Original Vietnam War NVA / VC North Vietnamese Oval Stick Grenade Warhead - Inert MG 13 Germany on February 18th

Germany on February 18th

Between the 2nd and Victory in Europe Day on 8 May the 10th Mountain Division received the surrender of various German units and screened areas of occupation near Trieste

founded by James Henry Stewart in 1852 as a Military Outfitter

The helmet did at one point have a Wappen (front plate)

There are some markings on the left side of the half octagonal barrel

Original Vietnam War NVA / VC North Vietnamese Oval Stick Grenade Warhead - Inert MG 13 Germany on February 18thOriginal Item: Only One Available. This ordinance is inert and has been fully deactivated following guidelines provided by the ATF. As used in the Vietnam War, this is a rare "oval" pattern of NVA VC stick grenade warhead, in very good condition. The stick and all contents are missing, and it looks like the round end was modified a bit with a welded in plug, which also helps it stand up better. The other end has multiple holes where the wooden stick