Original U.S. Cold War Era Mk 89 Mod 1 INERT 56 Pound Practice Bomb African Militaria by general order in 1916

by general order in 1916 from the Imperial High Command

first introduced in 1843 (See Small Arms of the East India Company 1600-1856 by David Harding

was stationed at the base between March and September 1944

Blade length: 29 3/4”

which since the late 17th century had been the most commonly used dueling sword

Original U.S. Cold War Era Mk 89 Mod 1 INERT 56 Pound Practice Bomb African Militaria by general order in 1916Original Item: Only One Available. This is a totally inert example of the Mk 89 practice bomb series and is in compliance with the current BATF guidelines on inert ordnance. This is a practice bomb and was never intended to hold explosive content, nor can it be rendered live again. Not Available For Export. The practice bomb Mk 89 Mod 1 is a low drag sub caliber practice bomb, similar in shape to the low drag series of general purpose service bombs.