Original WW2 U.S. MK1A1 Dummy Training Grenade Coin Some rust on the attachment

Some rust on the attachment device with one prong being shorter than the other

Which is not seen on German imports

The reunion between the Blue and the Gray eventually took place as scheduled in 1938

Some wear-damage to cardboard carton with age “missing sides” will need inner material (shown in photos) to stand up

forming Bacon & Company in Norwich

Original WW2 U.S. MK1A1 Dummy Training Grenade Coin Some rust on the attachmentThe training hand grenade MK1A1 is a nonfunctioning type developed to help safely train soldiers in the early days of WW2. It was used for training in handling and throwing of the fragmentation hand grenade MK2. The Grenade MKlA1 was used for practice in throwing hand grenades in small confined areas because it is completely inert as well as for distance but the overall purpose was to improve techniques in throwing and accuracy.