My new M24 grenade

[Glenn Barbaritz]

but to reclaim my (little) knowledge here. the handle is stamped "dol". its hard to read but the "l' is there or atleast it should be I believe. Glenn

[Luca Ongaro]

but to reclaim my (little) knowledge here. the handle is stamped "dol". its hard to read but the "l' is there or atleast it should be I believe. Glenn

"dol" is a manufactures code.

Dominghaus, Heinr.,
Fabrik f. Baubeschlage,
Brugge/Westf

Luca

[Glenn Barbaritz]

"dol" is a manufactures code.



Luca

exactly

[FestungSpanien]

Hey you guys are right
There's a faint "l" there so the correct markings are "43dol"
Many thanks for the input
Unfortunately I am unable to unscrew it and I do not want to run the risk of damaging the grenade
Thanks a lot pals, that's why I love this forum
Ace

[Glenn Barbaritz]

too bad it wont come unscrewed. well, it is for a cold climate being marked with the "K" (a definite plus, not an easy find. ) so I figure it must be froze on. in my mind theres a vgc maker marked/dated full fuse tube sitting in there just waiting to be uncovered. since Well never know for sure thats what I want to think. I always see the glass 1/2 full. great example Ace. let me know when you get sick of it. Glenn

[HGrenadier]

Hello,
I have same stick - see the link. But strange, there is no WaA stamp...
http://grenadebook.googlepages.com/b...1%D0%BA%D0%B82

[Luca Ongaro]

Hello,
I have same stick - see the link. But strange, there is no WaA stamp...
http://grenadebook.googlepages.com/b...1%D0%BA%D0%B82

A mint handle, very nice
Luca

[FestungSpanien]

Thanks again pals
What would a fair price be for a grenade in such condition?
Ace

[BPA-Paul]

Hmmmm........Rock Candy......I like !! these stick grenades look great in displays around headgear and uniforms well done




Collector of Salty, Service Worn Headgear **SSWH**