwork remains. The wood is still solid, not breaking apart, it has been carefully cleaned and is nice condition for display or any collection. The grenade was recovered from a field near Trun, which we think was a pit dug by the allies where lots of German equipment was thrown in and buried after the battle in the Falaise Pocket, Normandy in France 1944. A nice rare relic from the famous Normandy battlefield. The grenade comes with 2xA5 laminated information cards,map and pictures.