Stielhandgranate 24 WaA help

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Another K marked Kalt one. RR/90 1940 on the stick, and 1940 336 on the can.

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Tan M24, can not marked, handle marked FCC 43/2 (I think that is what it looks like?)

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Three smokers......triplets.... Marked RR 517 1940.

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Stielhandgranate Benton. Late war concrete. No markings. All original, lake found.

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GSW marked. Early handle, like Nick's. I think I have some WWI grenades marked GSW.

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ges.gesch. training stick grenade. Very different style.

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early M24 trainer.

Marked R.R.Z.

[Bergflak]

Mismatched, but early can with early eagle stamp

It's a RR from the Menden factory (WaA65), but the "RR 1936" is a hitherto unseeen variety no-logo/standard font "R"!

[jeeeensy]

Krico M24 Ub

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[Bergflak]

can RR 90-1940 Handle RR 512 1939

Interesting variety. Note how the mirrored "R" is slightly irregular.
RR 512 was the code for Hermann Wuppermann AG, Stanz- u. Emaillierwerk, Pinneberg, Hamburg. Their post 1940 code would have been fzl, but I haven't seen any yet... WaA appears to be WaA562.

[Bergflak]

RR 1939 matching

Another RR, but this time made at the Richard Rinker GmbH, Neubrandenburg in Mecklenburg. WaA 560

[Bergflak]

Frankfort Arsenal, these are difficult to come by. The stenciling on them is a different style.

Very spectacular! Never seen one without the sponge roll-stamp text. This one has actually got the text applied with a stencil!
The maker mark is even weirder. It is the company logo of Fritz Weber & Co. Laternenfabrik Berlin. Which really proves that the camouflage "RR" wasn't used by all pre-1940 manufacturers. This company used the post-1940 code brc, and are mainly known for their MG barrel carriers and ammunition cans.

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1945 stamp..

Late war M43 1945..

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Late war M43 1945

[BrunoH]

Hi gentlemen,
Don't hesitate to continue... very interesting thread..
Regards