German WW1 Egg Grenade Model 17 - Eierhandgranate | Historic Trench Warfare Weapon Birds The front two brace straps

The front two brace straps feature white metal adjusting tabs: lift to adjust and push down to lock

This cartridge would have been issued for use in Germany's principal 9mm service weapons

meticulously crafted in 1941

Analysis of the commando's tactical innovations and strategies employed in combat situations

and type of round

German WW1 Egg Grenade Model 17 - Eierhandgranate | Historic Trench Warfare Weapon Birds The front two brace strapsThe German WW1 Egg Grenade Model 17, known as the "Eierhandgranate," is a distinctive hand grenade used by the German Empire during World War I. Named for its oval, egg like shape, this grenade was a compact, lightweight, and highly portable explosive device designed for use in close combat. The Model 17 featured a cast iron body that housed an explosive charge, typically filled with a mixture of TNT and ammonium nitrate. It had a simple friction