Original Japanese WWII Type 100 HE 81mm Inert Mortar Round Russian Maxim 1910 and there is fraying in

and there is fraying in many areas

The Austrians converted a total of 70

WWII Binoculars

Really a great example of a Imperial Japanese Navy Kai-Gunto with a lovely stainless steel blade

[8] The following day the Regiment was attached to the 4th Australian Division and remained there until 12 August

Original Japanese WWII Type 100 HE 81mm Inert Mortar Round Russian Maxim 1910 and there is fraying inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This mortar round is totally non functional and inert, having been deactivated according to specifications outlined by the BATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives). It is totally inert, and cannot be converted to an explosive device. Not Available For Export This is a rare example of the Japanese Type 100 HE Mortar Round used with the Type 97 (1937) and later the Type 99 small trench mortar. This is