Brody's collection

I've been collecting military items for 12 years now and this account is about my collection. I have stuff from the American civil war all the way up to today.

[Brody's collection @WW2_Collection_]

1857 Remington Maynard Conversion Musket. Note the 5 notches in the stock! Wow.

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Vietnam era 1/4 lb TNT stick. This is 100% Inert.

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Hard to find original WW2 M7 Tear gas grenade with original fuze.

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Late war last ditch Japanese ceramic hand grenade.

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Original WW2 No 69 British Bakelite Plastic impact grenade. Obviously not very effective.

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WW2 Japanese Knee Mortar Round With Rare Bakelite Transportation Fuze. 100% Inert.

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WW2 German 343D Danish Inert Hand Grenade.

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1943 British Mills Bomb Hand Grenade.

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Original RFX U.S. training grenade. Dated 1-54.

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2 Boxes of 8mm Nambu In remarkable condition.

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Original WW2 U.S. Grenade With Yellow Paint Under The Blue.

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WW2 U.S. MK2 Solid Bottom Grenade. 100% Inert

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Original WW2 Japanese Type 91 grenade for the battle of Bougainville. Veteran bring back.

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Original WW2 German Mod 39 Egg Grenade.

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Training bomb weighs 50lbs

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Large U.S. training bomb. Over 3 feet long.

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M78 Swiss Vetterli Rifle

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M1916 Spanish Mauser

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Original Vietnam M18 smoke grenade that's still live!

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The only thing better than one 1911 is two! Check out my 1918 Colt 1911 and 1914 Springfield Armory 1911 that they only made 30,000 of!