Homemade Non-Functioning 50cal+/- 8" Cannon in excellent condition. Very well made! Has touch hole but bore does not go all the way through. Overall= 10"L x 4"W x 4"H

This is an incredible presentation model of the famous Austro-Hungarian M1911/16 305mm Siege Howitzer Cannon. This highly detailed and moving-part model was painstakingly made and mounted on one large piece of Suchomasty red marble (quarried in Czech region of the Skoda works). The bottom base is smooth and polished and transitions upward to rough texture replicating a mountain ridge. The gun and carriage are attached to the the top and is made of multiple base metal parts. The execution is so intricate and exact that the gears work and does full elevation and full 360" traverse. The elevation hand crank turns but was not made to engage the gun so the gun moves by hand contact. The rest of the parts are static. We have reviewed all the parts and there appears to be nothing broken or missing. The front of the marble base has a recessed panel for a plaque but it has been removed. Clearly, this was a special presentation piece maybe from the Skoda Works for a very important person or for factory display. The only other known example is on display in the Technicke Museum (Museum of Science and Technology) in Vienna, Austria. The base is 11" long and 5" wide. The model stands 8.5" tall and barrel is 5" long. Total weight is 19 LB. The M1911/16 has long and storied history. Only 79 were ever made and they were used in both WWI and WWII. This is an exquisite display model and almost one of a kind that could ever become available to the public.

Very early Sterling Silver Silver Star Award Medal with soldiers name on top bar - a very early named award. No information can be found for award unfortunately, but still hard to find, full Sterling star attached to ribbon. See photos.

Medal given to members of the United Spanish American War Veterans Organization. Very Rare and hard to find due to limited amount of men who served during this war. Even more rare due to being a Post commanders medal with insignia Seldom seen - in Excellent condition for age. See Photos.

All 7 of these maps are German made. 1) Large Munich area map, undated prewar. 2) Small Waldwege-Wiesdaben map undated with rips 3) German map of Scotland dated 1941 on one side and reprinted on back and reused to print Hamburg-Berlin Map dated 1944 by Allied War Office. 4) German map of Scotland dated 1940 on one side and reused to print Munich in 1944. (poor condition). 5) German Map of England dated 1941 on one side reused for Stettin-Poznan dated 1944 by War Office. 6) German map of England dated 1941 reissued to print 1944 Linz-Vienna map 7) German map of England dated 1941, reused as map of Innsbruck in 1944 War Office.

Lot of 11 maps include 1-2) 2 Maps of Starnberger-Tutzing dated June 1945 printed by 664th Engineers. 3-4) Two Lipzig-Plzen Maps dated 1944. It is cut down and is a reprint by US from German made map. 5) Essen-Mannheim map dated 1944. 6) Bremen-Hanover Map dated 1944. 7) Prague Czech map dated 1944. Munich map, USAAF M49, dated 1943, 8) Basle-Stuttgart map dated 1943. 9) Innsbruck, Austria map dated 1944 printed by 654th Engineers. 10) Salzburg map dated 1944, printed by 663rd Engineers 11) Europe Map in poor condition dated 1936 by War Dept. Also included are 12-13) 1 US Wartime "Newmap" of the war dated Oct. 11, 1944 and 1 prewar map of Europe with battle lines drawn on it. 14) Northern Italy map dated 1944.

Lot of WWII posters include 1) "Strong In The Strength In The Lord" poster. 22"x 28". Inked on the hand, someone started writing "Dear Wife, Love is our stre"...2) United Nations poster dated 1945 22"x 28". 3) "Service Those Who Served" poster 1945 22"x 28". Condition is pretty good. 4) United Nations Flag poster, dated 1942. 22" x 28". Most of these posters show some tears, tape marks and edge issues.

This lot of 4 rather scarce posters includes "Your War Savings Pledge" 21" x 30'. Has tape and worn edges with 4 inch tear lower center edge. Image is strong. 2) "Fight World Famine" 21"x 27.5". Has frayed edges and 4" tear in bottom center. Image is strong. 3) YWCA poster 16" x 23". Frayed edges and nips, solid image. 4) "United We Serve" 20" x 28" frayed edges and 6 " rip at center bottom.

This machete is marked Imperial on blade. Blade shows much hard use, sharpening and pitting but is still very serviceable. Black handles are not chipped or cracked. Modern era lanyard has blue plastic toggle to help pull out from scabbard. Scabbard shows much use and press-dot closure is missing male end. Has large 3.5" wet stone that seems to not have been used much.

This lot of 2 posters includes color lithograph of a WW I Salvation Army poster depicting a female Salvation Army volunteer handing out coffee to doughboys. Poster titled "The Salvation Army gives Doughnuts and Coffee To The Boys Over There" by artist William Meade Prince. The poster itself measures 40" tall, 28" wide. The poster looks to be in fair to good minor condition and is mounted on very old poster board with cellophane tape all the way around. The second poster "They Gave Their Lives" is from same estate and is mounted with tape the same way. Condition is fair at best but image is still displayable. 20"x29".

This poster is 29 x 39" and has the famous imagery painted by Shafer. The poster has some corner issues, tape issues and edge issues and a piece of poster has separated but can be repaired when put on acid free canvas.

This lot of 4 includes 1) "Give It Your Best" By Coiner. Some of the folds are worn from time. See pics. 2) "Buy War Bonds & Stamps" 20.5" x 11.25". Has folds and corner/edge wear. 3) "He's Sure To Get V-Mail" poster, dated 1943, 22"x27.5". Shows wear and tape marks with nips to corners. 4) "The United nations Fight For Freedom" poser dated 1942 20" x 28". Shows age and wear with some nips and tears on corners and edges.

Original rivets, liner band and three pads and drawstring. None of the leather fingers have a break in them. 2 of the 3 pads are loose and are match on field gray cotton material. The third pad is in place and is made with white cotton material. Still retains both chinstrap swivels. Left side inside rim is stamped "BF64". Helmet color inside and out is dark green with much old rust all over but no pitting. Shell has no dings or dents. This is a solid example of a later war combat helmet.

This helmet came right from an estate. It has a gray horsehair plume that may have been added later. The front plate holes sit rather high and seems to have faint outline of Prussian eagle. The best part of this helmet is the fairly complete scale chinstrap with star rosettes. We don't see evidence of at roundels. Front visor is loose and held in place by only the two side rivets. The helmet body is decent and the tin base box with red cover is worn down to tin. The entire helmet is in poor condition and has a foul smell from attic storage. This could be a worthy project helmet with some good parts.

Appears to be from the post WWII period. It is in very fine condition with brass fittings and front plate. It is a smaller size and shows just minor wear and age. Otherwise, it is in very good plus condition.

This WWI US helmet is 26th Yankee Division 102nd Field Artillery painted. Liner has chinstrap and oil cloth liner has separated but still sits ok in shell. Some of the wool felt pad was made into a mouse nest but doesn't detract. Name is penciled or inked on inside brim and is hard to read but matching to roster names won't be too hard.

This helmet is an early fixed bale, front seam, steel rim shell. The liner is inside dome marked "28" over Mine Safety Appliance Company (MSA). The helmet show some use and sweat stains to liner headband. The liner and shell have very high percentage of cork mixed paint and smooth liner paint. There some loss of paint on steel rim. Khaki chinstrap has darkened steel buckles. This is a real beauty in very good, if not excellent condition.

This Civil War Confederate stamp has strong color and appears to have gum back. No creases that we can see. Please look at photos for all detail and presentation.

Helmet is in original condition with original liner, drawstring and chinstrap. End of female side of chinstrap has broken tip, but still buckles up well. It is stamped on rim "D.H." over "62". Has much age and wear and "been there" look to it.

This M56 German helmet is "textbook" with no altering. It is inked marked "53-57" on leather liner and marked on back inside rim. It has very little wear and is in very good plus condition. These are getting harder to find in this condition.

Two helmets includes1) French Adrian helmet with 3 piece shell and period black camo repaint. The visor is separated from shell and flame part of front plate is broken off. Liner is in good condition and has drawstring and no chinstrap. 2) WWI US Helmet shell. It does have wool felt pad. HOWEVER, the very light gray over paint camo may actually be a winter white paint that has darkened and aged over time in our opinion. It is in fair condition at best but exterior looks good for display.

This helmet is a front seam, steel rim, fixed bale helmet with brass khaki chinstrap with brass fittings. The liner is a marked with Westinghouse logo at bottom. Headband is missing but some straps are present and all the rivets and A rivets are brass. Has 131st regiment decal on one side and 33rd Div. decal on other side and blue painted front visor. Good early shell.

Includes 1)WWI US British made helmet with 7th Division insignia painted to front with remnants of liner. 2) and 3) Two WWII US M1 shells with front seam, steel rim and swivel bales. Both repainted over the years 4) WWII British Tommy Helmet is in rough condition. Inked with size 56. No marker seen. This is a good lot for collector restoration and or reenacting.

This helmet has khaki textured exterior. The liner has the FAST system of removable/adjustable pads. It appears to be a size medium but we can't find size tag. Camo cover has First Sergeant insignia.

This helmet has OD sand mixed paint exterior and has a 1952 Quartermaster inspection ink stamp on the inside of shell. Chinstrap is "ball and socket" type The liner appears to be dated 1962 on some bands and liner is marked "US" over 45 and "M11". Paint on helmet shows some use. Cover and liner are in very good condition. You don't see many M1 shells with dated QM stamps.

WWII British MK1 Brodie Helmet. Helmet is dated 1942 on rim. Helmet is in excellent, original condition with liner and chin strap in similar condition. Ready for display or reenacting.

2 British WW2 Brodie Helmet shells with no liner or chin strap. Both are dated 1942. Both are in excellent surplus condition with typical dings and scratches but no dents. See Photos.

2 British WW2 Brodie Helmet shells with no liner or chin strap. Both are dated 1942. Both are in excellent surplus condition with typical dings and scratches but no dents. See Photos.

This lot of 8 includes 1) 1 pound Sodium Bicarbonate can in box. 2) Surgical soap in box, dated 1962, 3) Gauze bandage roller in DSA numbered box, 4) Surgical gauze pad in DSA numbered paper wrap. 5) eyedropper in sealed clear cellophane, 6) Purified cotton in DSA numbered box. 7) Dyed dressing wrap in FSN numbered box, 8) Gauze Roller Bandage in box with DSA number. 9) Named US Navy "Dixie Cup" cap (smaller size) and 10) 6 WWII ration books for family in Chicago.

Lot of 7 includes 1) US 36R Ike jacket and 30w trousers. Jacket is 1946 dated and has German made bevo 1st Division patch. 2) Late 1940s USAF Khaki airman shirt. 3) 1970s Army green fatigue shirt with 1st Armored patch. 4) 1980s Army Size medium regular desert camo shirt. 5) 1980s Army Size large regular forest camo shirt, 6) 1980s private purchase forest camo shirt (med) and 34"x34" trousers.

Four helmets - 3 are M71 helmets with UN painted blue shells and Belgium flag stickers on one side. Liners are also blue painted. All three have original packaging clear plastic bags and 2 have the original paperwork from surplus retailer. The 4th helmet has Belgium Blue painted liner and 1960s smooth paint reconditioned US M1 helmet with WWII brass fixings They are all in good to very good condition with some age and wear.

3 helmets includes 1) West German M56 Helmet with M1 camo cover. Size marked "57-61" The exterior paint under cover is fine sand green and in very good condition. 2) French M78 with United Nations blue painted exterior with UN painted letters. It is named on front visor to a Sergeant and initials inked in liner. Has unrelated sticker that will clean off. Has some dings to top of shell. 3) Belgium M71 helmet with full liner with both shell and liner painted UN blue. Has Belgium flag sticker on side with some damage. Condition is good plus with age and wear.

WWII US Army Enlisted Uniform Grouping. This lot includes an Eisenhower Style Uniform Jacket, OD enlisted uniform shirt and pants, necktie and overseas cap. All are in good surplus condition excellent for reenacting or display. Note this is not a matched set but rather made up for display. See Photos. Sizes are as listed. Ike is 34R, Air Corps Shirt is 15.5" x 31 (has spec tag), trousers are 30" W 28.5 L and has been altered smaller so there is room to lengthen and expand. USAAF Overseas cap is 7.25".

Mixed lot of assorted uniform pieces and insignia, includes large lot of patches and rare British made Acme Thunderer Whistle. All are 1940s-50s vintage. Condition ranges from fair to excellent - good reseller lot. See Photos.

WW2 US Army Enlisted Uniform Grouping. This lot includes an early WWII four pocket jacket, OD enlisted uniform shirt and pants, necktie and overseas cap. All are in good surplus condition and excellent for reenacting or display. Note this is not a matched set but rather made up for display. Sizes are as follows- jacket has been customized without spec tag. Appears to be 38R, shirt is has 1944 spec tag and is 15x33, trousers 34W x 31L and has material for some upsizing. Hat has no tag and appears to be size 7.

This group is from US Navy veteran Stephen Tanrzyn. He enlisted before Pearl Harbor and retired from the USNR in 1973. Included is his dress tan 4 pocket uniform, trousers and visor hat. Jacket is named in interior pocket and is dated 1950. His WWII whites jacket and trousers. The rest of his group includes, summer white hat cover, canvas service belt, 7 rating and service stripes (two in bullion), brass navy stencils that say NAVY and USN and few pins and photo of some of ships he was on. (DE 441) Destroyer Escort USS William Seiverling, Battleship Iowa and submarine Chaser. His framed retirement certificate for 1973. There is also a cute photo of US Navy Wave. Nice grouping from WWII Korean War era.

1 Camouflage and 1 OD Green Chemical Protective suit. both are size medium in original package. Lot also includes Marine hat, OD green army Shirt, Child camo pants, as well as suspenders and pistol belt setup for child to play with. Good Halloween costume group. See Photos.

These combat boots belonged to the same GI "Bring Back" grouping in this auction. They are well used and size marked 8 D. Left boot upper buckle strap is broken away but the buckle is present and leather tongue on same boot is very torn.

Uniform jacket has no mothing and pocket spec tag size o36S, has rank, discharge and Replacement shoulder patch. See photos.

This grouping is from one man. His name is inked in both trousers and 4 pocket tunic. The name is Jablenski from Milwaukee, Wi. The jacket is marked size 40S and trousers are marked 35 waist and 31 L. There is studio photo of Jablenski and sterling expert badge with aerial gunner bar. Has officer overseas cap with pin holes for an officer rank bar.

This group is from USAAF First Lt. Robert R. Kranz from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He flew P-47 Thunderbolts with 512th Fighter Squadron of the 9th Air Force. He had one Distinguished Flying Cross, Air medal with 11 oak leaf clusters and unit citation. This grouping includes 1) his four pocket uniform made for him by Chicago uniform company. The interior pocket tag is named and dated Dec. 28th 1943. The wings are unmarked clutchbacks with smooth clutches and appear to be sterling. The 9th AF patch is felt British made. His trousers and khaki belt are EM style but have been custom upgraded for comfort. 2) His visor cap is missing eagle and is Knox company maker marked and has partial serial number and size 6 7/8 under headband. 3) Officer's overseas cap, 4) three patches with 9th AF, AF patch and extra wing shaped blue felt patch. 5) VFW Overseas cap. 6) 1945 New Civil Air regulations soft cover, 7) Air Cadet school book from November 1943 with his picture in book and separate photo of him. 8) Pilot's Information File 9) Unit History from end of war "Over seas with the 512th Fighter Squadron" soft cover. 10) 1981 published Unit History, hard bound with Lt. Kranz mentioned throughout. 11) WWII Air Medal in Case, 12) Post WWII Distinguished Flying Cross in case 13) Kranz's original USAAF "Crusher" visor hat, 14) Framed picture with his future wife and 15) black drawstring back with the rifle shells from his funeral salute and 16.) 6 postcards and photos of him in his A-2 jacket and 4 pages of Discharge, Service Record and more. This is a fine WWII pilot grouping from the greater Midwest.

These trousers are well marked and are tagged with size 36S. The are no tears, rips or holes and the zippers appear to function well but we did not fully unzip the very long zippers. Condition is good to very good with some age and little wear.

This A-2 jacket is identified as belonging to Captain XXXX of the 54th Troop Carrier Squadron. The spec is missing the size tag and appears to be a size 38, Tag shows made by Bronco MFG Corp., New York City. Some research has come to light that Bronco made many of the jackets for the 54th Troop Carrier Squadron. It has very worn leather rank tabs on epaulettes. There is the stitch hole evidence of leather name tag and patch appears to be a decal transfer on leather and even wear and retains some of the color. It shows hard use and age. The knit cuffs and waist band show snags, holes, and some fraying. Front zipper functions and leather shows no hardening from sweat at armpits and not splits at the leather seams and leather is still fairy supple. Brown cotton lining is in decent shape and not ripped. TBA per contact with consignor

This leather jacket is spec tagged size 38 and is made by J.A. Dubow MFG of Chicago. No traces of any insignia or ranks ever on it. It shows hard use and age. The knit cuffs and waist band show snags, holes and some fraying. Front zipper functions and leather shows no hardening from sweat at armpits and no splits at the leather seams and leather is still fairy supple. Brown cotton lining is in decent shape and not ripped.

This huge lot of 40 is all from 1960s to modern. 8 US web belts, 2 pairs US winter gloves, 1 East German Rucksack, 1 US Beretta 92 holster, 1990 dated Rome, Italy police holster, belt and pouch, 8 US M16 M4 mag pouches, 4 US Y-straps, 3 US Field packs, 1 US medic pouch with 3 bandages, 2 shoulder pouches, 1 US canteen, 1 US Claymore bag, 1 US winter hat, 2 unknown gear straps and 1 Chinese ammo pouch. For collectors, surplus dealers or outdoors use.

This uniform lot includes 1) M-43 field jacket size 40L with May 1945 spec tag in right pocket yet it reads size 38R? In unused excellent condition. 3 buttons have broken pieces. 2) wool service trousers size tagged W34 x L33 with 1944 dated spec tag. 3) M-43 Hood dated June of 1944 in excellent condition. 4-5) Two size 36 marked undershirts, 6) Size 30 marked boxer underwear, 7)Pair of canvas legging size 3R dated 1942 in excellent condition. 8) Pair of wool gloves Large 9) M1 Garand bandoleer with cardboard enbloc sleeves, 10) unmarked 42" long khaki trouser belt and 11) 26" x 17" burlap sandbag.

This lot is inert and from the Jim Geibel collection. 1) Item Description: A cylindrical bodied CS tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 5 CS Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high. Color: Plain aluminum with markings in blue Manufacturer: DEF-TECH CORP., Rock Creek, OH Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe Long Description: A crowd control grenade. There are no emissions holes on the grenade. Four raised protrusions are on the grenade top. Markings on the body are “NO. 5 CS; CS IRRITANT AGENT; GRENADE; BLAST DISPERSION; warning, instructions and first aid for the grenade and the company logo”. Two longitudinal blue lines are also on the body. 2) Item Description: A cylindrical bodied CS tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 2 CS Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ½-inches high. Color: Plain aluminum with markings in blue Manufacturer: DEF-TECH CORP., Rock Creek, OH Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe Long Description: A crowd control grenade. The top of the grenade has four emission holes covered with thin aluminum foil. Another larger emission hole covered with foil is on the bottom. Four raised protrusions are on the grenade top. A paper label on top of the fuze says “DUMMY”. Markings on the body are “NO. 2 CS; CS IRRITANT AGENT; MILITARY TYPE GRENADE; CONTINUOUS DISCHARGE; warning, instructions and first aid for the grenade and the company logo”. Two longitudinal blue lines are also on the body. 3) Item Description: A cylindrical bodied CS tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 3 CS Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6-inches high. Color: Plain aluminum with markings in blue Manufacturer: DEF-TECH CORP., Rock Creek, OH Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe Long Description: A crowd control grenade. The top of the grenade has four emission holes covered with thin aluminum foil. Four raised protrusions are on the grenade top.Markings on the body are “NO. 3 CS; CS IRRITANT AGENT; MILITARY TYPE GRENADE; CONTINUOUS DISCHARGE; warning, instructions and first aid for the grenade and the company logo”. Two longitudinal blue lines are also on the body. 4) Item Description: A cylindrical bodied CS tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 4 CS Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6-inches high. Color: Plain aluminum with markings in blue Manufacturer: DEF-TECH CORP., Rock Creek, OH Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe Long Description: A crowd control grenade. There are three separate body pieces held together with punch crimps. The top of the grenade has four emission holes covered with thin aluminum foil. Four raised protrusions are on the grenade top. Markings on the body are “NO. 4 CS; MULTIPLE CONTINUOUS DISCHARGE; warnings, instructions and first aid for the grenade and the company logo”. Two longitudinal blue lines are also on the body.

This lot of 5 is inert and from Jim Geibel collection. 1) Type Designator/Model: ALSD451. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high Color: Black, red and yellow with black markings Manufacturer: AMTEC Less Than Lethal Systems Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The grenade has a red cardboard base that slides off to reveal seven cardboard tubes with red plastic ends. Each tube would contain the flash mixture and be expelled when the grenade functions. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings on the body are “ALSD451; MULTI ULTRA FLASH DIVERSION MUNITION; ALS; fuze delay time, manufacturer’s, warnings, directions, cautions and storage data”. The word “INERT” is also in black on the white portion. 2) Item Description: Cylindrical cardboard bodied blast stun hand grenade Type Designator/Model: ALSD429 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high Color: Black and red with black markings Manufacturer: AMTEC Less Than Lethal Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The grenade has a cardboard base that slides off to reveal a small black cardboard tube with a string attached to it and the actual grenade body. This tube would contain the blast mixture and be expelled when the grenade functions. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings on the body are “ALSD429; TACTICAL BLAST STUN MUNITION; ALS; fuze delay time, manufacturer’s, warnings, directions, cautions and storage data”. The word “INERT” is also in black on the white portion of the label. 3) Item Description: Cylindrical cardboard bodied flash stun hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: ALST459. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high Color: Black and red with white markings Manufacturer: AMTEC Less Than Lethal Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Long Description: The grenade has a red cardboard base that slides off to reveal a black and red inner cardboard tube with a string attached to it and the actual grenade body. The inner tube would contain the flash/bang mixture and be expelled when the grenade functions. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings on the body are “ALST459; ULTRA FLASH STUN MUNITION; ALS; fuze delay time, manufacturer’s, warnings, directions, cautions and storage data”. The word “INERT” is also in black on the white portion of the label. 4) Item Description: Cylindrical cardboard bodied flash stun hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: ALST471. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 7-inches high Color: Black and red with white markings Manufacturer: AMTEC Less Than Lethal Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The tall grenade has a red cardboard base that slides off to reveal a black and red inner cardboard tube with a string attached to it and the actual grenade body. The inner tube would contain the flash/bang mixture and be expelled when the grenade functions. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings on the body are “ALST471; MAGNUM ULTRA FLASH STUN MUNITION; ALS; fuze delay time, manufacturer’s, warnings, directions, cautions and storage data”. The word “INERT” is also in black on the white portion of the label. 5) Item Description: Cylindrical cardboard bodied blast stun hand grenade Type Designator/Model: ALST470 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 7-inches high Color: Black and red with white markings Manufacturer: AMTEC Less Than Lethal Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The tall grenade has a cardboard base that slides off to reveal a black inner cardboard tube with a string attached to it and the actual grenade body. The inner tube would contain the blast mixture and be expelled when the grenade functions. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings on the body are “ALST470; MAGNUM TACTICAL BLAST STUN MUNITION; ALS; fuze delay time, manufacturer’s, warnings, directions, cautions and storage data”. The word “INERT” is also in black on the white portion of the label.

This lot of 5 is inert and from the Jim Geibel collection. 1) Item Description: Heavy cylindrical steel bodied 9-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: 7290-9 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe sales sample. Long Description: The heavy steel body has nine holes with blue plastic insert tubes on both the top and bottom. There is a large hole in the base. Cast into the plastic fuze body are the letters “CTS”. Markings on the grenade are “CTS COMBINED TACTICAL SYSTEMS; MODEL 7290-9; 9 BANG; 1.5 SECOND DELAY, patent, danger, instruction, caution storage and manufacturer’s data”. 2) Item Description: Heavy cylindrical steel bodied flash/bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: 7290 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ¾-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe sales sample. Long Description: The heavy steel body has radiating slots on both the top and bottom. There is a small threaded hole in the base. Cast into the fuze body are very small letters “CTS”. Markings on the grenade are “CTS; MODEL 7290; FLASH BANG; 1.5 SECOND DELAY, patent number, danger, instruction, caution storage and manufacturer’s data”. 3) Item Description: Very heavy steel flash/bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model 7290 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ¼-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe sales sample. Long Description: Heavy hand grenade with a slotted top and bottom. Markings on the body are ”CTS; MODEL 7290; FLASH BANG; 1.5 SECOND DELAY; U.S. PATENT 5,654, 523; manufacturer’s data; warnings, instructions and storage information”. Excellent clear markings on this grenade. There is white label on the top of the fuze that has the word “INERT” on it. Another similar label on the side of the body says “DUMMY”. 4) Item Description: Steel cylindrical bodied stun grenade Type Designator/Model: 7290T Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ¾-inches high Color: Blue with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The body has radiating grooves on the top and bottom. There is a small threaded hole in the base of the body. The blue body of the fuze has “CTS” on it. There are no markings on the black fuze safety handle. Markings on the grenade body are “LEFT-HAND THREAD; CTS; COMBINED TACTICAL SYSTEMS; MODEL 7290T; FLASH BANG TRAINING SYSTEM; manufacturer’s, danger, instructional and storage data”. 5) Item Description: Cylindrical steel bodied stun grenade Type Designator/Model: 7290MC Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: No Long Description: This is a command initiated mini bang stun grenade. The body of the grenade has radiating grooves on the top and bottom. There is a small threaded hole in the base. The white plastic adapter in the fuze well has a short length of shock tube in it. Markings on the grenade are “CTS COMBINED TACTICAL SYSTEMS; MODEL 7290MCI; MINI BANG; COMMAND INITIATED, danger, patent, instruction, caution storage and manufacturer’s data”. There is also a small paper label with the word “DUMMY”on it.

This lot is inert as all the lots. From Jim Geibel collection. 1) Item Description: Cylindrical cardboard bodied crowd control hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high. Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: The body is two piece, but will not separate. There are no markings on the fuze or the grenade itself. There is an area where the surface layer of the cardboard body is torn off. Paint is also missing from the fuze safety handle. 2) Item Description: Small cylindrical bodied crowd control hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 1 3/8-inches in diameter and 4 3/8-inches high. Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: United States Long Description: The body of this small grenade is made of cardboard. There is no base on the body. There are no markings on the grenade body or the green fuze safety handle. 3) Item Description: Cylindrical bodied flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model M429 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Black with black markings on a green label. Manufacturer: Accuracy Systems. Inc., Phoenix, AZ Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Cardboard two-piece body. The top and bottom of the body are roll crimped on. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings on the label are “Model M429; STUN GRENADE; instructions for use; warning; and the company location”. Part of the label is torn off. 4) Type Designator/Model: Model M450 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Black with black markings on a green label. Manufacturer: Accuracy Systems. Inc., Phoenix, AZ Country of Origin: United State. Long Description: Cardboard two-piece body. The top and bottom of the body are roll crimped on. Markings on the fuze are “FUZE M201A1; FDI-2-1. Markings on the label are “Model M450; MULTIFLASH GRENADE; instructions for use; warning; and the company location”. The fuze was made by Federal Laboratories. 4) Item Description: Cylindrical bodied flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model M459 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Black with black markings on a green label. Manufacturer: Accuracy Systems. Inc., Phoenix, AZ Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Cardboard two-piece body. The top and bottom of the body are roll crimped on. Markings on the fuze are “FUZE M201A1; FDI-2-1. Markings on the label are “Model M459; STARFLASH STUN GRENADE; instructions for use; warning; and the company location”. The fuze was made by Federal Laboratories. 5) Item Description: Cylindrical bodied flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model M450 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Black with black markings on a green label. Manufacturer: Accuracy Systems. Inc., Phoenix, AZ Country of Origin: United State. Long Description: Cardboard two-piece body. The top and bottom of the body are roll crimped on. Markings on the fuze are “FUZE M201A1; FDI-2-1. Markings on the label are “Model M450; MULTIFLASH GRENADE; instructions for use; warning; and the company location”. The fuze was made by Federal Laboratories.

This lot of 3 is inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection including 1) Item Description: 40x53mm functioning dummy cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M385 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Olive drab with yellow markings Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: No. Cutaway: No. Long Description: This is a solid projectile and cartridge case. Printed on the projectile is “11014901” in small letters. The primer pocket is filled with a semi-hard rubber to cushion the firing pin. There is a small hole in the nose of the projectile. A white paper label with “EOD INERT” on it is on the side of the case. That is somewhat useless since the cartridge never was made with any energetic materials. There is no headstamp on the case. 2) Item Description: 40x53mm practice cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M385 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Anodized light blue with black markings. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The projectile has been fired and is scarred as a result. Marked on the projectile is “CTG 40MM; PRACTICE M385”. There are illegible white markings on the case side. Black markings on the case are “CASE CARTRIDGEM169GIE 8-31 3-73. There are rust-like areas on the side of the case. There is no headstamp. 3) Item Description: 40x46mm fired CS tear agent projectile Type Designator/Model: M651. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4-inches long. Color: Blue and yellow Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Maybe. Long Description: The projectile from an M651 CS cartridge. There are four holes in the side of the projectile. It has an sticker on the side that states ‘EOD INERT”. A white plastic material closes a hole in the base. The word “INERT” has been hand etched on the side. A handwritten felt pen “D- 311” is also on the projectile.

This lot of 2 is inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Item Description: 40x53mm pressure test proof cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M385. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: No. Long Description: All black projectile marked “40MM; PROOF; CART. XM385E3. The cartridge case has a very small, 3/16-inch, primer opening. The case headstamp is “40MM XM169; LOT 1-AF.I -1963”. Vietnam War era. 2) Item Description: 40x53mm functioning dummy cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M385. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Olive drab with yellow markings. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: This is a solid projectile and cartridge case. Printed on the projectile is “11014901” in small letters. The primer pocket is filled with a semi-hard rubber to cushion the firing pin. There is a small hole in the nose of the projectile. There is no headstamp or markings on the case. 2) Item Description: 40x53mm functioning dummy cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M385. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Olive drab with yellow markings Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Maybe. Long Description: This is a solid projectile and cartridge case. Printed on the projectile is “11014901” in small letters. The primer pocket is filled with a semi-hard rubber to cushion the firing pin. There is a small hole in the nose of the projectile. There is no headstamp or markings on the case.

This lot of 2 is inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection and includes1) Item Description: 40x53mm pressure test proof cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M385. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Black Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Long Description: All black projectile with no markings. The cartridge case has a large 1-inch diameter opening in the base to accept the primer/propellant chamber. The case headstamp is “40MM XM169E2; 64 HA 3”. Vietnam War era. 2) Item Description: 40x46mm mismatched cartridge. Type Designator/Model: N/A Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4-inches high. Color: Olive drab with a silver ogive. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: This is a low velocity 40x46mm cartridge case with a high velocity M384 type projectile. The combination would not work. The heavy gilding metal rotating band would not pass thru any 40x46mm launcher and the short case would not chamber properly in a 40x53mm launcher. There are no markings on the projectile except for a handwritten “INERT” on the ogive along with a printed “INERT”. There is no headstamp on the case. Printed in black on the case is “AMM LOT MA-89H167-024” and “40MM M118 GLN88J008-016”.

Lot of 3 are inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection. 1) 40x53mm practice cartridge. Designator/Model: M385. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Anodized light blue with black markings Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. The solid projectile fits loosely into the cartridge case. Printed in black on the projectile is “CTG 40MM; PRACTICE M385”. There is one round and three cases linked together. The ogive of the projectile appears scuffed. 2) Type Designator/Model: M922 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Gold anodized Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Used to test the cycling of the high velocity weapon. Markings on the one-piece projectile are “CRTG 40MM; HIGH VEL DUMMY”. The headstamp on the cartridge case is “CASE CARTRIDGE M169; GCP85A001-003”. There are no legible markings on the case. The case has four small holes drilled in it. The case has a section of the link still attached. 3) Item Description: Fired 40x446mm aluminum cartridge case. Type Designator/Model: XM199. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 1 ?-inches high Color: Green with white and black markings Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: No Cutaway: No Empty fired case that was loaded at Frankford Arsenal, a scarce loading facility for 40mm ammunition. This held the XM576E1 multiple projectile (Shot) loading. There is glue residue on the side and base of the case that partially obscures some markings. Markings in white on the case are “40 MM M.0.; CRTG XM576E1; AMM LOT FA-23-1; 2-69”. Markings in black on the case are “XM199???GIE-60-20 1-69”.

Includes the 1945 MOD 3-69 3 prong adapter with M228 fuse on RFX reproduction grenade body. Adapter is in excellent condition and grenade is in very good condition.

Inert. This full size modern made stick grenade is 13.25" long and has no cap or string. Head is weighted and it looks very much like the real deal.

Cylindrical cardboard bodied tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 120 Cal./Size: 2 ¾-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high Color: Silver and red with black and red markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc.. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: An old civilian tear gas hand grenade. The red top and bottom of the grenade are made of aluminum, while the body is thin cardboard. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings in black on the grenade are “No. 120; Federal; discharge, caution, warning and storage data”, Markings in red are “DISINTEGRATING TEAR GAS (CN) GRENADE and manufacturer’s data”. There is also a large company logo on the side. At some point a piece of masking tape has been placed on the side and old glue residue remains.

Cylindrical can shaped dummy hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6-inches high Color: Gray with black markings Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: A unique dummy hand grenade. There are four small emission holes in the top of the body. The body separates in the middle to expose a solid wooden interior. There is a small screw in the base that holds the wood in place. The only marking is “PRACTICE GRENADE” stenciled in black on the body.

This 57mm 6 pounder shell was fired by the Armored Crusier USS Brooklyn (ACR-3) at the Spanish Cruiser Vizcaya in the Battle of Santiago de Cuba. The shell is etched by a sailor from the Brooklyn and dated July 3 1898 and documents it is one of the shell fired during the battle. The weapon was the Hutchkiss 6 pounder MK1 deck gun. The headstamp is marked with "N". The US Navy veteran replaced the warhead with painted piece of wood and it fits and is shaped perfectly. The USS Brooklyn was the flagship of the "Flying Squadron" and had a one on one showdown with the flagship Vizcaya for over an hour. Between the two ships, they fired over 500 times at each other until the Brooklyn got some finishing help from other ships and knocked out the Vizcaya. Overall length is 17.25" long with no dings or dents. It has been polished over the years and display very well. This is a real piece of US Navy history.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Pre 1968 dated round plastic tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: CN/X5 Cal./Size: 3-inches in diameter and 3 ¾-inches high Color: Brown. Manufacturer: Penguin Associates, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Long Round hard plastic hand grenade. This is a blast type of grenade. Only the bottom of the container is present. The fuze safety handle is corroded. A paper label on top of the fuze states “2 Second Delay”. There is an instruction sheet inside the container, but it is partially stuck to the can and has been slightly torn. With care the sheet can no doubt be freed. The paper label on the can states “CN/X5; TEAR GAS; Grenade; BLAST DUSPERSION; made in the U.S.A. by PENGUIN ASSOCIATES, INC.; MALVERN, PENNA.; CAUTION! Read Enclosed Instructions; REPLACE AFTER APR 1968”.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Bottle shaped plastic hand grenade Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ½-inches high. Color: Green Manufacturer: UPCO. Country of Origin: United States A prototype smoke hand grenade. This is an 8 oz. plastic bottle with a screw-on lid. A hole in the lid is fit with an M201A1 fuze. There are four holes drilled in the plastic just below the lid. There is also a hole in the side of the bottle that appears to have been made on the inside of the bottle. There are no markings on the bottle and the paint easily chips off the plastic. Bottom is well marked and is 250ml/8 oz.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Early cylindrical can shaped dispersion hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¼-inches high Color: Yellow with silver and black markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. An early civilian grenade. The body of the grenade only. There are eight tape covered emission holes in the top. Stamped into the aluminum body are the numbers “27716”. A label affixed to the body is a black label with the following markings “FEDERAL; GRENADE; (NON- EXPLOSIVE); assembly, discharge, manufacturer’s and caution data; USE BEFORE OCT 1 1937”. Company label has last patent date of 1928.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Cylindrical can shaped smoke hand grenade. TypeDesignator/Model: No. 3 Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¾-inches high Color: Yellow with black markings Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Chemical Company, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. This is a functioned grenade. The sheet metal body has no base, but otherwise is in good shape considering it is an early model grenade. There are four foil covered emission holes on the top of the body. Evidently the grenade was functioned with the base removed because the hole covers are original. Marked on the top of the fuze safety handle is “1 SEC”. Markings on the grenade are “No. 3; WHITE SMOKE HC; MILITARY TYPE; GRENADE; CONTINUOUS DISCHARGE; the company data and logo; and a yellow paper label with discharge warning and first aid data”. The grenade was manufactured in 1980.

This rifle grenade has been deactivated - it was well done. Dated 1961 and is well marked. Has cardboard transit tube. Has old collector information taped to outside of tube and may be effort to remove.

Inert. This round is for ZK-453 Anti-aircraft cannon that sits on The Praga M53/59 V3S armored carrier truck, round is 13" long, incendiary with self destruct tracer round, dated 1970 with CZ 301A-85/70 fuze tip with will marked headstamps. Rare round not seen for sale.

Inert. This round appears to be dated 1940 and is 11.25" long and is marked on the projectile "11-599-E" and 40 with Cyrillic style B. Headstamp is well marked and we are not sure age of it. Scarce round no matter what.

Inert. Grenade is crudely marked RFX and "5" with open bottom and M220 fuze. The adapter is 1945 Modified 3-69. Has wood brace. Condition is good and shows wear and age.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. This lot of 5 includes the following 1) Cylindrical can shaped smoke hand grenade Type Designator/Model: F18-A. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¾-inches high Color: Light and dark green with yellow markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. The sheet metal body of this grenade has no emission holes on the top. There is one emission hole in the base that has foil over it. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There is some corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “F18; GRENADE HAND SMOKE; GREEN; warnings, discharge, cautions and manufacturer’s logo and data. There is also one yellow band around the body. The top of the grenade is a much lighter green than the body. 2) Cylindrical can shaped dummy hand grenade Type/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high Color: Dark green. Manufacturer: Lake Erie Chemical Company. Country of Origin: United States. The aluminum body has four tape covered emission holes on the top. There are no markings on the grenade body. The top of the fuze safety handle is marked “LAKE ERIE; CHEMICAL CO; CLEVELAND O U.S.A.; LOT”. The base of the safety handle is red. 3) Cylindrical can shaped tear agent hand grenade Type Designator/Model: 515 CS Cal./Size: 2 ¾-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high Color: Aluminum with blue markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. The aluminum body is in three sections stacked together. There are four foil covered emission holes on the top and one on the bottom. There are no markings on the fuze safety spoon. There is minor corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Stamped into the aluminum base is “FLI”. Markings on the body are “515 CS; TRIPLE CHASER GRENADE; LOT 190; warnings, discharge, and caution data. There are also two blue rectangles on the body. 4)Cylindrical bodied tear agent hand grenade Type Designator/Model: M-518 Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6-inches high Color: Silver with blue markings Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. The aluminum body of this grenade has one large foil covered emission hole in the base and four small ones on the top. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “ M-518; RIOT; CS; discharge, warning and medical aid data; MADE IN THE U.S.A.; MFG. 1987”. Stamped into the base is “FLI”. There is one blue band around the grenade. 5)Tin can appearing aluminum bodied tear agent hand grenade Type Designator/Model: No. 517 CS Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high Color: Silver and blue with blue markings Manufacturer: No doubt Combined Tactical Systems, but the grenade is not marked Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Aluminum body with three foil covered emission holes near the base. The unmarked striker release fuze has a unique blue plastic shroud around it. Markings on the body are “517 CS; FLAMELESS GRENADE; Chemical Irritating Agent (CS); SMOKE; warnings and instructions”. AS can be seen, the CS is distributed in a smoke cloud.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Large ribbed plastic bodied hand or rifle grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model 8053/D/Y Cal./Size: 3 ¼-inches in diameter and 7 ½ -inches high Color: Red with a blue base and a yellow fuze body Manufacturer: Aircraft Armaments, Inc., Cockeysville, MD Country of Origin: United States. The body has small longitudinal grooves. The base is pre-rifled to fit the launcher cup. The top of the body has “2” and “5” molded into the plastic to indicate delay times, but I do not think it applies to this fuze. A paper label on the upper body is marked” Model 8053/D/Y; GUARD; IRRITANT AGENT DISPENSER; SPECIFICATIONS OZ TEAR GAS YELLOW STATION; cautions, the AAI logo; Instruction for use; and other information. Three other paper labels with the word “DISCHARGE and an arrow pointing to the base of the grenade indicates a base agent discharge. The unique fuze is electrically initiated. 2) Large ribbed plastic bodied hand or rifle grenade. Type Designator/Model: DS Multi-Purpose Grenade Cal./Size: 3 ¼-inches in diameter and 7 ½ -inches high Color: Red with a blue base and a red fuze body Manufacturer: Aircraft Armaments, Inc., Cockeysville, MD Country of Origin: United States. The body has small longitudinal grooves. The base is pre-rifled to fit the launcher cup. The top of the body has “2” and “5” molded into the plastic to indicate delay times, but I do not think it applies to this fuze. A paper label on the upper body is marked” Model DS; Contains 110 grams CS Tear Gas; IRRITANT AGENT DISPENSER; the AAI logo; Instruction for use; and other information. Another paper label with the word “DISCHARGE and an arrow pointing to the base of the grenade indicates a base agent discharge. The unique fuze is electrically initiated. And 3) Large ribbed plastic bodied hand or rifle grenade. Type Designator/Model: Multi-Purpose Grenade Cal./Size: 3 ¼-inches in diameter and 6 ? -inches high Color: Red with a white base. Manufacturer: Aircraft Armaments, Inc., Cockeysville, MD, United States. The body has small longitudinal grooves. The base is pre-rifled to fit the launcher cup. There is a pivoting arm on the top of the grenade to adjust the time of either 2 or 5 seconds. The striker release fuze is unmarked. The typical paper label is missing. The top of the body has “2” and “5” molded into the plastic to indicate delay times. These grenades are rarely seen offered for sale.

2, soft cover US DOD CIA IED reference books. They are numbered 1371 and 1380 to keep track of who has term. 135 pages each and have full color pictures of devices and material. They are not dated but they appear to be mid-1980s having noted bomb attacks from 1982 to 1983 in forward page. Both show wear and have Jim Geibel collection stickers in upper front right corner.

All items are inert. Lot of 4 from Jim Geibel collection include-1) Small flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: ALS09NR Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ¼-inches high Color: Black. Manufacturer: ALS Technologies, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. This heavy bodied hand grenade has a rounded top and bottom and a smaller diameter center section. There are four emission holes on the top and a large emission hole in the base. There are two green paper labels with white markings on the body. The labels have small pieces missing. The upper label says “ALS09NR – Single Use Diversionary Device; 877-902-4ALS; Serial # (the number has been cut off); www.alstechnologies.com; and the company name and logo”. The lower label has “Danger warnings; FIRE HAZARD; DO NOT RELOAD”. 2) Small cylindrical bodied stun hand grenade with a hex-shaped top and base. Type Designator/Model: 7290-2 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 5 ¼-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. This is a 2-bang stun grenade. The main body is slightly smaller than the width of the top and bottom. The fuze is offset. There are two white plastic plugs on the top and bottom. Cast into the plastic fuze body are the letters “CTS”. Markings on the grenade are “CTS COMBINED TACTICAL SYSTEMS; MODEL 7290-2; 2 BANG; 1.5 SECOND DELAY, danger, instruction, caution storage and manufacturer’s data”. 3) Small cylindrical bodied stun hand grenade with a hex-shaped top and base. Type Designator/Model: 7290-2. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 5 ¼-inches high. Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. This is a 2-bang stun grenade. The main body is slightly smaller than the width of the top and bottom. The fuze is offset. There are two white plastic plugs on the top and bottom. Cast into the plastic fuze body are the letters “CTS”. Markings on the grenade are “CTS COMBINED TACTICAL SYSTEMS; MODEL 7290-2; 2 BANG; 1.5 SECOND DELAY, danger, instruction, caution storage and manufacturer’s data”. 3) Cylindrical bodied tear agent hand grenade Type Designator/Model: 5230. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high. Color: Silver with blue markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. The aluminum body of this grenade has one tape covered emission hole in the base, four small ones on the top. The top of the grenade is black plastic. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings on the grenade body are “MFG. 97 LOT-01234567890; 5230 RIOT; CS SMOKE; FOR USE BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; MADE IN THE U.S.A.; warnings, first aid; storage and manufacturer’s data”. There is also a small white label on the body with the word “DUMMY” in black. 4) Small white smoke hand grenade Type Designator/Model: No. 8210. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ¾-inches high. Color: Unpainted aluminum with yellow markings. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Small tactical white smoke grenade. There is one large emission hole in the bottom of the grenade body. The one-piece body is roll crimped onto a black plastic top. The fuze has a white paper sticker with the word “DUMMY” printed on it. A similar sticker is on the grenade body. Printing on the body is “8210; TACTICAL GRENADE; WHITE SMOKE; FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; a danger warning; storage data; and the company location and logo”. The fuze has a unique safety clip on the pull ring.

All items are safe & inert. Lot of 9 from Jim Geibel includes 1) Large handheld tear agent dispenser. Type/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 9-inches high. Color: White & yellow w/black markings. Manufacturer: MSI. Country: USA. Trainer: Yes. Large pressurized aluminum tear agent dispenser w/black plastic pistol grip type trigger. No markings on pistol grip portion. Markings on body “MSI; INERT TRAINING. Also small white label stating “MFG 1995; L432447”. Red paper tag is attached to pull safety pin that gives warnings & medical information. Loaded with inert liquid. 2) Inert irritant agent hand dispenser. Type Model: MK IV. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high Color: Black & yellow w/black markings Manufacturer: MSI. Country: USA. Trainer: Yes. Aluminum bodied foam dispenser of irritant agent. Markings on yellow label are “MSI; INERT. Small white sticker says “MFG 1996; L695800. In original container with instruction sheet. Inert fill still present. 3) Plastic Mace dispenser. Type/Model: Mark V. Cal./Size: About 1 ½-inches wide and 6 ¼-inches high. Color: Black, w/white safety. Manufacturer: General Ordnance Equipment Corporation, Pittsburg, PA. Country: USA. All plastic Mace hand dispenser. Holds an aluminum container filled w/Mace agent. Markings are cast into plastic and are “General Ordnance Equipment Corporation, Pittsburg, PA.; A member of the Smith & Wesson Law Enforcement Group; CHEMICAL MACE and MACE are trademarks of GOEC”. Base of the Mace container shows July 1989 date. 4) Inert irritant agent hand dispenser. Type/Model: MK III. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter & 4 ¼-inches high Color: Black & yellow w/black markings Manufacturer: MSI. Country of Origin: USA. Trainer: Yes. Small aluminum bodied foam dispenser of irritant agent. Markings on yellow label are “MSI; . Small white sticker says “MFG. 1997; L865019. In original container with instruction sheet. 5) Inert irritant agent hand dispenser. Type/Model: MK III. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high Color: Black & yellow w/black markings Manufacturer: MSI. Country: USA. Trainer: Yes. Small aluminum bodied stream dispenser of irritant agent. Markings on yellow label are “MSI; INERT" Small white sticker says “MFG. 1997; L897686. In original container w/instruction sheet. Inert fill still present. 6) Inert irritant agent hand dispenser. Type/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high Color: Black w/yellow with black markings Manufacturer: MSI. Country: USA. Trainer: Yes. Small aluminum bodied foam dispenser of irritant agent. Markings on yellow label are “MSI; INERT TRAINING UNIT;CAUTION: FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CORRECTIONS USE . A small sticker on top says “STREAM”. Small white sticker says “MFG. 1997; L897685. In original container w/instruction sheet. Inert fill present. 7) Small handheld ORC dispenser. Type Designator/Model: Enforcer. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5-inches high. Color: White w/black markings Manufacturer: Federal Labs Country of Origin: USA. Trainer: Yes. Small aluminum fogging dispenser. 8) Item Description: Handheld tear agent dispenser. Type/Model: Mark I. Cal./Size: 1-inch in diameter and 4 ½-inches high Color: Black & red w/yellow markings Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation. Country of Origin: USA. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Small all plastic handheld dispenser with red push button. There is plastic belt hook on the side. Label reads “MK I CS AEROSOL" warnings & instructions; DEF-TECH information; SERIAL NUMBER 00013298”. Has inert filler. 9) Small handheld tear agent dispenser. Type Designator/Model: No. 582 Streamer. Cal./Size: 1-inch in diameter & 4 ¾-inches high Color: Black & white w/white & yellow markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: USA. Trainer: Yes Small pocket size liquid dispenser CS in stream. Rotating white push trigger on top can be in the safe or fire position. Metal pocket clip is attached. The word “INERT” printed in yellow. Comes in plastic container, but there is no indication it is the original container for this dispenser. 9) Handheld tear agent dispenser. Type Designator/Model: Mark I. Cal./Size: 1-inch in diameter & 4 ½-inches high Color: Black & red w/yellow markings Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation. Country: USA. Trainer: Yes. Small all plastic handheld dispenser w/red push button. Has plastic belt hook on the side. Label reads “MK I CS AEROSOL. has inert filler. 10) Item Description: Small pocket size tear agent dispenser. Type Designator/Model: TGASI Redhead Cal./Size: ?-inch in diameter and 4 ?-inches long Color: Black & red w/silver markings Manufacturer: Chemical Ordnance Corporation. Country of Origin: USA. Long Description: Very small dispenser with metal pocket clip. Ink stamped on bottom is “ NET WT.; 9 GMS”. TGASI is acronym for Tear Gas Aerosol Spray Instrument. This is a pre-patent model. Thought to be earliest known sample of civilian predecessor to Chemical Mace.

All items are safe and inert. Lot of 6 from Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Handheld Mace dispenser. Type Designator/Model: Mark IVB Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high Color: Black and red with yellow markings. Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson, General Ordnance Equipment Company. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Small aluminum handheld dispenser with a red push button. The label reads “CHEMICAL MACE; BRAND; INERT; MK-IVB; training unit; the 109 Smith & Wesson logo; GOEC; NET WT. 3.3 OZ; warnings and instructions; DEF-TECH manufacturing information”. There is a yellow label on the front that reads “INERT TRAINING UNIT”. This is in the original box. Cast into both sides of the black plastic top is “CHEMICAL MACE; NON-LETHAL WEAPON”. This still has the inert filler. 2) Type Designator/Model: Mark II. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high Color: Black and red with white markings Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Small aluminum handheld dispenser with a red push button. The label reads “CS; AEROSOL; MK-II; DEF-TEC CORPORATION, NET WT. 4.5 OZ; warnings and instructions; DEF-TECH manufacturing information”. There is a yellow label on the front and back that reads “INERT TRAINING UNIT”. This is in the original box. Cast into both sides of the black plastic top is “CHEMICAL MACE; NON-LETHAL WEAPON”. Why it says Mace and the filler is CS is not known. This still has the inert filler. 3) Handheld chemical Mace dispenser. Type Designator/Model: MK V Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 6 ½-inches high Color: Black and white Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. A pistol grip type dispenser for Mace. Cast into the plastic grip is “CHEMICAL MACE; BRAND; non-lethal weapon; the DEF-TEC logo; MK-V; and the manufacturer’s information”. It also has a white “SAFE; LOAD” push mechanism. Uses the dispenser described in CIL 32. The dispenser is empty. Comes with information sheet. 4) Type Designator/Model: Mark II. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high Color: Black and red with white markings Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Small aluminum handheld dispenser with a red push button. The label reads “CHEMICAL MACE; CARTRIDGE; MK-V; DEF-TEC CORPORATION, NET WT. 2.8 OZ; warnings and instructions; DEF-TECH manufacturing information”. There is a yellow label on the front that reads “INERT TRAINING UNIT”. This is in the original box. Cast into both sides of the black plastic top is “CHEMICAL MACE; NON-LETHAL WEAPON”. This still has the inert filler. 5) Type Designator/Model: Mark VI Cal./Size: 1-inch in diameter and 4 ½-inches high Color: Black and red with yellow markings Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Small all plastic handheld dispenser with a red push button. There is a plastic belt hook on the side. The label reads “CHEMICAL MACE; BRAND; INERT TRAINING UNIT; CAUTION –NOT TO BE USED AS A WEAPON. DO NOT AIM AT PEOPLE; warnings and instructions; DEF-TECH manufacturing information; PERCENT REMAINING; TEST DEPTH”. There is a yellow label on the bottom that reads “INERT TRAINING UNIT”. This is in the original box. This still has the inert filler. 6) Handheld Mace dispenser. Type Designator/Model: Mark IVB. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high Color: Black and red with white markings Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Small aluminum handheld dispenser with a red push button. The label reads “CHEMICAL MACE; MK-IVB; DEF-TEC CORPORATION, NET WT. 3.67 OZ; warnings and instructions; DEF-TECH manufacturing information”. There is a yellow label on the front and back that reads “INERT TRAINING UNIT”. This is in the original box. Cast into both sides of the black plastic top is “CHEMICAL MACE; NON-LETHAL WEAPON”. The inert filler is not present. Comes with the instruction sheet.

All items are inert. This lot of 5 from Jim Geibel collection include-1) Rounded rubber bodied smoke hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 3 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ¾-inches high Color: Black and yellow with gray markings Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Cutaway: No. The round rubber body has an aluminum insert in the neck for fastening the fuze with a metal band. There are no markings on the fuze. The word “PRACTICE” is printed on the body in two places. The yellow tape around the center of the body is marked “WHITE SMOKE, and the manufacturer’s data”. 2) Rounded rubber bodied sting hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: ALSG101IT Hornet’s Nest Cal./Size: 3 ?-inches in diameter and 5-inches high Color: Black with white markings. Manufacturer: AMTEC Less Than Lethal Systems. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe. The rubber body has a wide and high neck and a raised portion around the center. You can hear the small rubber balls rattle inside the grenade. There are no markings on the fuze. A black plastic tape around the center of the body is marked “ALSG101IT HORNET’S NEST STING GRENADE; FOR USE ONLY BY PROPERLY TRAINED MIL-LE-CORRECTIONS PERSONNEL, and manufacturer’s data. The fuze held in place with sticky black tape. 3) Rounded rubber bodied hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 3 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ½-inchesH Color: Black. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. (Assumed due to fuze marking). Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe. This rubber bodied hand grenade has no neck. It also has a round rubber plug glued into the base. There are no markings on the grenade body. The green fuze safety handle is marked in black “FUZE M201A1; FDL-2-1”. 4) Rounded rubber bodied hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 3 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ½-inches high. Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. This round grenade body has no neck. There is a hole in the bottom where a rubber plug should be glued in place, but it is missing. There are no markings on the grenade body. 5) Rounded rubber bodied hand grenade Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 3 ?-inches high Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. This is a body only of an assumed crowd control hand grenade. It has a tapered neck and no markings.

This lot is inert,safe and rare. It is from Jim Geibel collection. These are rarely seen for sale - ever. Very long cartridge fired riot control round. Type Designator/Model: Tru-Flite. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 12 ½-inches long Color: Silver and green with various color markings Manufacturer: The Lake Erie Chemical Company Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. This is an old civilian cartridge. The steel cartridge case is 7 ¼-inches long. It is headstamped “THE LAKE ERIE CHEMICAL CO,; CLEVELAND, OHIO, USA”. The markings on the side of the case are chewed up and not very legible. The nose of the projectile is dark green. A yellow and red sticker on the side of the projectile says “DUMMY”.

This lot of 4 CTS CS grenades are from the Jim Geibel Collection and include 1) Cylindrical bodied dummy training hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 6210. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¾ -inches high. Color: Unpainted Aluminum with yellow markings and two yellow bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes The one-piece lower grenade body is roll crimped onto a black plastic top. There is one emission hole in the base of the body. The fuze has printed on it “FUZE M201A1; FDL -2-1”. Markings on the body are “6210 DUMMY; TRAINING ONLY; FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warning and storage data; and the company 2) Cylindrical can shaped dummy hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: 6210. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Aluminum with yellow markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. The aluminum body is weighted. The top of the grenade is black plastic. There are four emission hole appearing circles on the black plastic, but they are not actually holes. There is a foil covered emission hole in the base. There are no markings on the green fuze safety handle. There are two yellow bands on the body. markings on the body are “6210; DUMMY; TRAINING; ONLY; manufacturer’s, danger, and storage data”. 3) Cylindrical bodied hand or launched CS crowd control grenade. Type Designator/Model: 5430 Launchable Flameless Expulsion CS. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high. Color: Plain aluminum with blue markings. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe. A tear agent grenade. The top of the grenade has a black plastic insert, that separates from the body when the grenade functions. There are no emission holes. There are two blue bands around the body. There is a paper label on top of the fuze and another on the body that say “DUMMY”. Markings include “5430 LAUNCHABLE FLAMELESS EXPULSION CS; information on the danger, first aid and storage of the grenade, the maker’s address and their logo”. 4) Cylindrical bodied riot white smoke triple charge hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 6211 Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¾ -inches high Color: Unpainted Aluminum with yellow markings and two yellow bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. The one-piece lower grenade body is roll crimped onto a black plastic top. There is one emission hole in the base of the body. The fuze has a white paper label with “DUMMY” printed in black on it. Markings on the body are “6211 RIOT; WHITE SMOKE; TRIPLE PHASER; TRAINING ONLY; FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warning and storage data; and the company location and logo”. There are no visible emission holes.

This lot of 5 is inert and safe. From the Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Cylindrical bodied tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: CS 555. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high. Color: Silver with blue markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. The aluminum body of this grenade has one tape covered emission hole in the base, four small ones on the top and nine small ones on the side. The tape is missing over two of the side holes. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. The handle has some corrosion. Markings on the body are “CS 555; No. 555 Federal Riot Grenade; Irritatant Agent (CS); MADE IN U.S.A.; MFG 1977; manufacturer’s data, warnings, employment information”. There are two broken blue bands on the body. 2) Cylindrical bodied tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: 112 CN Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ¼ -inches high Color: Silver with red markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. The aluminum body of this grenade has four foil covered emission holes on the top and three on the side near the top. There is also an emission hole in the base that has no foil over it. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There is some corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “112 CN; Federal Spedeheat Grenade; Chemical Agent (CN); WARNING…DANGER; FOR USE BY TRAINED PERSONNEL ONLY; MAY START FIRES; FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY; MFG FEB 1985; discharge and warning data”. There is a broken red band around the top and base of the body. One section actually forms a block around the model number. 3) Cylindrical bodied tear agent hand grenade Type Designator/Model: 121 CN. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ¼ -inches high. Color: Silver with red markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. The aluminum body of this grenade has four circular areas on the top that appear to be emission holes, but I do not think there are actually holes there. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There are six small vertical grooves in the body to aid in separation on functioning. Markings on the body are “121 CN; FEDERAL BLAST DISPERSION GRENADE; Chemical Agent (CN); WARNING…DANGER; FOR USE BY TRAINED PERSONNEL ONLY; MAY START FIRES; FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY; MADE IN U.S.A.; 5619790; MFG 1981; discharge, warning and manufacturer’s data”. There is a red band around the body that actually form a block around the markings. There is also a wide red vertical band on the body. 4)Cylindrical bodied tear agent hand grenade Type Designator/Model: 117 CN Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ¼ -inches high Color: Silver and red with red markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. The aluminum body of this grenade has three foil covered emission holes on the side near the bottom. The fuze has a unique red plastic shroud around it. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. The handle has some corrosion. Markings on the body are “117 CN; FLAMELESS GRENADE; Chemical Agent (CN); SMOKE; WARNING…DANGER; FOR USE BY TRAINED PERSONNEL ONLY FOR CONFINED AREA CONTROL; discharge, warning and manufacturer’s data”. There is one red band around the bottom of the body. 5) Cylindrical bodied tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: 555 CS Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high Color: Silver with blue markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. The aluminum body of this grenade has one large foil covered emission hole in the base, four small ones on the top and three small ones on the side near the top. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. The handle has some corrosion. There is some foam residue on the body, but it can be removed. Markings on the body are “555 CS; Federal Riot Grenade; Chemical Irritating Agent (CS); MADE IN U.S.A.; 19790 MFG 1981; manufacturer’s data, warnings, employment information”.

Inert. Includes 1) WWI German 75mm shell dated 1917, 9" long and 2) WWII US 75mm shell, 13.5" long and well marked but not dated.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Large cut down brass cartridge case. Type Designator/Model: Mark 5. Cal./Size: 5”/38 U.S. Navy case. 19.75 inches high, rim diameter of 6 ¼-inches and a neck diameter of 5 ½-inches. Color: Brass. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. The case has been cut down from the normal length. Inserted in the mouth of the case is a somewhat crude brass cup that is about 9 ½-inches deep. Although there are four “rivets” at the top of the cup they do not penetrate the case wall so it appears the cup is friction fit in place. There is corrosion in the bottom of the cup. The primer hole is filled with what appears to be a lead compound. The case headstamp is “F.S.C.; 1-1945; 5 IN MK 5; 38 CAL; 36 (an anchor) BFT”. Apparently a civilian modification with shallow brass insert for ashtray? or planter? Shows much age and wear.

Inert. This is 3 tube pack of excellent condition Mk-4 training rockets for the Israeli B-300 anti-tank "bazooka" weapon. Later these were used in the Mk 153 shoulder-launched multipurpose assault weapon (SMAW). Each rocket is complete and dated 1984. The tips have plastic transit caps and not any type of fuze. The canvas carrying system appears to be complete with many of the rivets and buckles showing rust and some weakening to straps. One tube has old collector information taped to tube. These are extremely scarce and sell for a premium in the ordnance collecting world.

Inert. Two anti-tank rifles grenades includes 1) French GR FL X 40 PAB projectile, 15" long and well marked. One plastic fin is chipped. Shaft has aiming meter decals for 200, 250, 300 yards. with 5,56 2) Unknown factory sample 40mm rifle grenade with aluminum body and has never been loaded. No markings on it....Both show age and wear.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Very small flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: ?-inch diameter and 4-inches high Color: Black Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: United States (assumed). The very small plastic body has circumferential grooves around it. There is one hole in the base of the body. There are no markings on the body. The word “INERT” is handwritten on the top of the fuze. 2) Small cylindrical double bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high Color: Dark green with markings in black and white. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: Germany This grenade has eight emission holes on the side of the body. A large plug with spanner holes in on the base of the grenade body. On the black plastic fuze body the markings “aW” are embossed in the plastic. Markings printed in white on the body are “SOUND & FLASH; 9 BANG - Delay: Approx. 0. (the rest of the number is missing); Produced: 02/94”. Printed in black on the body is “DUMMY”. Printed in white is “SOUND & FLASH; 2 Bang-Delay: approx. 1.5s; Produced: 05/93”. 3) Small cylindrical aluminum bodied flash/bang device. Type Designator/Model: SOUND & FLASH. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 3 ?-inches high Color: Green with white markings Manufacturer: NICO Pyrotechnic Country of Origin: Germany Trainer: No Cutaway: No The body has 8 emission holes in the side. There is a small threaded hole in the base of the body. In place of a fuze there are remnants of a firing wire epoxied into the fuze well. Markings stenciled on the side of the body are “IRRITATIONSKÖRPER; DOPPEL-KNALL, elektr. Zündung; LOS NIC-95/111-04”. That translates to “Irritation body; double bang; electric ignition; lot number”. Some of the paint has been chipped off the body.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Cylindrical bodied CN tear gas hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: CN 118 Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¾-inches high. Color: Gray with red markings. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. A partial cutaway body with a fuze present. There are three tape covered emission holes on the top and one emission hole in the base. Printed on the top of the fuze handle is “INERT”. Markings on the body are “CN 118; and the company name and logo all enclosed in a red dashed rectangle”. There is minor corrosion on the body. This was once mounted on a board and two mounting holes are present. 2) A cylindrical bodied CN tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: CN 112 Spede-heat Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¼-inches high. Color: Unpainted aluminum with red markings. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes A sectioned grenade body without a fuze. There are six tape covered emission holes visible and there would be 12 on a complete grenade. There are four tape covered emission holes on the top of the body and one on the bottom. Has markings on on body. "No. 112 Federal Spede-heat" and the company name and address”. A box made of squares and rectangles surrounds some markings and two other rectangular lines are also present on the opposite side. This was once mounted on a board and two mounting holes are present.

All item are inert. This lot of two is from Jim Geibel collection. 1)Small cutaway cylindrical bodied CN tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 109 Federal Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ¼-inches high Color: Unpainted aluminum with markings in red. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. It has been mounted on a display board and two mounting holes are on the back. The top is roll crimped onto the body of the grenade. There is one emission hole in the base of the grenade. Stenciled in black on top of the fuze is “INERT”. Markings on the grenade are “No. 109 Federal; Pocket Grenade; TEAR GAS (CN) all enclosed in a rectangle of red dashes; CN 109”. 2)Sectioned small cylindrical bodied CN tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 109 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ¼-inches high Color: Red. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. This small tear gas grenade has one emission hole in the base. It is partially sectioned to show the mock-up CN filler material. The top of the grenade is roll crimped onto the body. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings on the body are on a paper label and include “No. 109; FEDERAL POCKET TEAR GAS (CN) GRENADE; instructions on discharge and safety cautions as well as the company information. A large red “CN” is super imposed on the printing and two red bands surround the body.

Lot is inert and safe. This lot of 2 from Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Type Designator/Model: CN 115 Triple Chaser Cal./Size: 2 ¾-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high Color: Unpainted aluminum with markings in red. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. A sectioned body showing the three separate charges, the ignition cord and the simulated filler. The fuze is present. There are four tape covered emission holes on the top of the body. Each charge has an emission hole on the top and bottom. When functioned, pressure separates the two lower charges from the body. Stamped on top of the fuze handle is “INERT”. Markings on the body are “No. 115 Federal Triple Chaser Grenade; CN 115; warnings and instructions, and the company logo”. This was once mounted on a board and two mounting holes are present. 2) Cylindrical bodied CN tear gas hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: CN 121 Cal./Size: 2 ¾-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high. Color: Unpainted aluminum with red markings. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. A partially cutaway body showing a mock-up filler. The fuze has a simulated detonator attached. This is a bursting type grenade as there are no emission holes. This was once mounted on a board and two mounting holes are present. Printed on the top of the fuze handle is the word “INERT”. Markings include “CN 121; and the company name and logo, all enclosed in a dashed red box; No. 121 Federal; Flame Proof Dust Grenade; TEAR GAS (CN); and a warning.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Heavy cylindrical steel bodied re-loadable diversionary device. Type Designator/Model: Reloadable Diversionary Device Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: ALSAMTEC Less Lethal Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes There are six small emission holes in the top of the body and one large one in the base. The fuze is not marked. Markings on the body are “RELOADABLE DIVERSIONARY DEVICE; STEEL; manufacturer’s, warning, instructional, and caution data”. 2) Small aluminum cylindrical bodied diversionary device. Type Designator/Model: ALS09NR Cal./Size: 1 ¾-inches in diameter and 4 ½-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: AMTEC Less Lethal Systems. Country of Origin: United States. This grenade body is basically hollow. There is a large opening in the base and three slot-like openings on the top. The clear plastic container for the energetic material attached to the fuze is visible from the base. The fuze is not marked. Markings on the body are “SINGLE USE; DIVERSIONARY DEVICE; ALS09NR; danger, directions, caution, storage and manufacturer’s data”. Rarely seen for sale.

This lot of 5 are inert and from Jim Geibel collection. 1) Cylindrical steel bodied stun hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: 7290M Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe. This is a mini bang stun grenade. The body of the grenade has radiating grooves on the top and bottom. There is a small threaded hole in the base. Cast into the plastic fuze body are the letters “CTS”. Markings on the grenade are “CTS COMBINED TACTICAL SYSTEMS; MODEL 7290M; MINI BANG; 1.5 SECOND DELAY, danger, patent, instruction, caution storage and manufacturer’s data”. There is also a small paper label with the word “DUMMY”on it. 2) Heavy cylindrical steel bodied flash-bong hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model 7290 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe. Long Description: The grenade has grooves in both the top and bottom. There is also a hole in the center of the bottom. A paper label on the top of the fuze has “INERT” printed four times. Markings stenciled on the body are: “CTS Logo; MODEL 7290; FLASH BANG; 1.5 SECOND DELAY; warnings, instructions, cautions and storage; maker’s location”. 3) Item Description: Small heavy steel flash/bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model 7290M. Cal./Size: 1 ½ -inches in diameter and 5 ½ -inches high. Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe. Long Description: Heavy hand grenade with a slotted top and bottom. Markings on the body are ”CTS COMBINED TATICAL SYSTEMS; MODEL 7290M; FLASH BANG; 1.5 SECOND DELAY; U.S. PATENT 5,654, 523; manufacturer’s data; warnings, instructions and storage information”. There is minor corrosion on the fuze body. There are no markings on the fuze. 4) Type Designator/Model: 7290MT. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high. Color: Blue with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The body has radiating grooves on the top and bottom. There is a small threaded hole in the base of the body. The blue body of the fuze has “CTS” on it. There are no markings on the black fuze safety handle. Markings on the grenade body are “LEFT-HAND THREAD; CTS; COMBINED TACTICAL SYSTEMS; MODEL 7290MT; MINI BANG TRAINING SYSTEM; manufacturer’s, danger, instructional and storage data”. 5) Item Description: Very heavy steel flash/bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model 7290. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ¼-inches high. Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: No. Long Description: Heavy hand grenade with a slotted top and bottom. Markings on the body are ”CTS COMBINED TATICAL SYSTEMS; MODEL 7290; FLASH BANG; 1.5 SECOND DELAY; U.S. PATENT 5,654, 523; manufacturer’s data; warnings, instructions and storage information”. Some of the markings have worn thin. There are no markings on the fuze.

All items are inert and safe. From the Jim Geibel collection and includes: 1) Item Description: 37/38mm inert liquid barricade cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 3300. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ¾ -inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with yellow markings and two yellow bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The aluminum case has a recessed black plastic closing wad. The base of the case is headstamped “CTS”. Markings on the body are “3300; 37/38 MM INERT LIQUID BARRICADE. PROJECTILE; FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warnings and the company name and logo”. There is a white paper label with the word “DUMMY”. 2) Item Description: 37/38mm super-sock cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 3580 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ¾ -inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with black markings and two black bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The aluminum case has a recessed white plastic closing wad. The base of the case is headstamped “CTS”. Markings on the body are “3580; 37/38 MM SUPER - SOCK; FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warnings and the company name and logo”. There is a white paper label with the word “DUMMY” in black on the case. 3) Item Description: 37/38mm white smoke cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 3211. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ¾ -inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with yellow markings and two yellow bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The long aluminum case has a recessed yellow plastic closing wad. The base of the case is headstamped “CTS”. Markings on the body are “3211; 37/38 MM WHITE SMOKE; PROJECTILE; RANGE – 150 YD (137 METER); FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warnings and the company name and logo”. There is a white paper label with the word “DUMMY” in black on the case. 4) Item Description: 37/38mm rubber pellet cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 3553. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ¾ -inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with black markings and two black bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The aluminum case has a recessed white plastic closing wad. The base of the case is headstamped “CTS”. Markings on the body are “3553; 37/38 MM RUBBER PELLET; FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warnings and the company name and logo”. There is a white paper label with the word “DUMMY” in black on the case. 5) Item Description: 37/38mm wood baton multi-projectile (3) cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 3561. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ¾ -inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with black markings and two black bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The aluminum case has a recessed white plastic closing wad. The base of the case is headstamped “CTS”. Markings on the body are “3561; 37/38 MM WOOD BATON MULTI- PROJECTILE (3); FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warnings and the company name and logo”. There is a white paper label with the word “DUMMY”.

All items are inert and safe. This lot of 5 is from Jim Geibel collection and include 1) Item Description: Elongated 37/38mm OC riot control cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 3440 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8-inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with orange markings and two orange bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The long aluminum case has a recessed orange plastic closing wad. The base of the case is headstamped “CTS”. Markings on the body are “3440; 37/38 MM RIOT OC POWDER; MUZZLE BLAST; FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warnings and the company name and logo”. There is a white paper label with the word “DUMMY” in black on the case. 2) Item Description: Elongated 37/38mm multi-projectile rubber baton cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 3555 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8-inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with black markings and two black bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: The long aluminum case has a recessed white plastic closing wad. The base of the case is headstamped “CTS”. Markings on the body are “3555; 37/38 MM RUBBER BATON; MULTI-PROJECTILE (5); FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warnings and the company name and logo”. There is a white paper label with the word “DUMMY” in black on the case. 3) Item Description: Elongated 37/38 mm .50 caliber sting-ball pellet cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 3557. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8-inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with black markings and two black bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Long Description: The long aluminum case has a recessed white plastic closing wad. The base of the case is headstamped “CTS”. Markings on the body are “3557; 37/38 MM .50 CALIBER STINGBALL PELLETS; FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warnings and the company name and logo”. There is a white paper label with the word “DUMMY” in black on the case. 4) Item Description: Elongated 37/38mm multi-projectile white smoke cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 3215 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8-inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with yellow markings and two yellow bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The long aluminum case has a recessed plastic yellow closing wad. The base of the case is headstamped “CTS”. There is a white paper label with the word “DUMMY” in black on the case. Markings on the body are “3215; 37/38 MM WHITE SMOKE; MULTI-PROJECTILE (5); RANGE – 100 yd (91 meter); FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; a warning and the company name and logo”. 5) Item Description: 40mm CS smoke cartridge. Type Designator/Model: 4230. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 3/3-inches high. Color: Unpainted aluminum with blue markings and two blue bands Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The aluminum case is headstamped “CTS”. There is a bright blue closing wad at the mouth of the case. Markings on the case are “4230; 40MM RIOT CS SMKOE; PROJECTILE; RANGE – 150 YD (137 METER); FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warnings and the company location o=and logo”.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Sectioned round rubber bodied tear agent hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 3-inches in diameter and 4 ¾-inches high. Color: Black with a red top. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: Round rubber body partially sectioned showing the simulated filler. The fuze adapter is held in place by a metal band crimped around the hack of the grenade. The word “INERT” is stenciled in black on the top of the fuze. There are no markings on the grenade body. It has been mounted on a display board and two mounting holes are on the back.

This lot of 3 is inert and safe. From the Jim Geibel collection and includes 1) Item Description: Round smooth bodied practice hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: M69 variation Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 2 ½ -inches high Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: There is a hole in the base of the body covered with black tape. There are no legible markings on the body and none on the fuze. There is no “Jungle clip” on the fuze although the groove in the lower fuze body is there to accept one. Five strips of rough rubberized material have been glued on the body. They were placed by Picatinny Arsenal during experiments to improve the grip of the grenades when throwing them. 2) Item Description: Round smooth bodied practice hand grenade Type Designator/Model: M69 variation Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 2 ½ -inches high Color: Dark green with a blue fuze safety handle with a brown end. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: There is a hole in the base of the body. There are no markings on the body. The fuze markings are “FUZE M228; MEI090; 109-003”. There is no “Jungle clip” on the fuze although the groove in the lower fuze body is there to accept one. Cast into the body of the fuze is “MEI-M”. 3) Item Description: Rounded “baseball” practice hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Practice grenade for the M67. Not the because there is no jungle clip on the fuze. Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 3 ½-inches high. Color: Olive green body. Light blue fuze safety handle with the end painted brown. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Cast one-piece body with a hole in the base. There are no markings on the body. Printed in black on the top of the fuze safety handle is “FUZE M228; MEI82D; 013-005”.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. This is de-activated as all items in this auction and is from the Jim Geibel collection. Item Description: Long plastic tube holding a projected incendiary charge. Type Designator/Model: DM 34. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 15 ½-inches long Color: Olive green and brown with yellow markings Manufacturer: Poudries Reunies de Belgique. Country of Origin: Germany. Long Description: Made in Belgium for the German military. The brown plastic folding handle moves 90-degrees to expose the trigger when a button on the handle end is pushed. Markings on the body are “HAND THROWER INC CTG; DM 34; LOT 01 PRB 82”. Single use item and not re-loadable. These were will known for being used by MAVC-SOG teams in Vietnam.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Large round ball with a plastic connector. Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 5 ½-inches in diameter Color: Black. Manufacturer: Brunswick Corporation. Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Warhead for the Rifleman’s Assault Weapon (RAW) rifle fired grenade. The material used is hand plastic. A black plastic adapter extends from the ball. There are no markings present. A splotch of brown paint in one area. Developed in late1970s and used by US Marines in the 1990s in limited use. These rifle grenades are rarely seen for sale.

This lot of 9 grenade bodies are all marked RFX with single digit numbers and have clean threaded fuze tops. They are all flat OD painted show age and some minor rust. This is a great lot for adding your spare fuzes.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Oval serrated training hand grenade body. Type Designator/Model: Mark I Cal./Size: 2 ¼-inches in diameter and 3 ½ -inches high Color: Red Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Practice. Long Description: This serrated grenade body with a circular protrusion at the base is a WWI era grenade. Cast into the body is an “N”. The lead base plug is in place, but it is damaged. There are four small holes drilled in the body. Has old pencil inventory number written on neck.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Small unpainted practice hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: M 73 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 3 ¼-inches high Color: Unpainted Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: Belgium Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Cast aluminum unpainted body with a hole in the base. The markings “FRAG GREN PRAC” are cast into the body. The fuze is marked “GR F PRAC M73A1, LOT 0020 MCR92”. The MCR indicates manufacture by MECAR, S.A. Practice version of the M72 fragmentation grenade. Lot number and other data is cast into the base, but they have been used enough that it is hard to read. This one has been thrown a lot.

This lot of 4 is inert and safe. From the Jim Geibel collection and includes 1) Round smooth bodied fragmentation hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: M67. Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 3 ½-inches high. Color: Green. Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: This grenade uses the M213 striker release fuze. There are no markings on the grenade body or the fuze. The fuze striker, striker spring and the pin holding the spring are missing. The groove to secure the “jungle clip is present but the clip is missing. 2) Item Description: Round smooth bodied practice hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: M69 variation. Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 2 ½ -inches high. Color: Dark green Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: There is a hole in the base of the body. There are no markings on the body. The fuze markings are “FUZE M213; IOP 74-12; 4-71”. The “jungle clip” is present. 3-4) Two of these. Item Description: Round smooth bodied fragmentation hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: M67. Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 3 ½-inches high. Color: Green. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: This grenade uses the M213 striker release fuze. The fuze has a “jungle clip” attached. There are no manufacturer’s markings on either the grenade body or the fuze. There are markings hand written in magic marker on both the fuze and grenade body. The 3 types with no bottom hole, have the light brown honey comb pattern on the inside.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Heavy serrated bodied practice hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Mk I Cal./Size: 2 ¼-inches in diameter and 3-inches high Color: Remnants of light blue paint. Manufacturer: Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Long Description: Body only. Large serrations and a flat base with a hole in it. The top is tapered. Markings cast into the body are “25; F in a diamond”. Traces of original blue paint visible. Both top and bottom have fairly clean threading.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Heavy serrated practice hand grenade Type Designator/Model: MKII. Cal./Size: 2 ¼-inches in diameter and 4 ½ -inches high. Color: High polish steel or chromed. Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Practice? grenade for the MKII and MKIIA1 fragmentation hand grenades. There is a threaded hole in the base of the body. The marking cast into the body is “W S”. Markings stamped into the top of the fuze are “FUZE M10A3; O.T.M. – 1-8”. The body of the grenade has been chromed, but some has worn off. Bottom is threaded. This might not be a practice grenade but an early MKII converted to desk trophy. We are going off inventory notes with the practice use theory.

It lot of 3 is inert and safe. From the Jim Geibel collection and includes 1)Item Description: Oval “lemon” practice hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: M30. Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 4-inches high. Color: Olive green body. Fuze safety handle is light blue with a brown end. Manufacturer: Richmond Foundry, Richmond, VA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The cast one-piece body has a hole in the base. Markings cast into the body are “RFX 55; M12”. Markings printed in black on the top of the fuze safety handle are “FUZE M228; MEI88B; 006-013”. 2) Item Description: Cast one-piece practice hand grenade body with a ridge at the center Type Designator/Model: M30. Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 4-inches high. Color: Light blue. Manufacturer: Richmond Foundry & Manufacturing Company. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The cast body has a hole in the base and a ridge around the center to simulate the crimp on the M26 series grenades. Cast into the body are the markings “RFX 55; S5”. The blue fuze safety handle is marked “FUZE M205A2; OPI-6-23; 4-65”. on the top. The end of the handle is painted red. The plug from the base is missing. 3) Type Designator/Model: M30 Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 4-inches high Color: Light blue. Manufacturer: Richmond Foundry & Manufacturing Company. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The cast body has a hole in the base and a ridge around the center to simulate the crimp on the M26 series grenades. Cast into the body are the markings “RFX 55; N7”. The blue fuze safety handle is marked “FUZE M205A2; OPI-6-17; 3-65”. on the top. The end of the handle is painted red. The plug from the base is missing. The striker, striker spring and the pin holding the striker are missing.

This lot of 3 is inert and safe. From The Jim Geibel collection and includes 1) Item Description: Oval fragmentation hand grenade body. Type Designator/Model: M26 type. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 3 ?-inches high. Color: Green Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Two piece body joined in the center by a crimp. The cover on the base is missing. There are no markings on the body. There is an inert filler in the grenade. There are two dents in the body. 2) Item Description: Oval practice hand grenade body Type Designator/Model: M30 Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 3-inches high Color: Unpainted. Manufacturer: Richmond Foundry & Manufacturing Company. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe. Long Description: One piece cast body with a central ridge. The base plug is missing. Markings cast into the body are “RFX55; N9”. 3) Item Description: Oval practice hand grenade body Type Designator/Model: M30 Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 3-inches high Color: Unpainted. Manufacturer: Richmond Foundry & Manufacturing Company. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: One piece cast body with a central ridge. The base plug is missing. Markings cast into the body are “RFX55; R4”. Traces of the original blue body paint are visible.

This lot of 3 is inert and safe. From the Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Item Description: Cast one-piece practice hand grenade body with a ridge at the center Type Designator/Model: M30. Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 4-inches high. Color: Light blue. Manufacturer: Richmond Foundry & Manufacturing Company. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The cast body has a hole in the base and a ridge around the center to simulate the crimp on the M26 series grenades. Cast into the body are the markings “RFX 55; T9”. The blue fuze safety handle is marked “FUZE M205A2; OPI-6-41; 6-65”. on the top. The end of the handle is painted red. The plug from the base is missing. The striker, striker spring and the pin holding the striker are missing. 2) Item Description: Cast one-piece practice hand grenade body with a ridge at the center. Type Designator/Model: M30 Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 4-inches high Color: Light blue. Manufacturer: Richmond Foundry & Manufacturing Company. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. Long Description: The cast body has a hole in the base and a ridge around the center to simulate the crimp on the M26 series grenades. Cast into the body are the markings “RFX 55; P.9”. The blue fuze safety handle is marked “FUZE M205A2; OPI-3-11; 6-61”. on the top. The end of the handle is painted red. The plug from the base is missing. 3) Type Designator/Model: M30. Cal./Size: 2 ½-inches in diameter and 4-inches high. Color: Light blue with white markings. Manufacturer: Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The cast body has a hole in the base and a ridge around the center to simulate the crimp on the M26 series grenades. Cast into the body are the markings “RFX 54; B7”. There are faint white stenciled markings on the body. The only legible part is “LOT LS 72-8". The RFX on the body is the maker’s code for the Richmond Foundry & Manufacturing Company. The body was made there, but the grenade was assembled at Lone Star. There are no markings on the fuze safety handle except the end of the handle is painted red. The plug from the base is missing. The striker, striker spring and the pin holding the striker are missing.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Item Description: Round rubber sting hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model 9590 Sting Ball Cal./Size: Model 9590 Sting Ball ?-inches in diameter and 5-inches high. Color: Black with white markings. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Long Description: The rubber body has a raised band around the center on which is a paper label. The black plastic fuze adapter is held in place in the grenade neck by tightly wrapped black tape. The payload is small plastic balls (that can be heard if you shake the grenade) that are explosively released and impact the body and produce a bad stinging effect. The top of the fuze has a paper label marked “DUMMY”. A similar label is on the raised band on the body. Markings on the paper label are “MODEL 9590 STING-BALL; DANGER – FOR USE BY TRAINED AND AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY; the company location and logo”. 2) Item Description: Round rubber bodied white smoke hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model 9210 Cal./Size: 3 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¼-inches high Color: Black with a yellow label and black markings. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Long Description: There is a raised ring around the center of the grenade body with a yellow label on it. The fuze has a white paper sticker with the word “DUMMY” printed on it. Printing on the label is “MODEL 9210; WHITE SMOKE; DANGER - FOR USE BY TRAINED AND AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY; and the company location and logo”. The fuze has a unique safety clip. These are rarely offered for sale.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Item Description: Wooden handle and the cone shaped thin metal component. Type Designator/Model: Rear section of the RPG-43 grenade. Cal./Size: 3 ¼-inches in diameter and7-inches long. Color: Olive green Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: Soviet Russia. Long Description: This is the wooden handle, cloth drogue and cover assembly from the rear of an RPG 43 shaped charge hand grenade. Item 2) Description: Wooden stick grenade handle Type Designator/Model: From the M42 fragmentation hand grenade. Cal./Size: 1 ¾-inch in diameter and 5 ¾-inches long Color: Natural wood with black metal end pieces Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: Hungary. Long Description: The wooden handle from an M42 stick grenade. It is missing the safety pin and cloth arming delay wrap. “FTM 52” is stamped into the metal of the end cap of the handle.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Item Description: Cylindrical bodied flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model M425. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Black with black markings on a green label. Manufacturer: Accuracy Systems. Inc., Phoenix, AZ Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Cardboard two-piece body. The top and bottom of the body are roll crimped on. There are no markings on the fuze. Markings on the label are “Model M425; SMOKELESS STUN GRENADE; instructions for use; warning; and the company location”. 2) Item Description: Cylindrical bodied flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model M470. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Black with black markings on a green label. Manufacturer: Accuracy Systems. Inc., Phoenix, AZ Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Long Description: Cardboard two-piece body. The top and bottom of the body are roll crimped on. Markings on the fuze are “FUZE M201A1; FDI-2-1. Markings on the label are “Model M470; THUNDERFLASH STUN GRENADE; instructions for use; warning; and the company location”. The fuze was made by Federal Laboratories. 3) Item Description: Cardboard cylindrical bodied stun hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Model 429. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Black and green with black markings Manufacturer: Accuracy Systems, Inc.. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The two piece cardboard body has no base. The cardboard side is rolled over unevenly at the base. There are no markings on the green fuze safety handle. The green paper label states “Model 429; THUNDERFLASH STUN GRENADE; directions, warning and manufacturer’s data”.

This lot of 2 opium pipes was brought back by American soldier from CBI theater (China-India-Burma) They both should old use and both have old museum inventory numbers written in white ink. They are decorated with abstract designs that look like mountains and rivers. The appear to be darkened brass but they might be bronze. 7.5" and 6.25" long.

Lot of 4 EOD crimper tools From Jim Geibel collection include1) Item Description: Pliers like crimpers Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 6 ¾-inches long. Color: Gray. Manufacturer: Engineering Technology Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Has a crimper for safety fuze as well as a cutter. Raised markings on one handle are “ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ORLANDO FL”. Has a positive stop. Appears to be unused. 2) Item Description: Plier handled crimper with a cylindrical protrusion. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 6 ½-inches long and 1 ¼-inch diameter cap protector. Color: Black. Manufacturer: Werus. Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: A safe design for the individual using this crimper. A vented holder for the blasting cap being crimped is present. There is no cutter on this crimper. Top is marked "Werus" with 1 in triangle. 3) Item Description: Plier handled crimper with a cylindrical protrusion. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. 4) Item Description: Plier handled crimper with a cylindrical protrusion. Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 6 ½-inches long and 1 ¼-inch diameter cap protector. Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: A safe design for the individual using this crimper. A vented holder for the blasting cap being crimped is present. There is no cutter on this crimper. Cal./Size: 6 ½-inches long and 1 ¼-inch diameter cap protector. Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: A safe design for the individual using this crimper. A vented holder for the blasting cap being crimped is present. There is no cutter on this crimper. 4)

Israeli Gas Mask Protective gas mask lot includes 6 unissued gas masks in cardboard carrying case. Also included are 17 filters. Many of the filters are in original plastic bags. Great for preppers, home survival kit or surplus sales.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Item Description: Cylindrical practice hand grenade body with rounded ends Type Designator/Model: DM 38 A1. Cal./Size: 3 ?-inches in diameter and the body is 4 ?-inches tall. Color: Light blue. Manufacturer: BUCK Chemisch-Technische Werke. Country of Origin: Germany. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The plastic body has a series of eight raised ridges around it. The fuze is present, but it has been cut off. Can no doubt be glued back together. Markings cast into the plastic body are “HGR ÜB DM 38 A1; LOS”. Following the word “LOS” (which means LOT) are the markings “BCK-10-53” in white. 2) Item Description: Small aluminum can with a plastic insert. Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 2 ¼-inches in diameter and 3-inches high Color: Unpainted aluminum with red tape around it. Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: France. Long Description: One half, top missing, of the carrier for a French grenade fuze. A black plastic insert holds the fuze safely. There are no markings. 3)Item Description: Shipping box for four M72 fragmentation hand grenades. Type Designator/Model: M72 Cal./Size: 8 ?-inches wide, 4 ½-inches deep and 3 ½-inches high. Color: Olive green with yellow markings. Manufacturer: MECAR, S.A. Country of Origin: Belgium Long Description: An empty plastic shipping box that would hold four M72 grenade bodies and four separated M72A1 fuzes. The markings on two identical labels read “4, FRAG GREN M72, W/GREN FUZE HE M72A1, COMP B, LOT 0021MCR95”. 4) tem Description: Soft rubber hand grenade shipping container Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 2 ¾-inches wide and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Dark green. Manufacturer: Diehl Defence GmbH & Co. Country of Origin: Germany. Long Description: A snap off top designed to be opened with a tape hinge. The hinge is off the body, but is inside it. The only marking is “Diehl” cast into the body. The rounded body has one large flat surface. It is not know what grenade this is designed to carry. Time period is unknown.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Item Description: Short cylindrical bodied demonstration stun hand grenade with a convex base. Type Designator/Model: F 102. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 3 ¾-inches high Color: Black and green with black markings Manufacturer: F.A.C.T.S. Incorporated. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The body of the grenade is made of soft rubber. There is also a black rubber sleeve over the end of the fuze safety handle. The top of the fuze is marked “FUZE M201A1”. The green paper label is marked “MODEL F 102 DEMO STUN GRENADE; NOT FOR SALE – DEMONSTRATOR UNIT; SERIAL NUMBER E00229; directions for use and manufacturer’s data”. The bottom portion of the label has been cut off for some reason. The top of the grenade body is black hard plastic. Cast into the plastic is “PAT. PEND.; F.A.C.T.S., INC.; AUSTIN, TEX”. The “102” part of the model designator is handwritten so it is not sure if this is part of the model number or a sequence number. 2) Item Description: Cylindrical bodied demonstration stun hand grenade with a convex base Type Designator/Model: F 142. Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 4 ½-inches high Color: Red, black and green with black markings Manufacturer: F.A.C.T.S. Incorporated. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The body of the grenade is made of soft rubber. There is also a red rubber sleeve over the end of the fuze safety handle. The top of the fuze is marked “FUZE M201A1”. The green paper label is marked “MODEL F 142 DEMO STUN GRENADE; NOT FOR SALE – DEMONSTRATOR UNIT; SERIAL NUMBER E00215; directions for use, warning and manufacturer’s data”. The bottom portion of the label has been cut off for some reason. The top of the grenade body is black hard plastic. Cast into the plastic is “PAT. PEND.; F.A.C.T.S., INC.; AUSTIN, TEX”. The “142” part of the model designator is handwritten so it is not sure if this is part of the model number or a sequence number. 3) Item Description: Cylindrical bodied demonstration stun hand grenade with a convex base Type Designator/Model: F 122 Cal./Size: 2-inches in diameter and 4 ½-inches high Color: Black and green with black markings Manufacturer: F.A.C.T.S. Incorporated. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The body of the grenade is made of soft rubber. There is also a black rubber sleeve over the end of the fuze safety handle. The top of the fuze is marked “FUZE M201A1”. The green paper label is marked “MODEL F 122 DEMO STUN GRENADE; NOT FOR SALE – DEMONSTRATOR UNIT; SERIAL NUMBER E00190; directions for use, warning and manufacturer’s data”. The bottom portion of the label has been cut off for some reason. The top of the grenade body is black hard plastic. Cast into the plastic is “PAT. PEND.; F.A.C.T.S., INC.; AUSTIN, TEX”. The “122” part of the model designator is handwritten so it is not sure if this is part of the model number or a sequence number.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Type Designator/Model: M228. Cal./Size: ?-inch wide and 3 ?-inches long including the fuze safety handle Color: Gray with a blue and brown fuze safety handle and black markings Manufacturer: Martin Electronics. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Typical striker release fuze design to include an inert detonator. The jungle clip is present. The lower part of the fuze safety handle is brown. Stamped on the top of the fuze is “FUZE M228; and the manufacturer’s data and lot number”. There are nine of these and the lot information is as follows: MEI92F 011-010 MEI82A 011-004 MEI182A 011-004 MEI92F 011-010 MEI92F 011-010 MEI92F 011-010 MEI92F O11-010 MEI78G 006-002 MEI08L 104-002

This lot of 5 is inert and from Jim Geibel collection. Item Description: Striker release hand grenade fuze Type Designator/Model: M200A1 Cal./Size: ?-inch wide and 4-inches long including the fuze safety handle. Color: Gray and black. Manufacturer: Various. Country of Origin: United States. Long Description The end of the fuze safety handle is black. Stamped into the top of the fuze is “FUZE M200A1 and lot number information”. There are five of these with different lot numbers: K (in a circle) LOT P-; 6/2-46 UAMCO LOT 66 (handle all black) UAMCO LOT 69 UAMCO LOT 3 (3 leaf clover) LOT C; 507 230 (most of the handle black)

This lot of 11 is inert and from Jim Geibel collection. Item Description: Striker release hand grenade fuze Type Designator/Model: M201A1. Cal./Size: ?-inch wide and 4-inches long including the fuze safety handle Color: Gray and green with black markings Manufacturer: Various. Country of Origin: United State. Long Description Stamped on the top of the fuze is “FUZE M201A1 and lot number information”. There are eleven of these with the following lot numbers: FDL-1-111 MEI06?040-008 MAI-1-50382 MEI93E 006-005 OPI-1-41

This lot of 7 is inert and from Jim Geibel collection. Item Description: Striker release hand grenade fuze Type Designator/Model: Similar to the M10 series Cal./Size: The fuze body is ?-inch wide and 2 ?-inches high. Color: Gray with a black fuze safety handle Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Long Description: The body style is similar to the M10 series, but the fuze is much newer. There are no markings on the fuze at all. The fuze is missing the striker, striker pin and spring.

This lot of 2 is inert as are all lots in this auction. From Jim Geibel collection. Item Description: Striker release hand grenade fuze Type Designator/Model: M1916 Cal./Size: 1-inch diameter fuze body. OAL is 3 ¼-inches Color: Unpainted. Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: France. Long Description: A WWI era fuze used on a variety of French hand grenades. This fuze example is in excellent condition. There are no markings on the fuze body or safety handle. The threading on both are very clean.

This lot and all lots are inert and deactivated. Lot of 12 is from the Jim Geibel collection. Item Description: Striker release hand grenade fuze. Type/Designator/Model: M213 Cal./Size: ?-inch wide and 3 ?-inches long including the fuze safety handle. Color: Gray with a green safety handle and black markings. Manufacturer: Various Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Typical striker release fuse design. There is a jungle clip attached. Printed in black on the top of the fuze is “FUZE M213 and various lot numbers. There are twelve of these with the following lot numbers. MEI84J 007-003 MEI 2-13 4-74 MEI04A 021-006 MEI04J 022-002 MEI86H 010-002 MEI92C 015-004 MEI84J 007-003 MEI03E020-008 MEI-2-13 4-74 CTJ08M 501-002 CTJ09A 501-003 GOI-2-10 11-73

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Striker release hand grenade fuze. Type Designator/Model: M213. Cal./Size: ?-inch wide and 3 ?-inches long including the fuze safety handle. Color: Gray with a green safety handle and black markings. Manufacturer: Various. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: No Long Description: Typical striker release fuze design, but it is missing the striker, striker pin and spring. There is also no jungle clip attached. Printed in black on the top of the fuze is “FUZE M213 and various lot numbers”. There are six of these with the following lot numbers: MEI87M 011-004 CTJ08C 500-002 MEI05K 031-004 MEI87H 0AA-003 CTJ09E 501-005 MEI86G 010-001

This lot of 11 is inert and from Jim Geibel collection.1) Item Description: Three Italian SIPE brass fuze components Type Designator/Model: For the Italian SIPE fuze Cal./Size: Various made of brass. 2) Three German BZ39 Fuzes. Item Description: Rounded top pull friction fuze with two “wings”. Type Designator/Model: BZ 39. Long Description: A hand grenade fuze style dating back to WWII. Age corrosion and light rust present. One (without the paint residue) has pitting on the top of the fuze cap. One example has the “wings” pointing upward. 3) French WWI Item Description: Striker release hand grenade fuze Type Designator/Model: 1916. Long Description: A WWI era fuze used on a variety of French hand grenades. This fuze example is unassembled. There are no markings on the fuze body or safety handle. 4) 4 Polish fuses. Item Description: Tall fuze with an inert detonator. Type Designator/Model: UZRGM Cal./Size: The fuze body and detonator are 3 ¼-inches long. The fuze body is ½-inch in diameter. Color: Gray body and fuze safety handle, with a red stripe on the safety handle. Manufacturer: Factory 354 Country of Origin: Poland Trainer: Yes Cutaway: No Long Description: A typical UZRGM fuze used on several hand grenades of the Soviet and former Bloc nations. This is a training fuze as indicated by the red stripe on the fuze safety handle.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Fuze body with no safety handle or pull pin M204A2. Type Designator/Model: N/A. Cal./Size: ?-inch wide and 2 ¼-inches high. Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: There are 22 of these basically identical fuze bodies. The striker and spring are present.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Group of 11 Item Description: Small brass training antipersonnel pressure mine/booby trap fuze with a four- prong plastic top. Type Designator/Model: UMNP-1V Cal./Size: ?-inch in diameter and 2-inches high Color: Gray plastic prongs, a yellow band and markings in black.. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: Yugoslavia Trainer: Yes. Long Description: A training version of the fuze that can be used in mines or booby traps. The base of the fuze has an “O” ring to seal it when in place. Printed on the yellow band is “UMNP-1V”. 2) Item Description: Small pressure antipersonnel mine anti-lift or pull mine/boobytrap fuze. Type Designator/Model: UMNOP-1V Cal./Size: ?-inch in diameter and 2 ?-inches high Color: Unpainted with a yellow band and black markings Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: Yugoslavia. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The body has a moveable arm and two moveable cotter pins parallel with it. A knurled portion unscrews from the base. The base of the fuze has an “O” ring to seal it when in place. Printed in black on the side of the body is “UMNOP-1V”. 3) Item Description: Small cylindrical training antipersonnel mine/booby trap fuze with a large circular pressure plate. Type Designator/Model: UMOP-1V Cal./Size: ?-inch in diameter and 2-inches high. Color: Unpainted brass body with a yellow band and black markings. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: Yugoslavia Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The practice fuze body has a large unpainted pressure plate on top, held in place by a safety pin. The base of the fuze has an “O” ring to seal it when in place. Printed on the body is UMOP-1V. It can be used in mines or booby traps.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: 1) Type Designator/Model: M116A1. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5-inches in length. Color: Gray with a white plastic label and markings in black and red. Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Updated simulator using a striker release fuze. Printed in black on the label is “SIMULATOR; HAND GRENADE; M116A1, MODIFIED; DTI85D-01X”. Also printed in black are the instructions for firing the device. Printed in red are the hazards involved with the item. There are no markings on the fuze. 2) Type Designator/Model: No model designator. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 5-inches long. Color: Black with a paper label and printing in black and red. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The plastic body has a small hole in the base. Printed in black on the label are the firing instructions and the lot number “WEI88M001-001”. Printed in red is” SIMULATOR, HAND GRENADE; 2 Sec. Delay”. Also, in red are the hazards involved with the device and the maker’s code “WEI”. There are no markings on the fuze.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Item Description: Cylindrical can shaped smoke hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: F18. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¾-inches high Color: Dark green and white with red markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The sheet metal body of this grenade has four foil covered emission holes on the top. There is one emission hole in the base that has no foil over it. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There is minor corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “F18; GRENADE HAND SMOKE; RED; warnings, discharge, cautions and manufacturer’s logo and data. There is also one red band around the body. The top of the grenade is white. 2) Type Designator/Model: F18-A Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6-inches high Color: Silver with violet markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes Long Description: The aluminum body of this grenade has four foil covered emission holes on the top. There is also an emission hole in the base that has foil over it. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There is some corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “F18-A; GRENADE HAND SMOKE; VIOLET; warnings, discharge, cautions and manufacturer’s data. There is also one violet band around the body. Stamped into the base are the letters “FLI”. 3) Item Description: Cylindrical can shaped smoke hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: F8 Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6-inches high Color: Aluminum with yellow markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The aluminum body of this grenade has four foil covered emission holes on the top. There is also an emission hole in the base of the body. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There is minor corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “F8; WHITE SMOKE; warnings, discharge, and cautions data. There is also one yellow band around the body and a yellow box around the model number. There is a dent in body. 4) Item Description: Cylindrical can shaped smoke hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: F18-A Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6-inches high Color: Silver with green markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The aluminum body of this grenade has four foil covered emission holes on the top. There is also an emission hole in the base that has no foil over it. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There is some corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “F18-A; GRENADE HAND SMOKE; GREEN; warnings, discharge, and cautions data. There is also one green band around the body. 5) Type Designator/Model: F18 Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6-inches high Color: Silver with violet markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The aluminum body of this grenade has four foil covered emission holes on the top. There is also an emission hole in the base that has no foil over it. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There is some corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “F18; GRENADE HAND SMOKE; VIOLET; warnings, discharge, cautions and manufacturer’s data. There is also one violet band around the body.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Item Description: Cylindrical plastic bodied diversionary hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: MK 141 MOD 0 Cal./Size: 1 ¾-inches in diameter and 5-inches long. Color: Black with a paper label and markings in black and red. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The plastic body itself has no markings. The fuze has “ARGES” molded into the top of the fuze handle. The fuze is a blue practice version that has been over painted in black. The paper label has “CHARGE, DIVERSIONARY; MK 141 MOD 0; DEVELOPMENTAL PROTOTYPE; FOR EVALUATION TESTING ONLY”. The remainder of the printing in black and red deals with the hazards of the device and instructions for use. The fuze is Austrian made and no doubt not original for this device. Scarce Seal training device.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Handheld 40mm riot control launcher cartridge. Type Designator/Model: XM674. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8 ¾-inches long. Color: Gray with markings in red, a red band, black band and a brown band. The base is all red. Manufacturer: Pine Bluff Arsenal, Little Rock, AR. Country of Origin: United States Long Description: WWII era item or information shows 1968 time period. Expended launch tube cap. There is no headstamp. Markings stenciled on the side of the case are “CARTRIDGE, 40 MM; RIOT CONTROL CS, XM674; LOT NO. PBA- 3-43”.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Cylindrical bodied diversionary charge Type Designator/Model: MK 141 Mod 0 Cal./Size: 1 ¾-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high Color: Black, white, brown and silver with red markings Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: No. Long Description: The thin aluminum body has aluminum foil over the base. There is a white band at the top of the body with a brown band directly below it. The interior of the body is filled with hard foam that is divided. The black label is marked “U.S.NAVY; CHARGE, DIVERSIONARY; MK 141 MOD 0; NSN 1375-01-387-5748 NALC DWBS; 53711-6570654; NAVSEA; operating instruction, reference, and warning data”. There is also an orange inerting label that states “U.S. NAVY; INERT ORDNANCE CERTIFICATION; NWSC CRANE; SER # into at least two sections. NSWCCD 2736”. There are four holes drilled in the body. Very rare and seldom seen for sale.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Grenade projection adapter with four prongs. Type Designator/Model: M1. Cal./Size: 1-inch diameter boom and 7 ½-inches long. Color: Green with yellow markings Manufacturer: Lowell Ordnance Plant Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Cylindrical tail boom with three sets of double fins. There are four spring clips to hold the grenade body in place. The rectangular metal slide to secure the fuze safety handle is missing. Markings stenciled on the boom are “ADAPTER, GRENADE; PROJECTION, M1; LOT-LM-12; 1944”. Minor rust present.

This lot of 4 as descibed. Item Description: Grenade projection adapter with three prongs. Type Designator/Model: M1A2. Cal./Size: 1-inch diameter boom and 7 ¼ -inches long. Color: Green with yellow markings Manufacturer: Umatilla Ordnance Depot Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Cylindrical tail boom with three individual fins. There are three spring clips to hold the grenade body in place. The rectangular metal slide to secure the fuze safety handle is present. Markings stenciled on the boom are “ADAPTER, GRENADE; PROJECTION, M1A2; LOT UOD- 500-12; 1945 MOD 3-69”.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Can-shaped thin metal bodied cutaway and striker release fuze components. Type Designator/Model: M18. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ¾ -inches high. Color: Light gray with a white top. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: The thin metal body has no emission hole in the base. The top of the grenade is recessed and has four emission holes. There are no markings present. These are a few of the components necessary to complete a cutaway. The fuze striker, spring, and spring retaining rod are missing.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Item Description: Large ribbed plastic bodied hand or rifle grenade. Type Designator/Model: DS Multi-Purpose Grenade Cal./Size: 3 ¼-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high Color: Red with a blue base. Manufacturer: Aircraft Armaments, Inc., Cockeysville, MD. Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: The body has small longitudinal grooves. The base is pre-rifled to fit the launcher cup. There is a pivoting arm on the top of the grenade to adjust the time of either 2 or 5 seconds. The striker release fuze is unmarked. A paper label on the upper body is marked” Model DS; Contains 110 grams CS Tear Gas; IRRITANT AGENT DISPENSER; the AAI logo; Instruction for use; and other information. The top of the body has “2” and “5” molded into the plastic to indicate delay times. 2) Item Description: Large ribbed plastic bodied hand or rifle grenade. Type Designator/Model: Multi-Purpose Grenade Cal./Size: 3 ¼-inches in diameter and 6 ¼ -inches high Color: Red with a white base Manufacturer: Aircraft Armaments, Inc., Cockeysville, MD Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: The body has small longitudinal grooves. The base is pre-rifled to fit the launcher cup. There is a pivoting arm on the top of the grenade to adjust the time of either 2 or 5 seconds. The fuze safety handle is present, but not shown in the photo The striker release fuze is unmarked. The typical paper label is missing. Show wear and use and has one inch chip to body from throwing. The top of the body has “2” and “5” molded into the plastic to indicate delay times. And 3) Item Description: Large ribbed plastic bodied hand or rifle grenade. Type Designator/Model: Multi-Purpose Grenade Cal./Size: 3 ¼-inches in diameter and 6 ? -inches high Color: Red with a white base Manufacturer: Aircraft Armaments, Inc., Cockeysville, MD Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: The body has small longitudinal grooves. The base is pre-rifled to fit the launcher cup. There is a pivoting arm on the top of the grenade to adjust the time of either 2 or 5 seconds. The striker release fuze is unmarked. The typical paper label is missing. The top of the body has “2” and “5” molded into the plastic to indicate delay times. These grenades are rarely offered for sale.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Item Description: Plastic bodied explosive hand grenade Type Designator/Model: Omni Blast 100 Cal./Size: 1 ¼-inches in diameter and 7-inches high Color: Black with white and black markings. Manufacturer: Omni Distribution Inc, Explosive Products Division. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The body has a rounded end. The fuze has no markings. Markings on the body are “OMNI BLAST 100; TACTICAL DISTRACTION DEVICE; manufacturer’s data and logo and warning”. Another label states “INERT DUMMY CONTAINS NO EXPLOSIVES. 2) Item Description: Elongated thin flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Omni Blast 100 Cal./Size: 1 ¼-inches in diameter and 8-inches long Color: Black with markings in white. Manufacturer: Omni Distribution, Inc., Memphis, TN. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe. Long Description: The black plastic body has a 3 ½-inch long groove in the side. There is a screw- on metal cap on the top of the grenade. The fuze body is blue. There are no markings on the fuze. The fuze safety handle has an unusual bend in it. There is a white paper label that states “INERT; CONTAINS NO EXPLOSIVES”. The black paper label says “OMNI BLAST 100; TACTICAL DISTRACTION DEVICE; EXCLUSIVELY DISTRIBUTED BY; DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION OF AMERICA, CASPER, WY 82601; warnings; U.S. PATENT #4,947,753; MANUFACTURED BY OMNI DISTRIBUTION, INC., ARMS DIVISION, MEMPHIS, TN”. 3) Item Description: Long, thin plastic tube fitted with a striker release fuze Type Designator/Model: Fuze-Detonator Assembly Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 8-inches high Color: Opaque white and orange with black markings Manufacturer: Omni Distribution, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Maybe. Long Description: A plastic tube for liquid explosives. There is a groove in the body of the grenade in which a detonator could be placed for a static employment of the device. Markings on the body read “FUZE DETONATOR ASSEMBLY; TO BE USED WITH THE OMNI BLAST TACTICAL DIVERSION DEVICE; warnings, manufacturer’s data and the patent number”. The top of the fuze is marked “FUZE M201A1; MEI403; 4594001 4) Item Description: Long rounded bottom flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: OMNI BLAST 100 Cal./Size: 1 ¼-inches in diameter and 7-inches long Color: Black with white markings. Manufacturer: Omni Distribution, Inc, Memphis, TN. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Maybe. Long Description: The thin plastic body has a screw-on metal cap. The paper label has “OMNI BLAST 100; TACTICAL DISTRACTION DEVICE; EXCLUSIVELY DISTRIBUTED BY DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY OF AMERICA, CASPER, WY 82601; U.S. PATENT #4,947,753; MANUFACTURED BY OMNI DISTRIBUTION, INC, ARMS DIVISION; MEMPHIS, TN”. 5) Item Description: Plastic bodied explosive hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 1 ¼-inches in diameter and 7 ?-inches high Color: Black with red and black markings Manufacturer: Omni Distribution Inc, Explosive Products Division. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Long Description: The body has a groove about one third of the way up and a rounded end. The blue fuze has no markings. Markings on the body are “OMNI DISTRIBUTION INC.; EXPLOSIVE PRODUCTS DIV.; manufacturer’s data and logo”. Another label states “INERT CONTAINS NO EXPLOSIVES. Unscrewing the fuze reveals a similar label on the base of the fuze.

This lot is inert and safe. Lot of 4 from Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Item Description: Long aluminum empty cartridge case. Type Designator/Model: 203 CN Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8 ¼-inches long Color: Plain aluminum with red markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. Long Description: Long empty cartridge case closed with a cardboard wad. Markings are “203 CN; MUZZLE; DISPERSION CARTRIDGE; CHEMICAL AGENT (CN); warning and medical information”. 2) Item Description: Aluminum cartridge and very long aluminum tear agent projectile Type Designator/Model: 230 CN Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 10 ½ -inches long Color: Plain aluminum with red markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. Long Description: The cartridge case is 4 ½-inches long and not headstamped. Markings on the projectile are “230 CN; FEDERAL FLITE-RITE; BARRICADE PROJECTILE; CHEMICAL AGENT (CN); MFG. 1980 instructions, manufacturer’s data and logo and warning”. There are two red bands around the projectile. There are four tape covered emission holes. 3) Item Description: 37mm sectioned CN tear agent cartridge. Type Designator/Model: CN 203. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8 ¼-inches high. Color: Unpainted aluminum with red markings and a broken red line. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: The elongated case is closed by a reddish-brown wad. The cartridge has been mounted on a display board and two mounting holes are on the back. Marking on the case are “CN 203; NO. 203 FEDERAL SHORT RANGE TEAR GAS CARTRIDGE (CN); manufacturer’s location and partial logo”. 4) Item Description: 37mm round nosed CN tear agent cartridge. Type Designator/Model: CN 230 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 10 ½-inches long Color: Unpainted aluminum with red markings. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: Round nosed aluminum projectile that is sectioned. A part of the aluminum cartridge case is also sectioned. Markings on the projectile are “CN 230; No. 230 FEDERAL FLITE-RITE BARRICADE PROJECTILE; TEAR GAS (CN). This was once mounted on a board and there are two mounting holes on the back.

This lot is inert and safe. The three shell are from Jim Geibel collection. 1) Item Description: Aluminum cartridge and very long aluminum tear agent projectile Type Designator/Model: 530 CS. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 11-inches long Color: Plain aluminum with blue markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. Long Description: The cartridge case is 4 ½-inches long and not headstamped. Markings on the projectile are “530 CS; FLAMELESS; FLITE-RITE; BARRICADE PROJECTILE; CHEMICAL AGENT (CS); instructions and warning”. There is one blue band around the projectile. There are four foil covered emission holes. 2) Item Description: Plain aluminum cartridge case and projectile Type Designator/Model: CS 560. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8 ½-inches long Color: Plain aluminum with blue markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. Long Description: The cartridge case has no headstamp or markings. There are ten tape covered emission holes in the projectile. Markings are “ CS 560; No.560 FEDERAL SPEDEHEAT; LONG RANGE PROJECTILE; IRRITANT AGENT (CS); MFG 1977; warning, manufacturer’s data and logo”. Stamped in black over the “560” is “EMPTY SAMPLE”. 3) Item Description: 37mm round nosed CS Irritant agent cartridge. Type Designator/Model: CNS 561 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ½-inches long Color: Unpainted aluminum with blue markings. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: A part of the aluminum cartridge case is also sectioned. Markings on the projectile are “CS 561; No. 206 FEDERAL LIGHTWEIGHT LOW RECOIL; LONG RANGE PROJECTILE; IRRITANT AGENT (CS); and two blue bands. There are ten small emission holes along the body. This was once mounted on a board and there are two mounting holes on the back.

This lot of 3 is inert and safe. This is from Jim Geibel collection and includes 1) Item Description: Plain aluminum cartridge case and tear agent projectile Type Designator/Model: Mark II. Cal./Size: The projectile is 1 ½-inches in diameter and the OAL cartridge length is 6-inches. Color: Aluminum with blue markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc ?? Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: This cartridge is a CS tear agent dispensing round. There is no case headstamp and the primer is popped. Markings on the case are “MK II; 567 CS; 70 YARD; SHORT RANGE PROJECTILE; LOT 290; and warnings. 2) Item Description: Plain aluminum cartridge case and tear agent projectile. Type Designator/Model: Mark II Cal./Size: The projectile is 1 ½-inches in diameter and the OAL cartridge length is 6-inches. Color: Aluminum with blue markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: This cartridge is a CS tear agent dispensing round. There is no case headstamp and the primer is popped. Markings on the case are “MK II; 560 CS; 150 YARD; LONG RANGE PROJECTILE; LOT 10-89; and warnings. 3) and 4) Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. Long Description: Long empty cartridge case closed with a cardboard wad. Markings are “501 CS; FEDERAL MUZZLE; DISPERSION CARTRIDGE; CHEMICAL IRRITATINGAGENT (CS); warning and medical information”. Closed with a black plastic disc.

This lot is inert and safe. Lot of 5 is from Jim Geibel collection. Included is 1) Item Description: 37mm cutaway sting cartridge. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 5 ½ -inches long. Color: Black. Manufacturer: DEF-TEC. Country of Origin: Unites States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: A one-piece hard plastic cutaway cartridge case and the simulated “sting” balls inside. Embossed as a headstamp on the case is “DEF-TECH; 37 MM”. The closure wad is white opaque plastic. There are no markings on the case. 2) Item Description: 37mm cutaway sting cartridge. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8-inches long. Color: Black. Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Country of Origin: Unites States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: A one-piece hard plastic cutaway cartridge case and the simulated “sting” balls inside. Embossed as a headstamp on the case is “DEF-TECH; 37 MM”. The closure wad is white opaque plastic. There are no markings on the case. 3) Item Description: Elongated 37/38mm OC filled tear agent cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 14 OC Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 6 ?-inches high Color: Black with red markings. Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation, Rock Creek, OH. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: No. Long Description: The elongated plastic cartridge case holds the OC (Oleoresin Capsicum) tear solution in a plastic projectile that will break on impact. The end of the projectile is scored to aid breakage. The headstanp on the case is “DEF-TEC;37MM”. The primer hole is covered with a white paper label that has “DUMMY” printed on it in black. Printed in red on the case is “NO. 14 OC; 37/38 MM (1.5 IN.) CALIBER; OLEORESIN CAPSICUM SOLUTION; BARRICADE PROJECTILE ROUND; FOR USE ONLY BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CORRECTIONS PERSONNEL TRAINED IN RIOT CONTROL TACTICS; MFG 1990; warnings and the company location and logo”. 4) Item Description: Anti-riot baton cartridge. Type Designator/Model: No. 203 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8 ?-inches long Color: Red with black markings Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes Long Description: Long cylindrical rounded nose wooden projectile in a plain aluminum cartridge case. Markings on the side are “1.5” CAL. BATON SHELL; 15 69 LMB 01”. There are no markings on the cartridge case. Comes in the foil covered cardboard shipping container. 5) Item Description: 37mm elongated multiple baton shell. Type Designator/Model: No. 264 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8 ?-inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum and black markings. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: One half cartridge case cutaway showing the five wooden projectiles. Recessed black closing wad. The base of the case is black plastic. Markings visible are “NO. 564; MULTIPLE BATON SHELL; FOR USE BY TRAINED POLICE PERSONNEL; and two black squares”. This was once mounted on a board and there are two mounting holes on the back.

This lot is inert & safe. From Jim Geibal collection and includes 1) Item Description: Cylindrical aluminum cased baton cartridge. Type Designator/Model: N/A Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches diameter & 4 ¾-inches high Color: Aluminum w/black markings & 3 red bands. Manufacturer: Unknown. Country: USA. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: This is a mismatched projectile and cartridge case. Aluminum cartridge case is from expended AN-M57A1 Double Star Aircraft Tracer Signal. Projectile is 38mm civilian crowd control baton. Markings stenciled on cartridge case are “SIGNAL AIRCRAFT TRACER; DOUBLE STAR AN-M57A1; LOT MMC–10 – 3A; JULY 1953”. Letters “TR” are found on upper red band. Between 2 wide red bands is a black Ordnance bomb. 2) Item Description: Plastic cartridge case with semi-hard nosed projectile. Type/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ¾-inches high Color: White cartridge case & brown projectile nose Manufacturer: Aircraft Armament Industries, Inc. Country of Origin: USA. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: No primer in cartridge case. There are no markings on case or rubber projectile. The note on accompanying box identifies this as “Soft Slug”. Unless this has hardened over time it is far from soft. 3) Item Description: Cylindrical aluminum cartridge case with a rubber baton. Type/Model: Single Rubber Baton Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ¾-inches high Color: Aluminum w/black markings. Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: USA. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Plain aluminum cartridge case is roll crimped over to secure solid flat tipped rubber baton. No markings on the projectile. Case is marked “SINGLE (RUBBER) BATON; ROUNDS, CAL. 37/38MM; LOT: F9.83”. No headstamp on the cartridge case. 4) Item Description: Plastic cased tear agent cartridge. Type Designator/Model: Ferret. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5-inches high Color: Gray and red with red markings and red band Manufacturer: Aircraft Armaments Inc. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: Gray plastic case is cutaway to shoe mortar shaped projectile. There is no headstamp on the case & the primer is missing. Markings on case are “40MM; CS; ENCLOSED AREA CARTRIDGE”. 5) Item Description: Solid cylindrical wooden baton. Type Designator/Model: Unknown. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ½-inches long. Color: Natural wood Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: USA. Trainer: No. Long Description: A 38mm solid wooden crowd control baton. Never loaded, but there is no way to tell what round it came from. There are no marks on the baton. 6) Item Description: Cylindrical aluminum cased baton cartridge. Type Designator/Model: Sting Baton. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches diameter and 5-inches high. Color: Aluminum w/green markings. Manufacturer: Unknown (possibly Federal Laboratories, Inc.) Country of Origin: USA. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes Long Description: Aluminum cartridge case is sectioned to allow solid rubber baton on inside to show. Markings on case are “38mm; SINGLE BATON”. Part of case headstamp has is cut off, but remaining marks are “…L 7/81”. 7) Item Description: Plastic Ferret projectile. Type Designator/Model: 37mm Ferret Barricade Penetrating projectile. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches diameter & 4-inches long. Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: USA. Long Description: This example of Ferret projectile has four plastic fins, two of which has chips missing from rear. This version has the anti-richochet tabs on the front of the projectile. There is small paper sticker with number 6 hand written on it.

**This lot of 4 is inert, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. 1) Item Description: Cylindrical can shaped smoke hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: F18. Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¾-inches high Color: Dark green and white with yellow markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The sheet metal body of this grenade has four foil covered emission holes on the top. There is one foil covered emission hole in the base. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There is minor corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “F18; GRENADE HAND SMOKE; YELLOW; warnings, discharge, cautions and manufacturer’s logo and data. There is also one yellow band around the body. The top of the grenade is white. 2) Item Description: Cylindrical can shaped smoke hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: 110 HC Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Dark green with yellow markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc.. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The sheet metal body of this grenade has four foil covered emission holes on the top. The top of the body is raised in the center with a deep groove around the outside. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. There is minor corrosion on the fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “110 HC; No. 110 HC; GRENADE; WHITE SMOKE; warnings, discharge, and cautions data. There are also two yellow bands around the body and a yellow box around the model number. The top of the grenade is white. 3) Type Designator/Model: 110 HC Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ½-inches high Color: Gray with yellow markings Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The sheet metal body of this grenade has four foil covered emission holes on the top. The top of the body is flat. There is also a foil covered emission hole in the base of the body. There are no markings on the silver fuze safety handle. Markings on the body are “110 HC; No. 110 HC; FEDERAL GRENADE; WHITE SMOKE; warnings, discharge, and cautions data. There are also two yellow bands around the body and a yellow box around the model number. The top of the grenade is white. 4) Item Description: Cylindrical bodied white smoke hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: No. 5210 Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high Color: Unpainted Aluminum with yellow markings and two yellow bands. Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems, Jamestown, PA. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The one-piece lower grenade body is roll crimped onto a black plastic top. There is one emission hole in the base of the body. The fuze has a white paper sticker with the word “DUMMY” printed on it. Markings on the body are “5210 WHITE SMOKE; FOR USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL TRAINED IN THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT; warning and storage data; and the company location and logo”.

This lot is inert as are all lots in this auction. From Jim Geibel collection. Item Description: A thin wooden two piece cylindrical RPG component. Type Designator/Model: Unknown Cal./Size: 2 ?-inches in diameter and 15 ¾-inches long Color: Brown. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: Unknown. Long Description: The two piece heat guard from an RGP-7 launcher. There are four metal support bands inside each half. One of the halves is broken, but it is a clean break and can be glued together.

This round is 20.5" long and traces of original stencil markings. There are 2 propellant packets that are taped to the tail section and they appear to be falling apart. We are leaving them taped in place. Has old collector notes taped to side and may be take so effort to remove.

This WWII lot includes 1) unmarked bazooka round with marking "SIMCO" on body, has internal rod and has dings and wear. 2) MKII training grenade marked 54 3) unmarked 37mm brass shell with solid blunt projectile 4) United marked 30 cal ammo can with interesting locking mechanism for attaching to machine gun bracket. 5) 1943 dated 50 cal link with 4 shells, 6-7) two loose 50 cal shell and 8-9) two 30 cal round. All WWII dated and have no powder.

This lot of 2 is inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection and includes 1) Item Description: 40x53mm cycling dummy cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M922 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Gold anodized Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Used to test the cycling of the high velocity weapon. Markings on the one-piece projectile are “CRTG 40MM; HIGH VEL DUMMY”. The headstamp on the cartridge case is “CASE CARTRIDGE M169; GCP85A001-003”. There are no legible markings on the case. The case has four small holes drilled in it. The case has a section of the link still attached. 2) Item Description: 40x53mm pressure test proof cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M385 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Black. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: All black projectile with no markings. The cartridge case has no headstamp. The projectile is loose in the case. The case has a link section on it and has no headstamp. The case is marked “AMM LOT MA-SP-605”.

This lot of 2 is inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Item Description: 40x53mm cycling dummy cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M922 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Gold. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: No. Long Description: Used to test the cycling of the high velocity weapon. There are no markings on the one-piece projectile. Some of the gold paint is missing due to handling. The headstamp on the cartridge case is “CASE CARTRIDGE M169; GIE 3-4 65”. There are no markings on the case. 2) Item Description: 40x53mm inert high explosive cartridge Type Designator/Model: M384 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches high. Color: Olive drab with a gold ogive Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Maybe. Long Description: There are no markings on the projectile. The cartridge case is gold in color and headstamped “40MM XM169E2; 64 HA 3”. The projectile is loose in the case. Vietnam War era.

This lot of 2 is inert and safe. From the Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Type Designator/Model: M583A1 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high Color: White with black markings Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: No Cutaway: No Long Description: The projectile has been fired and placed back in a case (loose fit). The wasp- waist projectile is closed by a white plastic ogive with the raised letter “W” indicating White Smoke. The ogive is not completely seated, but can be if desired. Markings on the projectile are “CARTRIDGE 40 MM; WHITE STAR; PARACHUTE; M583A1”. There is no headstamp on the cartridge case. Printed in black on the side of the case is “LOW87K007-007”, “40 MM M-118; ACNZ-2-5-3- 72” and “MA-87F008-001”. 2) Item Description: 40x46mm elongated white star parachute cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M583. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ¼-inches high. Color: White with black markings Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: The straight-walled projectile is closed by a white plastic ogive (It has partially discolored to a tan color) with the raised letter “W” indicating White Smoke. Markings on the projectile are “CARTRIDGE 40 MM; WHITE STAR; PARACHUTE; M583”. There is no headstamp on the cartridge case. Printed in black on the side of the case is “LOW87K007-007”, “40 MM M-118; ACN-2-5-3-72” and “MA-87F008-001”.

This lot of 4 is inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection and includes 1) Item Description: Flat nosed 40x46mm practice round. Type Designator/Model: DM118A1. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 3-inches high Color: Light blue with white markings Manufacturer: Unknown. Country of Origin: Germany Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes and No Long Description: This is a practice cartridge using the same orange micro dust the U.S. uses in the M781 practice round. For some reason, unknown only to the person who did it, the forward end of the fired projectile has been cut off. This exposes an aluminum surface with traces of orange dye. Markings on the projectile are “40MM X 46; PRAC. CARTRIDGE; IMPACT SIGN; produced: 02/94”. The headstamp on the cartridge case is “40 x 46”. 2)Item Description: 40x46mm ground marker, green smoke cartridge.Type Designator/Model: M715. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 3 ?-inches high. Color: Very light green Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: maybe. Long Description: The projectile has been fired and re-seated in the cartridge case. Small amounts of green paint are visible on the nose of the projectile. There are no markings on the projectile. Stenciled in black on the side of the case is “LOT MA-78G011-008” and ”40MM M118 CAN-11-16-3-75. There is no headstamp on the case. 3) Item Description: 40x46mm training practice cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M781 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 3 ?-inches high Color: Blue. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: This is an empty all plastic M781 projectile and cartridge case. There is no primer in the case. There are no markings on the case or the projectile. There is a ¾-inch crack in the neck of the case. 4) Item Description: Plastic ogive from a 40mm practice cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M781 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 1 ?-inches high Color: Blue. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: This is a never loaded plastic ogive for the M781 dye filled practice 40x46mm cartridge. There are no markings present.

This lot of 3 is inert and safe. From the Jim Geibel collection and includes 1) Item Description: Cylindrical aluminum body. Type Designator/Model: M49A1. Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 4 ?-inches in length. Color: Olive drab Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: No Cutaway: No Long Description: This is designed to be affixed to an object, such as a tree or post, and set up with a tripwire. When the tripwire is pulled the device fires a flare into the area alerting friendly forces of an intruder and illuminating the area. There are no markings on the body or the fuze. Some paint is missing from the body. The mounting bracket for this is missing. 2) Item Description: Empty aluminum cartridge case. Type Designator/Model: For the AN-M43A2 signal flare Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 3 ¾-inches high Color: Plain aluminum with black and red markings Manufacturer: Ambac Industries Inc., Pace Co. Division Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Expended case only. The primer is headstamped “WRA M39A1C”. There is a row of red “C’s” around the case near the rim. Stenciled on the case is “SIGNAL ILLUMINATION; AIRCRAFT AN-M43A2; SINGLE STAR; LOT PXC 28-9; 5-68”. 3) Cyalume Surface Trip Flare Kit part set in 1992 dated box. Has contest including 5 minute ultra hi-intensity commercial glow stick. Made by American Cyanamid Co. Wayne New Jersey.

This lot of 2 is inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection includes 1)Item Description: A cutaway 40x46mm spotting practice cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M781. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 3 ?-inches high. Color: Light blue with white markings. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: The full cutaway shows the projectile and cartridge case. The orange section simulates the bright orange powdered dye that is expelled on impact to mark the point. The case is plastic and has no headstamp. Markings on both the case and projectile are not legible. A corner of the case rim has been chipped off. The round was glued to a board at one point and remnants of the glue and board are on the rear of the projectile. 2) Item Description: 40x46mm dummy cartridge. Type Designator/Model: M406 inert loaded. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 3 ?-inches high. Color: Black and light green with white and light blue markings. Manufacturer: Picatinny Arsenal Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The aluminum head is black. Traces of a light green anodized surface are on the body. The markings on the body are partially worn off and not all legible. The markings in white are “FUZE PROJ M406; LOT PA-E-55022”. The markings in light blue are “40 MM INERT LOADED DUMMY”. There is no headstamp on the light brown anodized aluminum cartridge case. Stenciled in black on the case is “40MM M118 RNO-5-410-67”.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Large pressurized CN/X5 tear agent dispenser. Type Designator/Model: CN/X5 Crowd Disperser Cal./Size: 3 ½ -inches in diameter and 12 ¾-inches high Color: Light green with a red band Manufacturer: Penguin Associates, Inc., Malvern, PA Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: Large cylinder with a trigger/spray nozzle on the top. There is a white paper label on the side that says “CN/X5 CROWD DISPENSER; PRESSURIZED TEAR GAS; the manufacturer’s location and logo”. The spray handle has a pull safety pin. Empty at this point. The company address has no Zip Code so it would pre-date 1962.

This lot of 2 is inert and safe. From the Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Item Description: 37mm round nosed CN tear agent cartridge. Type Designator/Model: CN 206 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8 ½-inches long Color: Unpainted aluminum with red markings. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: Round nosed aluminum projectile that is sectioned. A part of the aluminum cartridge case is also sectioned. Large letters “IR” are stenciled in red on the base. Markings on the projectile are “CN 206; No. 206 FEDERAL SPEDHEAT; LONG RANGE PROJECTILE; TEAR GAS (CN); a warning; MFG 197?; and two red bands. There are ten small emission holes along the body. This was once mounted on a board and there are two mounting holes on the back. 2) Item Description: 37mm elongated aluminum cartridge cased CN tear agent round. Type Designator/Model: CN 265 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 8 ¼-inches long. Color: Unpainted aluminum with red markings and a band made of red lines. Manufacturer: Federal Laboratories, Saltsburg, PA. Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: Yes. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: The case is partially cutaway to reveal the five separate CN filled canisters. The end of the case is closed with a recessed brown wad. The base of the cartridge case has “SKAT SHELL; CN; and two lightening bolts”. On the side of the case are the markings “CN 265; No. 265 SKAT SHELL TEAR GAS (CN); READ WARNING NOTICE IN PACKAGE BEFORE USING; FOR USE BY TRAINED PERSONNEL ONLY; EXERCISE CAUTION; Micro Grenade projected from this shell may flame on functioning; (For Outdoor Use Only)”.

This lot is inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection and includes 1) Type Designator/Model: SWAT-T Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ½-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Martin Electronics Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The cardboard body has a black silicon base. The fuze has no markings. markings on the grenade body are “SWAT-T (TACTICAL); DISTRACTION DEVICE; MARTIN ELECTRONICS, INC.; S/N 00058”. 2) Item Description: Heavy cylindrical steel bodied distraction device. Type Designator/Model: NO. 25. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high. Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Defense Technology of America. Country of Origin: United States. Cutaway: Yes. Long Description: There are six small emission holes in the top of the body and one large one in the base. The fuze is not marked except for a small white label with the "Dummy” on it. Markings on the body are “NO. 25; DISTRACTION DEVICE; manufacturer’s, warning, instructional, and caution data. 3) Item Description: Heavy cylindrical bodied distraction device. Type Designator/Model: NO. 25 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high. Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Defense Technology of America Country of Origin: United States. Trainer: No Long Description: There were six small emission holes in the top of the body and one large one in the base. The fuze is not marked. Markings on the body are “NO. 25; DISTRACTION DEVICE; manufacturer’s, warning, instructional, and caution data”. There is minor rust to surfaces do to being discharged. There are also two longitudinal white stripes on the body. 4) Item Description: Small cylindrical bodied flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: SWAT-T. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 4 ½-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Martin Electronics Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Inert loaded with a white crystalline material. The cardboard body has a red base with a hole covered in clear plastic. The fuze has no markings. Markings on the grenade body are “SWAT-T (TACTICAL); DISTRACTION DEVICE; MARTIN ELECTRONICS, INC.; S/N INERT”.

This lot of 4 is inert and safe. From Jim Geibel collection includes 1) Item Description: The small cylindrical body of a SWAT-T flash-bang hand grenade. Type Designator/Model: SWAT-T Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 3 ¾-inches high. Color: Black with white markings and a red cap. Manufacturer: Martin Electronics, Inc. Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: The cardboard body has a red plastic cap that covers the opening for the fuze. The base of the body is red. Printed on the body is “SWAT-T; (TACTICAL); DISTRACTION DEVICE; MARTIN ELECTRONICS, INC., S/N INERT”. 2) Type Designator/Model: NO. 25 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Defense Technology of America Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: This device has been functioned. There is some discoloration on the top and base. Some of the markings have also been marred. There are six small emission holes in the top of the body and one large one in the base. The top of the blue fuze safety handle is marked “FUZE M201A1; MOD; FDL-20-3”. By the markings this fuze was made by Federal Laboratories, Inc., so it cannot be guaranteed to be original for this device. Markings on the body are “NO. 25; DISTRACTION DEVICE; manufacturer’s, warning, instructional, and caution data”. There are also two longitudinal white stripes on the body. 3) Item Description: Heavy cylindrical steel bodied distraction device. Type Designator/Model: NO. 25 Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 5 ?-inches high Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: Defense Technology of America Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: There are six small emission holes in the top of the body and one large one in the base. The fuze is not marked except for a small white label with the word “DUMMY” on it. Markings on the body are “NO. 25; DISTRACTION DEVICE; manufacturer’s, warning, instructional, and caution data”. There are also two longitudinal white stripes on the body. 4) Item Description: Small tear agent pressurized dispenser. Type Designator/Model: XM 32 Cal./Size: 1 ½-inches in diameter and 6 ¼-inches high Color: Gray with markings in red. Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes Long Description: Small aluminum cylinder with a push trigger on the top. Printed on the paper label is “DISPENSER; RIOT CONTROL; AGENT CSX; XM32; DANGER; HANDLE WITH CARE; CONTAINS A PRESSURIZED CS SOLUTION; MFG LOT NO ; WEIGHT-193 GRAMS; warnings and decontamination procedures”. The word “INERT” is stamped in black in large letters on the body.

**THIS LOT, AND ALL ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION, ARE INERT AND DEMILITARIZED** From the Jim Geibel Collection. Item Description: Large handheld Mace dispenser. Type Designator/Model: Mark IX. Cal./Size: 1 ?-inches in diameter and 9-inches high. Color: Black with white markings Manufacturer: DEF-TEC Corporation Country of Origin: United States Trainer: Yes. Long Description: Large pressurized aluminum tear agent dispenser with a black plastic pistol grip type trigger. There are no markings on the pistol grip portion. Markings on the body are “CHEMICAL MACE; MK-IX’ MAGNUM CS-MACE FOGGER; DEF-TEC CORPORATION; NET WT.562 GRAMS; warnings and manufacturer’s data”. A small yellow label has “INERT TRAINING UNIT” printed in black on it twice. The word “INERT” is printed on the bottom. A red paper tag is attached to the pull safety pin that gives warnings and medical information.

From the Jim Geibel Collection. The Western company diamond logo was used from 1909 to 1920s. Item Description: Wooden case for shipping 16 gauge shot shells. Size: 14-inches wide, 8 ½-inches deep and 8-inches high Color: Natural wood with markings in red and black Manufacturer: Western Cartridge Company Country of Origin: United States Long Description: This wooden box is missing the top, which is not unusual. 1909 to 1920s production box, using nails to hold it together instead of dovetail fittings. Markings are prolific with a shipping label on one end. Overall in very good condition. Both fronts are very crisp in color. One more than the other.

This liquid compass function well and black leather wrist shows age and is a bit stiff. Band and buckle work well too. This was used by Luftwaffe flight crews and paratrooper unit. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

These goggles show age and wear. The elastic still has some stretch. The tint is reddish hue. They are iconic for being used in North Africa on pith helmets and combat helmets throughout the war. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Marked "Made in Germany". Shutter functions. Has original leather case and steel cord. Leather case shows some wear. Camera is in excellent condition.

This lot of 3 Czech tanks badges includes 2 pre WWII (1936-1939 type) bronze badges with same pinback design and one post WWII (before the communist take over) Silver with the three prong backing with Z and flower hallmark. Our understanding is that the bronze are 2nd class and the silver is first class.

This lot of 87 pins, medals, collar discs, wings and ribbon bars plus plastic bag of 11 items from one USAAF veteran and 3 WWII era collectors book guides. Some of medals were made after WWII and are old repros from 1950s mail order catalogs. The aerial gunner wings are sterling but missing pin. There even some Morgan Park High School ROTC pins and badges. This is a nice mix of cool and surprising items.

Lot of 6 includes 1) 1938 Hitler coin, rim marked "HAUPTMUNZAMT WEIN" with 835 silver purity proof. 2) Hitler coin April 20, 1936 dated, rim has 800 silver purity proof. 3) DAF coffee spoon, well marked. 4) Wonderful early 20th Century Dresden clothing and tool company advertising cotton handkerchief for Emil Hohlfeldt company. It is 25" x 25". The graphics are great. Condition is good. 5) Imperial tinnie with pin 1923-1933 and 6) German band uniform hat badge with prongs.

These binoculars are 6x30 and well marked. The neck strap is in good condition. The optics are clear with very little dust or specks in glass. The brown bakelite case has cracked hole in lid and one leather back strap piece has broken off. Inside case is marked and dated 1941. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Very nice, original condition. Note inspectors mark on top of wood handle,11 3/4" overall - rod is 7" in length -See photos. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWI & WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Meant for German W I veterans to hold their service memories and souvenirs. Embossed tin box with the German eagle on the lid and Aus Eiferner Zeit (From a time of Zeal). Has lock but no key. In good condition. Measures 11.5" wide, 7.5" deep, 3.5" tall.

This canteen is named on the side and has some other kanji scratched on it. All straps and buckles are present. Shows much wear and age. This type of wear shows real combat zone use.

WW2 Japanese Army Field Spotting Binoculars. Rabbit ear style trench spotting binoculars in excellent surplus condition with original case. Optics are crystal clear with only minor paint loss and dings on edges from use. Binoculars also include correct original small tripod and carrying strap inside case. Very rare vet bring back item. See Photos.

This post WWII 3rd class medal has full neck ribbon and rosette pin with case. Medal and case show gentle age. Excellent condition.

The 5th class medal is in good condition and shows age and wear. Ribbon is bright and has rosette. The case has wear on inside and outside shows much and and wear.

This medal is in fine condition. The wooden case shows some age and wear. There is an old collector sticker on bottom and it may be hard to remove properly. The wooden case style is hard to find.

This medal is in fine condition. The case shows some age and wear inside and out. Upper hook to case is missing. There is an old collector sticker on bottom and it may be hard to remove properly. This medal was given to citizens that donated money. Very rare medal and rarely seen with case.

The medal is in very good condition with some discoloration to front of ribbon. The back is high polish silver with some tarnish.

This lot of 3 includes 2 unopened, shrink wrapped Vol 1 and 3 of Tom Johnson's "Collecting The Edged Weapons of The Third Reich" and Ron Weinand autographed " NPEA Daggers of the Third Reich. Book has one small nick to front bottom of cover. These books are important for any serious dagger collector.

Including 10 National Air Race Programs;1929, 1930,1931,1932,1933,1934,1936, 1937, 1938 &1939, 1933 International Air Race Program and New in Box Wedell - Williams Racer 1/32 scale model still sealed in original packaging. Programs range between good to fair overall condition, some loose covers and creases etc. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

50Approximately 20"L x 16.5" W. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Lot includes 4 items from the banquet held on June 16th, 1927 by the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria honoring Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. Lindbergh had made the New York to Paris flight in 33.5 hours becoming the first pilot to do so. He returned back to the United States by ship aboard the USS Memphis (ordered to do so by President Coolidge) arriving in Washington on June 11th and back in New York on June 13th where he received a ticker tape parade. On June 16th he was awarded the cash prize of $25,000 (approx $460,000 today) and was honored at the banquet from which these items came. Included are the banquet menu and program in VG condition measuring 9.5" wide X 12.25" tall, the 16 page seating list in VG condition with one vertical fold measuring 6" wide X 9" tall, a red, white, & blue piece of crepe paper measuring 6" X 5" bearing the printed tag "A La Lindbergh", and a boxed bronze medallion or paperweight made by the Robbins Co. of Attleboro Mass. depicting Lindbergh's plane in flight with a commemorative inscription on the reverse. The medal measures 3.5" wide X 2.5"tall. It includes a small red, white, and blue ribbon used to tie the box. The embossed image of the medal appears on the cover of the banquet menu. (The making of the medal itself is incredible as Lindbergh had completed the flight only 26 days prior to the banquet.)

Original 8" X 6" B&W photo of the WB-2 Bellanca airplane "Columbia" circa 1928-9. The Columbia was set to take off and claim the New York to Paris $25,000 prize but was held up in court over pilot and ownership issues. Lindbergh made the flight just days before the suits were dismissed and made the trip landing on May 21 1929. The Columbia took off on June 3rd and landing near Berlin Germany on June 6th beating Lindbergh's record by over 500 miles. This photo shows the plane sometime before their historic flight at a refueling stop. Pilot Clarence Chamberlin is on the top wing maning the fuel hose while co pilot Bert Acosta has one foot on the fuel drum manning the pump. Acosta would be replaced by Charles Levine for the historic flight. In VG condition currently under glass.

Collection of (5) Aircraft Catalog Brochures including 1940s Piper Cubs catalog, 1940s-1950s Swift All Metal Aircraft catalog, 1960s Lockheed 60 Data Sheets brochure, 1945 Stinson Voyager 125 catalog and 1968 Executive Skyknight Cessna catalog. In good to very good overall condition, please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Including (4) 1929 The Alexander Aircrafter catalogs, 1920s Aero Corporation of California Get off the Earth Souvenir Program Supplement, 1920's Waco "Ten" Bi Plane Catalog, 1930 Packard Diesel Aircraft Engine Booklet, The Story of Wright Aero (Orville Wright) Booklet, 1924 International Air Race Program Dayton Ohio. Good overall condition, with some wear present; please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

1923 St Louis Air Race Poster authenticated by the Missouri Historical Society ( See letter). "International Air Races, St. Louis October 1-2-3. Over 200 miles per hour." Clear crisp graphics,printed on original card stock material. In good overall with soft corners and wear along the bottom edges. Please see photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

**No Shipping - Pick Up or Third Party Transport Only** Vintage Hartzell variable pitch two aluminum blade 74.5" airplane propeller. Good overall condition with some chipped paint, over spray, scuffs and scratches indicative of age & use. Perfect restoration candidate, untested for airworthiness. "H 1490-S & #48477" on both sides of the hub. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

**No Shipping - Pick Up or Third Party Transport Only** WWII British RAF Avro Anson 1 Bomber Propeller This twin blade propeller is for the famous British Avro Anson twin engine airplane - for the Armstrong Siddeley Cheetah aero-engine. The Avro "Anson" served many roles in the 1930s and 1940s from maritime patrol to bomber to Air Transport. These wooden propellers for the RAF were made in Canada and this one has a reprinted aircraft company decal for S & S Aircraft company of Winnipeg. The prop is 89" long and appears to have been air used and then beautifully refurbished for display. It is serial numbered on metal hub twice and on the wood. The brass blade guard and the rivet work are so well done. "D-90, P-78 Cheetah MK1X, Anson 1, AUG 1943" inscribed in middle. The condition is excellent and this is for any aviation or military collector or for any well appointed man cave.

Northrup Grumman Corporation 25 Year employee gift Pin. Pin is solid 10K Gold with 2 small Diamonds. Pin comes with card for employee who was awarded pin. Rare item not usually sold. See Photos.

Very rare grouping of Employee Souvenir Pins and coins given to Northrup Grumman and Boeing Employees. Extremely Rare B-2 Spirit First Flight Pin with original company award letter. Also includes 3 Northup/Boeing Challenge coins, 1 patch and employee's good luck coin. See Photos.

1929 National Air Races Cleveland Ohio Pennant . Good to very good overall condition with minimal wear at the tip. Approximately 23"L x 8.5"W. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

**No Shipping - Pick Up or Third Party Transport Only** Attractive vintage Keil Kraft U.S. Air Force yellow on blue FA-770 propeller model airplane. Appears complete with engine & landing gear. In good overall condition, with age and use marks noted. Pilots cockpit dome is complete with cracks. Approximate wingspan of 62", includes additional propeller engine and Keil Kraft sport series remote control along with additional accessories. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

The Golden Age of Air Racing Volumes I & II. Good overall condition with some wear present; indicative of age and use. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Collection of (4) Post War Air Show Programs including 1966 Reno National Air Race, 1946 Omaha Offutt Field, 1949 National Air Fair & 1939 Maine Aero Rendezvous Official Program. Good overall condition with some wear noted. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Including Commemorative spiral bound limited edition gold leaf Thompson Trophy Race booklet. Illustrated by Charles Hubble, clean crisp graphics with original box and Commemorative Thompson Trophy limited edition brochure. Very good overall condition with minimal wear noted. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Scarce 1910 Harvard Boston Aero Meet Official 48 page Program. Good to very good overall condition with some wear along the edges and light patina. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

**No Shipping - Pick Up or Third Party Transport Only** An aviation enthusiast dream. Propeller by Sensenich of Pennsylvania. Nearly 6 feet long but converted propeller is quite a statement. Movement untested. May need new battery.

This electric clock is not currently running. It has a wooden body that shows scratches although it still displays well.

This clock is in very good condition with only minor age and wear. It works and keeps time and we think it has been rewired in modern times. The detail is outstanding and is made of Bakelite, wood and chrome. The props and landing gear tires turn. The cockpit windows are translucent celluloid which could be lighted from the inside if you so choose. This is a great Deco aviation display clock.

21st Century Toys "The Ultimate Soldier" XD P-38 Lighting Interceptor 1/18 model. Very good overall condition; 5 machine guns, landing gear and rockets intact. Very impressive lifelike detail. Minimal wear noted, some minor blemishes near cockpit however appears not to have been on display. Approximately 6.5"T x 26"D x 35"L. Perfect addition to your collection, please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

This lot contains seven 8 X 10 glass negatives from the first flights of the Wright Flyer training Army Air Corps officers to fly at the newly developed airdrome at College Park Maryland. The photographer is believed to be G.B Luckey. Most of these photographs are either unpublished or have not been found as being published. In 1908 the Wright brothers secured a contract with the U.S. Army Signal Corps to supply flying machines and train pilots. The Wrights would prove their machine’s qualifications at Fort Myer, a military base in Arlington County, VA. They met or exceeded all of the Army’s specifications, including flying at 40 miles per hour, carrying a combined passenger weight of 350 pounds, maneuvering in any direction in the air, landing without damage, and flying for at least an hour non-stop, which was a world record at the time. Ft. Myer proved to be unsatisfactory for the contract. The field was much too small to make any kind of significant maneuvers, and the crowds flocked to Ft. Myer in the thousands. The Army selected a 160-acre field in College Park, close to the Maryland Agricultural College, as the site for further testing, leasing it from a farmer on August 25, 1909. College Park was chosen for its proximity to the railroad tracks, making it easy to transport necessary material and personnel to the site. The final part of the Wrights’ contract specified that they had to train two Army men to fly their machine. Lieutenants Lahm and Benjamin D. Foulois were chosen to be the first officers to be trained by Wright, but due to Foulois’ selection for the International Congress of Aeronautics in France, he was replaced by Lt. Frederic E. Humphreys of the Corps of Engineers. Wilbur Wright was to train the pilots as Orville was in Berlin at the time, demonstrating their Flyer to the German government. Wilbur first took to the air with his students on October 8, 1909, and over the course of four weeks, taught them to maneuver and land the plane, as well as how to coast to the ground with a dead engine. On October 26, Humphreys and Lahm flew solo for the first time. Once Wilbur had finished training Lahm and Humphreys, he gave the returning Foulois a total of 54 minutes of flight time, before Lahm and Humphreys crashed the plane on November 5, ending military flights for several months. Please note that these are the original *X10 glass plate negatives. For this listing the images of the glass plates have been reversed in Photoshop for easier viewing. You are not bidding on positive images. Plate 1 - Shows hangar at College Park with the Wright 1909 military Flyer, Signal Corps #1. Wilbur Wright is behind the airplane to the right. Picture taken early October 1909 as the wing warp modifications made by Wilbur have not yet been installed. The engine is off the plane at this time most likely for transport from Fort Myer. Plate 2 - The Wright military Flyer in the hangar at College Park. Identified in the photo are Wilbur Wright and Lt. Frank Lahm This image was published in the October 10, 1909 Baltimore Sun and the October 1909 Book of Royal Blue by B&O Railroad with photo credit to G.B. Luckey who worked for Leslie's Weekly. Plate 3 - The 1908 Wright Flyer in flight with a passenger at Fort Myer. The American flag was not on the airplane during the flight with Lt. Selfridge who was killed on the Sept. 17th flight, so this is either the flight with Lt. Lahm on September 9 or Major squire on Sept 12. Plate 4 - College Park field 1909. Wright flyer is in the hangar. Plate 5 - Hangars at College Park Field circa 1910. Note railroad tracks to the right. Plate 6 - Same as Plate 5 but with automobiles Plate 7 - This photo is most likely a composite photo that was re photographed. It is shot from the interior of a train car supposedly on the tracks next to the buildings in Plates 5& 6. The symmetry is not equal to the actual landscape and the exposures seem to be different from the inside of the train car to the outside, coupled with the fact that the negative image is printed on a piece of plate glass and not the thinner photographic glass plate,

Background: Shakir Saliba Jerwan (1881-1942), was born in Beirut, Lebanon. In 1904, Jerwan & his brother, Fuad (Fred), sons of the 1st ordained Protestant minister in Lebanon emigrated to the United States and became citizens in 1910. Jerwan was trained to fly on a Bleriot monoplane at the Moisant School of Aviation, Mineola, NY in the Summer of 1911. This was the 1st Class at the Moisant School of Aviation. Among his classmates was Harriet Quimby, the 1st licensed woman pilot in the USA. Unfortunately, she was the 1st woman to die in an airplane when her Bleriot two-seat tandem pitched forward and she and her passenger, father of the meet promoter, fell to their deaths at the 3rd Harvard Boston Aero Meet, July 1, 1912. Shakir Jerkin earned his pilot’s license, (#54) in August 1911. His brother Fuad, who was deaf, was working as a mechanic at the Moisant school. Fuad built this model of a Bleriot XI with a 6 ft wingspan, an electric motor to spin the propeller, and movable control surfaces. In late fall 1911, Shakir started lecturing on the “Art of Flying” using this lifelike model and stereopticon slides to illustrate his lecture. Their instructor, Frenchman Andre Houpert, left aviation after having taught the 1911 class at Moisant. Moisant hired Shakir Jerwan as Chief Pilot and Instructor at the Moisant School of Aviation, Garden City, New York, and he served there through the seasons 1912-14. He was also appointed technical officer on the staff of the First Aero Squadron of Volunteers of the United States. Shakir Jerwan continued as Chief Pilot/Instructor until around 1915 when he left for the warmer climes of Guatemala & helped organize their Air Force. Upon returning to the United States he left aviation and became a hotelier running the Inn at Cornwall on the Hudson. Shakir's brother Fuad (Fred) had graduated from the Clarke Institute for the Deaf in Northampton, MA. He had apparently retained the model when Shakir moved to Guatemala and when the Clarke Institute was celebrating its 50th anniversary in 1919 he brought it there for a display featuring the accomplishments of their graduates. It remained there in storage until the Clarke Institute sent material to auction when re-purposing some buildings. The model is in overall remarkable condition with most of the wing, tail, and rudder fabric intact. The wood propeller and electric motor are in place but untested. It measures 5 ft long with a wingspan of 6 ft. This is probably one of the first models used as a training aid and may be the earliest surviving aeronautical training model in existence! Find out more about Shakir S. Jerwan by viewing his scrapbooks featuring photos, letters, and more on the Smithsonian website at https://edan.si.edu/slideshow/viewer/?eadrefid=NASM.XXXX.0231_ref507 and https://edan.si.edu/slideshow/viewer/?eadrefid=NASM.XXXX.0231_ref505. See a video on the Donley Auctions web site, DonleyAuctions.com

WWII Elgin Watch Company Made Model 600 Ships Chronometer. Chronometer is in excellent condition with original wooden carrying case as well as original wooden daily use box. Very intricate gimbaled ships clock was used to keep time about naval ships. Still used by mariners to this day. This rare piece has its late owners name on a brass plaque on the inside of the daily use box. His Name was William E. Redecker and it must have been a gift to him. He was the President of the First National Bank of Elgin, Illinois and this may have been his 1987 retirement gift. The clock appears to have been reconditioned for the presentation to Redecker. We can not get the back off the clock works to do full timing test but we may assume it was serviced before given as gift. This is a supremely rare and highly prized Navy chronometer. NOTE: We did not want to damage the clock works back and damage it in any way. It is being told "as is" but we know it was very well taken care of in any event.

This 21 jewel, brass back chronometer is serial numbered on outer wood box and inside watch 21549344. Our research shows it to be made in 1919. It appears to keep very good time from our testing however it needed a gentle tap to get running and may need a cleaning. All brass parts of watch and both wood case show some saltwater corrosion, age and wear. The outer blue cushion shows some wear and age but no mothing. Crystal is scratch and chip free. Watch's Wood case, hinges and fitting are in good condition. The case has shows wear and scuffs. The leather strap is missing. Both box and bottom are bare wood. The movement serial number does not match the box serial number which is 21869552. There are no keys. Another nice example of American time pieces. NOTE: this is from the estate of WWII-Korean War KIA grouping from his time in Navy service on submarines in WWII.

This 21 jewel, brass back chronometer is serial numbered on outer wood box and inside watch 2186922. Our research shows it to be made in 1918. It appears to keep very good time from our testing. All parts of watch and both wood case show some gentle age and wear. The outer blue cushion shows some fading but no mothing. Outside condition of watch is good with very gentle age and brass discoloration. Crystal is scratch free but does have 5 small chips along the edges (see pictures). Watch's Wood case, hinges and fitting are in good condition. The case has shows wear and scuffs. The leather strap is missing. Both box and bottom are bare wood. The movement serial number matches the box serial number. There are no keys. Another nice example of American time pieces. NOTE: this is from the estate of WWII-Korean War KIA grouping from his time in Navy service on submarines in WWII.

Blade maker faintly etched RZM M7/12 1940. Blade in VG condition with good tip. Scabbard has older repaint with no dents. Grip strap leather is cracking. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Nice well used HJ outfit includes knife, belt, and buckle. Knife has an Eickhorn blade in good condition with good tip. Grips have no chips or cracks. VG HJ enamel inset. Scabbard is dent free but has about 60% paint loss. Snap and loop intact but snap has finish worn off. Leather belt is still supple and has a well worn HJ buckle. Due to the high quality of German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

100% reproduction. Blade marked RZM M7/38 and stainless and China. Scabbard in good condition.

This dagger is has very bright blade with very minor in/out wear with no spots or discoloration. Tip is good. Fittings show some wear and pummel has little dings from tapping. The rear panel on crossguard has crude letter "H". Grip shows no chips or cracks and portepee is clean with no fraying. Scabbard shows some old wear and age but is bright and clean for the most part with no dents to body or tip. The unmarked hangers show some wear and age with one hanger connection to strap with 1/2 tear. This a pleasing and complete dagger.

No maker name on double etched blade. Blade in VG condition with crisp clean etching with good tip.Stag grip with 3 silver acorns. Leather scabbard in VG condition with no damage to nickel silver fittings. Overall length in scabbard 25.125" Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Blade maker Alexander Koppel Solingen with Alcoso scale logo mark on other side. Blade has minor nicks and major chrome peeling and bubbling but has good tip. Leather scabbard in good condition with minor indentation to front. Bayonet is mismatched number to scabbard and marked "P. Hi. 261" Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Bayonet has both officer's knot and black patent frog - frog is misshapen and shows much age. Has part of green felt insert in lug groove and lug lock functions. Blade is bright with some spotting and clouding and bit of rust near base with in/out wear. Has Full E. Pack & Sohne logo on ricasso. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

This US WWI Trench Knife M1917 made by ACC and dated 1917 on inside of handguard. Has very clean triangular 9? black steel blade with in/out wear. The wood grip shows some dings. The guard retains nearly all of the original finish, and shows only very slight wear. The top of the guard is nicely maker marked. The manufacturer of this piece, A.C. CO. This WWI Trench Knife M1917 is complete with an amazing original leather scabbard. The scabbard is well marked, with the maker and date “JEWELL – 1918” as well as “M.S.” on the throat and “M.S.” on the bottom tip. Scabbard is excellent condition and knife is in very good condition.

Very good condition with 90% of the original black finish. There are light handling marks overall. Scabbard shows age, wear and cracks to leather surface. Leather handle strap is worn but in stable condition with verdigris around the snaps. Extremely rare knife.

This knife has 7 knuckle points. It is marked on crossguard US, L.F.&C. and 1917. It shows age and wear and has spots of surface rust that may clean up. Has modern replacement sheath.

Blade maker RZM M7/36 Horster. Blade is in excellent condition with good tip. Minor corrosion to grip eagle and upper & lower cross guards. Back of grip has piece of wood missing. Scabbard has original brown paint Good bright fittings with minor dimple on scabbard tip. Original brown leather hanger. Clip marked RZM M5/71. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

This is an original dagger with post WWII made chain. Blade maker RZM M7/66 (Eickhorn) 1942. Blade condition is in VG condition but has been buffed. Good tip. Original scabbard has been repainted with post war manufactured chain and center band. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

This dagger is RZM marked M/7/10 1941. The blade is bright but is has grayed with wear and age. Blade has some dings to ends and shows cleaning and discoloration. Tip has very minor blunting that is hard to even see. The plated fittings show wear but no flaking of plating. crossguard is fairly tight. Wood handle shows wear to finish and has one small hairline crack near crossguard and has no chips. Button and eagle show wear too. Scaabard show much wear and paint loss. Chain is complete and marked "MUSTERSCHUTZ NSKK-KORPSFUNRUNG". Clip spring functions well and blade is good tight fit in scabbard. The entire dagger shows same even wear which is appealing to collectors.

Blade maker RZM M7/27 (Puma). Blade in excellent condition with good tip. Original paint on scabbard Good fittings with minor rust bubble on lower fitting tip. Upper and lower cross guard fittings show minor corrosion. Original brown leather hanger shows wear. Clip marked RZM M5/8. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Blade maker Wilh Kober & Co Suhl. Blade is gray and has been re-tipped. Scabbard has original brown paint showing age. Fittings in good condition. SA group mark "Th" Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Blade maker RZM M7/83. Blade in bright and near excellent condition with good tip. Scabbard has old black repaint. Nickel fittings in VG condition with a minor dent on the tip fitting face. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Blade maker RZM M7/36. Blade in VG condition with minor gray spots and over cleaning. Scabbard has original brown paint. Upper dagger fittings and handle show wear. Original brown leather hanger with clip marked RZM M5/8. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Lot of 2 includes 1) scout knife with "Linder Messer" maker mark in excellent condition. 2) scout knife with "PIC" maker mark with mountain logo in special leather sheath. Blade shows use and discoloration. Condition is good. Both are older types.

Blade maker F.W. Holler Solingen. Blade in VG condition with good tip. Scabbard in VG dent free condition. Has original knot and hanger with broken upper strap. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

It is our opinion this is a high grade modern made Hungarian Air Force dagger. It has etched blade with gold wash Hungarian national shield on one side and name etched on other side and dated 1944. Has well marked ricasso. Handle appears to be plastic. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German and Hungarian fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

This later pattern dagger has locking button. It is dated 1956 on ricasso under maker's mark. The other side is serial numbered BC5722. Blade very bright with minor in/out wear. Handle is not chipped and handle and crossguard are tight. Overall, dagger shows age, dings and wear to outside and has nice patina to it.

This early pattern dagger has no locking button. It is dated 1944 on ricasso under maker's mark. The other side is serial numbered 12988. Blade shows age and discoloration. Handle is not chipped but does have some looseness. Overall, dagger shows age and wear and has nice patina to it.

This dagger is without scabbard and is has full Horster logo and is marked "GERMANY". Blade is double etched and very tip is broken off. Blade shows age, discoloration and one spot of corrosion. Parts are tight and handle has no chips or cracks.

This pattern dagger has locking button. It is dated 1985 on ricasso under maker's mark. The other side is serial numbered 166671. Blade is very bright and in excellent condition. Handle is not chipped but does have some looseness. Crossguard has some wear to edges. Belt is ink maker marked on inside. Overall, dagger shows minor age and wear and has nice patina to it.

This is very finely made pre WWI Cossack kindjal. It is dated 1911 and many proof marks. 12.5" blade and 20.25" overall. It is marked "???" for Kuban Cossack Army. and ZOF in Cyrillic for the maker Zlatoust Gun Factory. The blade is is bright with some very minor pitting and normal in/out wear. The tip appears to be good. All the fittings are tight and the wood handle is not chipped or cracked. The leather covered scabbard is in very good condition and ball tip is not dented or cracked. May have slight dent to front of hanger ring front (see pictures) It is Roman numeral proofed at both ends. This is a excellent example of Czarist era military edged weapons.

This lot of two includes M1896 Swedish bayonet with mismatched unit numbers on crossguard and scabbard with discolored blade and US M5 Garand bayonet with crossguard "Imperial" marking. Blade is very discolored. Both are solid and in servable condition.

This bayonet is from the vet's family and is reported to have been captured on Okinawa. It has black blued scabbard and blade with Kokura Arsenal logo. Blade is in very good condition with some sharpening half way down the blade. Frog shows age and wear and has nail hole. The black painted scabbard indicates Naval Landing Forces.

The bayonet has matching numbers on blade and scabbard. The maker mark is "Coppel G.m.b.H." and "40" on the spine. The blade is very nice but has 3 small nicks to blade edge and otherwise clean. Unmarked black frog is good condition. Bayonet shows age and some wear. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Mismatched numbers with post war etching..Post war SS pommel etching. blade is marked "4asw" and scabbard is "44agv". Scabbard has dents. These 1970s British etched bayonets have become collectable in their own right. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

MATCHING NUMBERS 6200E. Blade by agv. Blade spine dated 40 in excellent condition with original bluing. Scabbard shows wear with light surface rust on one edge. Scabbard tip is waffenamted and lug button too. Period leather frog stamped RBNr' #.. Frog in nice condition with white stitching showing little wear. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Plain blade by F.W. Holler Solingen in VG condition with good tip missing leather washer. Scabbard and combat frog show wear. Frog has makers stamp and 1940 date and scabbard is undented. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Blade by F.W. Holler Solingen. in excellent condition with good tip. Has red felt insert in bayonet lug groove. Scabbard and frog dent free showing wear. Frog has heat crazing. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Short model blade by ALCOSO Solingen in VG condition with good tip missing leather washer. Crossguard and pommel show much wear. 100% Scabbard dent free . Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Blade distributor stamped Carl Busse Mainz. Blade shows a lot of scuffing, good tip, missing leather washer. Scabbard paint has been stripped to bare steel, no dents. Patent leather frog in fair condition. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Etched blade by E. Pack & Sohne Solingen in poor condition. Has been buffed. Good tip. Dent free scabbard show wear. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Blade by Eickhorn, distributor by Albert Ziegler Giengen Brenz. Blade in excellent condition with good tip. Nice original scabbard with reproduction frog Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Blade has logo has rare reclining lion for Carl Lutters. Blade in good condition with some scratches and good tip. Scabbard in VG condition with minor wear. Crossguard and pummel show much wear. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Lot of two German bayonets include 1940 spine dated Berg & Co marked bayonet with black bakelite grips. ser.# 202 C and 1944 dated clc bayonet with rust throughout. ser# A2521. Both have waffenamts on pummel the their lug buttons function. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

This mismatched bayonet is marked Gebr. Heller and is spine marked "39". Blade is marked 304 over e and is in very good condition. Scabbard is 1939 dated Eickhorn 7666P. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

This bayonet is has beautiful wooden grips made of burled birchwood or apple wood. It has the "S" acceptance stamp on crossguard and Sk Y. Hackman & Co. on ricasso. It fit the M/27 Mosin-Nagant Rifle. The workmanship is very good. Blade is in excellent condition and overall very good plus.

Lot of 2 includes 1) Czech M 1924 Bayonet with reversed blade 11.5" in very good condition with scabbard. 2) Unusual Turkish M5 copy with a metal handle, dented scabbard displays a star and crescent on both sides.

Lot of two includes 1) 1941 ASW market bayonet with a nice "plum" blued blade, bakelite grips and S/174G marked scabbard with dents from wear. 2) 1943 ASW non number matched scabbard. Overall very good shape with a beautiful blade.

Lot of 2 includes 1) German 98K Bayonet marked 41fnJ (Alcoso) on an excellent blued blade. Overall very nice condition with mismatched COF 43 scabbard. 2) 98K Bayonet Horster made in 1939. Very nice blued blade showing minimal in and out wear. Overall condition shows wear from usage. Has a non-matching 43 ? scabbard (Corts made) Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Lot of 2 includes 1) 1937 marked, scarce maker, Berg & Co., mismatched 1943 CVL scabbard. Lightly sharpened blade in good condition. Looks to have a lite coat of varnish overall. 2) 1944 marked CVL Blade. Near perfect unpolished end of the ward condition. The scabbard from 1935 Durkoppwerke, Bielefeld.

Lot of 2 includes 1) German frog well marked by Wittkop & Co. Bielefeld 1940. Aluminum rivets and intact cavalry loop. 2) German looking but may be Romanian frog with short horizontal frog stud opening and 6 rivets, both frogs in display condition. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

This bayonet is has dark maroon colored grip and blade has some light sharpening. Overall condition is very good. American Fork & Hoe marked and dated 1943.

Bayonet shows much wear and age. Blade is good condition with some wear. Marked with Pal marker logo with US and ball and flame.

This bayonet is in good condition on outside and parkerized blade is near mint and might have been reparkerized at the arsenal at some point. Scabbard has black marker "38".

This bayonet is crossguard marked U.S. M4 TMN. Blade has some nicks to blade but has much original blued finish. The M8 scabbard is in very good condition.

Beautiful 10" blued blade with Alcoso "scales" logo. No date or Waffenamt markings makes this a scarce commercial or police used bayonet. Light wear to wooden grips and a few small dents in scabbard does not detract from this example. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

The bayonet shows much outside rust on fittings and has front part of frog. Has green felt insert in lug groove. Lug lock functions. Blade in missing tip and is bright with some in/out wear. Has Gustav Spitzer logo on ricasso. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Lot two includes 1) French model 1892 Bayonet with modified wooden grips, longer muzzle ring and shortened blade, No scabbard - overall good used condition. 2) French 1866 with shortened blade with silver alloy handle and hooked quillon, correct shortened non-matching numbered scabbard. Overall nice cleanable shape.

Bayonet is dated 1942 Gnutti on crossguard and scabbard leather is marked "S.A. REJNA 1942". The blued blade is in excellent condition. Lug lock functions. Very clean example.

The parkerized blade is in excellent condition and UC marked. Scabbard in good condition and exterior shows some wear and age and handle has one 1" chip to corner near crossguard. Bayonet lug lock functions.

Lot of 2 bayonets includes 1) Imperial marked crossguard and very clean blade. 2) Milpar marked with clean blade, Both scabbards are in good condition and well marked.

-98K bayonet by Clemen & Jung dated 1940. Beautiful blued blade and grips. Overall condition is very nice, with non-matched ? 1938 scabbard. -98K bayonet by ASW (Horster) dated 1943. Nice wood grips but rough cast pommel. 9.5" blade shows remains of original bluing. Scabbard is also 43ASW, but not number matched. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

The parkerized blade is in excellent condition and AFH marked and 1942 dated. Machined ground over the flaming bomb marking. Scabbard in good condition and exterior shows some wear and age. Bayonet lug lock functions.

Bayonet has blued blade is in excellent condition. Lug lock functions. Crisp unknown company under Kokura supervision maker's mark. Rubberized canvas frog is complete but hardened with age but frog belt loop can still take a belt. Another clean example of this type of bayonet.

This British bayonet is well proofed and has "11 15" date of November 1915. However, it is in an Australian type brown leather scabbard marked "MANGROVITE" The date right after is either 41 of 44 and is hard to read. Condition is very good and blade is not worn. Scabbard is very clean.

-1) German Combat Bayonet- 1941 ASW with a good blued blade, bakelite grips, dented 1937 Elite Diamant Scabbard. 2) ASW 1941 marked scabbard with frog 3) 1937 Jos. Corts blade - fair condition no button or grips 4)1940 Jos. Corts blade, no grips or scabbard -1937. -1940. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

This lot ot 7 includes 2 bayonets and 5 scabbards. 1) Argentina 1891 alloy handles matching numbers bayonet. 15.5" sharpened, bright blade made by Weyersberg. Crest removed per export regulation. Overall very good condition. 2) Chilean 1895 Bayonet 9.75" blade. Overall good condition with wear to blade edge and grips. 3-7) five 16" scabbards with German style lined frog studs in various condition.

1) 1891 Argentine 15.5" bright blade with crest by Weyersberg Kirschbaum alloy grips are worn smooth/scabbard has remainder of black paint. 2) Weyersberg made bayonet 11.75" blade with a hard to find, very good condition brass fitted scabbard. 3) Belgian made 8.75" double edged blade marked SA30. Many exported to Venezuela and Egypt. Very good condition.

Lot of 3 include 1)Turkish model 1935 9.5" bright blade ASFA (military factory) on pommel. Typical Turkish bayonet in worn condition. 2) Chile 1895 Bayonet with bright excellent blade with crests and made by Weyersberg in Germany. Mounted in a like new British scabbard. 3) Brazilian type 1908 bayonet 11.5" bright blade with brass fitted leather scabbard. Shows age, wear and tear. Still a good example

12.5" blades in very good used condition. One is complete with spring. Both came in arsenal kraft paper wrapping.

Lot of 3 includes 1) 1891 Argentine Bayonet with crest and very nice condition. 15.5" blade alloy handle and unmatched scabbard. Grips show many nicks from usage. Made by Weyersberg Kirschbaum. 2) 1895 Chilean Bayonet with 2 symbols on its blade. Made by Weyersberg. Heavy wear to the wooden grips and scabbard, but comes with hard to fins leather frog. 3) 1934 Brazilian style bayonet unmarked 15" bright blade. Non matching leather scabbard in good condition.

This lot of 3 includes 1)Yugoslavian 1924 modified ring, excellent blued blade, overall nice shape with a rusted scabbard. 2) Argentine 1891 Mauser Bayonet made by Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co. Nice overall condition with non-matching scabbard. Crest removed for export rules. 3) Brazil 1934 Bayonet, 1908 34 rifle with hard to find leather scabbard in good condition and matching numbers.

Lot of 3 includes 1) German 1884/98 2nd Pattern with bright blade made by Henckels with the "Twins" on the blade. Wood grips in good shape. All metal showing age, wear and rust on scabbard. 2) Long Czech 23 bayonet 15.5" blade. Upward facing edge. Overall very good used condition. Overall very good used condition. Many of these went to other European nations and South America. 3) Unidentified bayonet with no maker markings. Has "T" back, slot for the stud just like German bayonets. 11.75" bright blade. "1425" on cross guard. Excellent condition with like new frog.

Lot of 4 20th Century Bayonets includes 1)Spanish Cetme for 58 Assault Rifle, plastic grips, unique blade design - no scabbard 2) Spanish 1943 marked P.R. 8, no grips or scabbard 3) Argentine 1891 alloy grips, made in Solingen, crest removed, on a nice blade with release button on scabbard. 4) Austrian export 9.75" blade with one large nick. CEWG on blade, number on pommel. Overall well worn

This bayonet is in very good condition and has very clean blade with perfect (factory?) sharpening on last third of blade. The Nagoya arsenal mark is deep and crisp. Wood handles show some wear, Lug button functions. Scabbard has some wear and age with two gentle dings that may have been done on purpose to keep blade from rattling. Solid example for your rifle.

Bayonet has mismatched numbers and is spine dated 1871 and marked to St.Ethene. Blade edge has many nicks and has darkening to blade. Lug lock button functions.

This bayonet is 1907 dated and has many proof marks. Lug lock button functions. In average surplus condition and very serviceable.

Bayonet is dated 1911 and has some wood chipped away on one grip and leather end cap is missing from scabbard. Blade is good condition and overall shows much age and wear.

1) Argentina model 1909 Infantry NCO side arm machete. Matching numbers with unsharpened blade and full crest. Missing small screw on blued scabbard. German made. Great condition. 2) Matching numbered 1909 bayonet still in grease also with full crest. This would be a nice pair for a display.

Lot of 3 include 1) U.S. model 1913/17 made for the British Pattern 1914 Rifle by Remington. British inspection marks on the obverse side. Both bayonet and scabbard are well worn, but an interesting example, made in January 1917 2) Chile made 1895 bright German made blade with Chilean Crests. Nickel plating wearing off the pommel, but still in overall good condition. 3) Belgian 1949 export bayonet 9" double edge blade with SA30 on the pommel. Comes with a webbed British frog.

-Model 1885 Portuguese - Kropatschek Bayonet 15" bright blade. Overall good used condition. -Czech style Bayonet with unmarked 15" bright blade. Cutting edge down and a possible export model. Good used condition.

Vietnam Era made for guard and riot duty produced in Canada with the "A" inside of the "C" logo. Less common than the "Gencut" marked bayonets. Excellent condition, but without scabbard.

Bayonet has blued blade is in excellent condition. Lug lock functions. Crisp National Denki under Kokura supervision maker's mark. Very clean example.

Bayonet has matching numbers and is spine dated 1878 and marked to St.Ethene. Blade is in very good condition with some darkening. Lug lock button functions. Wood grips have not chips or cracks.

Lot of two include 1) French m1874 Gras/nice "T" back 20.5" blade engraved with Arsenal and date 1877. Non-matching scabbard, Will clean up to be an excellent display piece. 2) French model 1886/15 20.5" blued blade made without hook, and has a brass handle. Great overall condition that will clean up nicely. No scabbard.

Blade maker Knights Head (WKC). Blade in excellent condition with good tip. Original leather sheath and original brown darkened leather frog in VG condition with tight drag and throat. Has two piece wood grip. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

Lot of 4 includes 1) Mismatched WWII German K98 with Czech frog.1938 dated Mundlos. Rough condition. 2) WWII US M1903 long bayonet, marked China. Good condition. 3) Spanish 1893 bayonet with no grips. poor condition and 4) French M1866 Chassepot bayonet, matching numbers 85143, blade very sharpened and no markings anywhere including spine. Fair condition at best.

Lot of 2 includes 1) Russian 1891/30 Second Pattern Bayonet with Izhevsk factory stamp, low serial #511. Comes with hard to find Austrian metal scabbard. 2) Early style Russian AK47 Bayonet Circa 1947. Serial #3138 to match a rifle. Unusual scabbard with double rings instead of fittings for a canvas frog.

Lot includes 3 includes 1) Greek made 9.75" Garand bayonet not cut down marked EU5 on the blued blade still in grease. Sits in a temporary Turkish scabbard for protection only. Excellent Condition. 2) Spanish CETME 1969 average used condition without scabbard 3) British No.4 Mark II very nice condition. May have been arsenal rebuild.

Lot of 3 trapdoor bayonets includes 1) 2' socket unmarked with pitted blade. 2) 3" socket with "US" marking with very clean blade and 3) 3" socket with "US" marking. Both scabbard and bayonet were chromed a long time ago. Shows age and wear.

Made by W.W. Greener during WW I to fit on a Webley .455 Mark VI pistol with the intention of leaving an officer in the trenches with a weapon after emptying his gun. It was made froms a French Gras bayonet blade and a cast brass handle. This is an original piece and numbered to a pistol. It has been compared to known examples and is not made from parts or a replica. It is estimated that there were less than 100 made and is extremely rare to find one in this excellent condition.

Lot of 2 includes 1) near mint M5a1 bayonet marked on crossguard AKI. We think it is modern production. Just has some in/out wear. 2) Refurbished US 1905 Pal 1943 marked bayonet with no scabbard. This may be either totally refurbished or a really good modern production.

Lot of 2 includes 1) M57 bayonet with reshaped tip. Frog is marked and appears to be dated 1985. 2) Yugoslavian Mauser 1944 bayonet scabbard and frog. Matching numbers 72141.

Knife crossguard is marked "U.S.N. MARK 2" and CAMILLUS.N.Y. The blade shows in/out wear to blade and very litte use. Blade edge has no nicks and can't tell if it is factory sharpened edge or later. Scabbard is well marked and shows wear and age.

Bayonet is very good condition and blade looks excellent. Marked "KIFFE JAPAN". Scabbard is marked "K-M8A1" and looks to factory repainted.

Bayonet is very good condition and blade looks excellent. Marked "KIFFE JAPAN". Scabbard is marked "US.M8A1".

This is very typical German made for the American civil War and may be pre-Civil War era. It Has a doubled etched blade with blued panel. The etching is of military drum, flag and bugle and floral pattern and still has some of the gold inlay. Base of spine has small vine pattern with trace gold color. The bluing is very worn but the panel shape and border lines are present. Tip is sharp and blade has very old edge sharpening with no nicks. Brass crossguard is loose and leather wrapped handle is solid and wire twist over the leather is broken and is only on 20% of handle. Leather blade washer is present. Brass scabbard has steel drag and one dent on mid way. 32" blade and 38.5" overall

This sword is from the vet's family and is reported to be captured on Okinawa. It is a very interesting late war sword. The blade is dull at base near habaki and shows much wear and dings to blade edge from combat use. The combat scabbard is leather covered wood and is in very rough condition. The handle is shorter than normal and it appears to be a reworked damaged sword that was reissued and shortened. The shark skin is made of compressed paper and there is no hole for the peg to hold the tang. There may be one under the hilt end cap under the copper knot ring. This sword tells the story of an empire on the verge of defeat and how they armed their officers at that stage. Blade is 25.25" and overall is 36.5".

This sword is matching numbers 213455 on blade and scabbard throat. Before the blade number is kanji character. The blade is very bright with a lot of visible cross graining with little use but has 2 areas of (sword fighting?) nicks to blade edge. The scabbard shows wear and much some paint loss. The handle is tight and wood is in good condition with no chips or cracks. Pummel has wear. This is clearly a field used sword with character.

The Showa era 28" blade is dull at base near habaki and shows much wear and cleaning to blade edge. has 5 characters on tang and 3 red paint characters. The black lacquered wood scabbard has small "bird" shaped embedded pieces made from sea shells. The shark skin and wrap are tight. The lanyard ring at pummel has details of hands shaking hands. Sword had 9 metal sepas and one leather one. has original wood tang peg. Blade is 28" and overall is 40". This is an interesting sword with a great look.

This sword is from modern era 1960s to 2000s of unknown origin. The blade is 28" and overall is 44". It is in the style of a grand temple or royal sword. Blade has a faux damascus pattern and serial number 43251 on the copper habaki. Has two kozukas made of copper with pattern on only one side of one and the other does not come out. The fitting appear to be gold finish over light base metal. The handle has real clothe wrap with one fish menuki on each side. Wooden black lacquered scabbard has hanger fittings and drag of Samurai with sword and bow. The sword has artifical aging along with real aging and wear. Good display sword.

This US pattern militia sword was made for Royal Arch Masons and has the scabbard tip cap marked with "HTWSSTKS" logo. It stands for “Hiram, Tyrian, Widow’s Son, Sent to King Solomon.”. Blade is double etched floral pattern with name panels on both sides. Blade is dark with decent tip and no nicks to blade. Handle fittings are a little loose. White bone grip has no chips or cracks. Blade is 27" and overall 35.75". Leather wrapped steel scabbard has the Royal Arch acronym tip. Interesting sword.

This early Knights of Pythias sword is marker marked "B.F. FOSTER UNIFORMS & COSTUMES Co. CHICAGO ILL". The double etched blade has wonderful scenes and name panel. Blade, scabbard and fittings show much age and wear. Tip is sharp. Handle is fairly tight and wire wrap is ok and shows much wear to wood. Blade is 29.5" and overall is 38.75".

This M1860 Staff & Field sword is from the late 19th Century. The double etched blade has very basic "US & Eagle" pattern. Blade is marked "G.W. Simmons & Co Boston Mass" and tip is good and blade has darkened with age. Has no nicks to edges. Handle and crossguard are fairly tight with play to pummel. Leather wrapped Handle shows wear and chips to black leather. Scabbard is well made and has 'x" marking at top of throat and shows age and wear but chrome is not flaking or blistering. 29" blade and 35.5" overall.

This sword has double etched pattern blade with unused name panel. Blade is bright and in very good condition with some normal in/out wear and etching is very crisp. Maker/Distributor markings are Spartan Trademark and Meyers New York. Scabbard has some flaking to chrome. Sword show much use and wear but no abused. Blade is 27.25" and overall is 34".

This sword is hand etched with name "JOS. MOORE 7" on the ricasso. has double etched pattern blade and is bright and in very good condition with some normal in/out wear. Maker/Distributor markings are "G.F. FOSTER" over "CHICAGO ILL" Exterior show much use and wear but no abused. Blade is 32" and overall is 39".

This appears to be a very early M1902 pattern sword. Has double etched pattern blade and that has darkened and has major spotting discoloration to blade. Has much in/out wear. Maker/Distributor markings are "U.S. ARMY REGULATION STANDARD" over "AMERICAN MADE". Exterior show much use and wear with bent crossguard tip and bent handguard. Blade is 30" and overall is 36.25". Interesting early example.

The plaque is made with two made in India swords that look like Revolutionary swords that cross at the center in wood plaque marked "Made in Arizona" on back with gold cast eagle and arrows on front. Swords have 30" blades and 35" overall and blades have not been drilled but show much age and surface rust. Sword angles can be adjusted. These were very popular in the 1970s at the time of the 1976 Bicentennial.

This sword marked "E.A. Armstrong- 300 Wabash Ave Chicago. The entire marker mark is hard to see. Other side has image of bear. Blade double etched and appears to have to been reworked and darkened. Tip is blunted but not chips or nicks to blade. The gold repainted scabbard is missing both the drag cap and throat piece. Handle fittings have so play. The one crossguard clamshell is hinged and is missing lock. Purple/maroon knot is old and in good condition. Blade is 30" and overall is 36".

This is the rare Japanese Army General Kyu-Gunto style sword with the heavy floral handle that completely covers the metal handle. Has tortoise shell handle with wire wrap being not perfectly tight. The blade is bright and has much in/out wear, some discoloring. Tip is good and blade edge has no chips or nicks. There is no visible hamon temper line. There are some imperfections spots that come through the blade sides. Handle and crossguard are tight, Blade in scabbard has some play. Chromed steel scabbard has throat screw and has much wear and chrome loss and slight

This sword is unused condition in the original storage box that has 1985 export tag from tourist. Box is solid but parts of corners are starting to separate. The blade is very basic and has dragon motif on blade. Overall 38.5" with 28" blade. It is excellent condition however, the brass scabbard throat is loose and pulls away when the blade is pulled. It should be an easy fix. Also has paper instructions for care in Chinese.

This early 20th Century Mexican machete has double etched blade with motto that translates literally "the one who has a stiff mother and the one who does not raise a Sanchito (little chicken) and home and tree scene on other side. Blade is not very sharp. Leather sheath is shows age and is not too dried out and may clean up. Strap has rust on buckle. Blade is 23.25" and 29.25" overall.

This lot is for two 24" blade Collins machetes made In Guatemala. Both are unused, have Collins Co. paper logo stickers. Both blades are bright and near mint. The leather sheaths are decorated with Guatemalan leather work and braiding. The have some long term storage wear but overall they are in very good condition.

This vintage sword has a bright blade with a lot of in/out wear. Tip is good. Fittings and handle are tight. Scabbard has much light surface rust. Handle shows wear and age. Blade is 26" and overall 35.5". A very serviceable sword to this day.

This sword has so much speculation and questions for collectors. These were made and modern China and artificial aged quite well. Handle is brass with faux fish skin handle and wire wrap. Blade is etched with Taiwan flag and has the infamous "40127". Blade is 25" & overall. 32.75". Cool man cave display item.

This lot of 2 Indian swords are both marked made in India. Sword 1) has silver painted steel scabbard and has much rust on blade with brass handle and leather wrapped grips. 33" blade and 41.5" overall. Sword 2) Same style as with chromed scabbard. Rust on both blade and scabbard. 32" blade and 42" overall. These can be cleaned up and you can cross them for display.

This sword looks to have a replaced one piece wood handle and well done. The black painted steel scabbard has detailed drag/cap with crossed US flags, one with stars and the other with strips. Blade in not etched and has blued finish and has some surface rust. Tip is good. Blade is 27" and 35.5" overall. Sword shows age and wear.

This sword has 28.75" blade and is 35" overall. Has full pre WWII H & H logo with "Made In Germany" over Solingen with double etched blade which is very bright with some in/out wear. Has an unused name panel. The overall condition is very good with with some age patina and wear to exterior and sword knot. Handle, crossguard and wire handle wrap are tight.

This Peterson #121 sword is the standard pattern carried in the Civil War and later. Brass hilt with eagle pommel and guard. Folding side guard with the pivot ball and scabbard throat is missing. The double etched floral motif blade looks to have a name in panel but is very hard to read. The fittings are fairly tight but have some play. Fittings have some gold wash left but most is down to the brass. Wire wrapped ray skin grip and wire wrap are in good condition. Overall 38.25" with 27.75" blade. Has Samuel Hoppe & Co marker's mark with beehive logo. Blade is dark and discolored. At some point the metal scabbard has been painted over with old semi-gloss paint. The scabbard drag end cap is missing screw but is on tight.

This lot of two sword are both matching in condition and markings. Both are dated 1918 and have their leather crossguard washers and neither have scabbard. They were crossed for display on wall. The blades and fitting have much age and discoloration and they matching in every visual regard. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of WWII German fakes, Donley Auctions has described this item to the best of their ability and assumes NO liability or responsibility if information provided is incorrect. Authenticity is unknown. Buyer assumes all responsibility to determine whether or not an item is authentic. Buyer may request additional photos, ask detailed questions and make inquiries into the specifics of this item. All content and information is provided “AS IS” and without warranty, implied or otherwise. Absolutely NO refunds are given for this item or any military relics, regardless of age or condition.

his sword has 30" blade and has maker marked on the ricasso "Meyers" with Eickhorn Squirrel logo and "West Germany". Total length is 36.5". The blade is double etched and the panel is named to "David M. Gustafson". Knot is fine condition. The overall condition is excellent inside and out. Comes with correct, gray draw string leather storage bag with Meyers clothe tag sewn to inside. The sword is ready for new officer or collector.

The legendary Jimmy Lile designed knife is one of the very early production types. It has 10" blade with parkerized steel finish and 15 1/4" overall length. Blade spine has 9 split sawteeth and 5 single sawteeth The parkerized steel hilt with tie down holes and Phillips and flat screwdriver tips. Hollow stainless steel handle with black Nylon cord wrap and loose compass inside handle. Has knurled aluminum butt cap and Black leather belt sheath with brass handled Eze-Lap sharpener which has much green verdigris oxidation. The back of sheath is marked "10" and has Johnson's Leather Casselberry, FLA logo and shows some wear from sawteeth at opening. This one was sold in 1986 and has copy of check from Jimmy Lile to the previous owner as refund because of overpayment error. This is very desirable early example in excellent condition plus.

This knife is unused and has original Fabico German leather sheath. The 8" blade is bright with graining and has some age spots and minor discoloration (see pics). Stag handle good condition and fitting show some storage age.

This knife has never been used and has with original brown leather sheath. The pummel and crossguard show some age wear and pummel has scratches from snap rubbing against it.. Blade is near mint and has very minor spot discoloration from long term sheath storage. This is fine example of this type of knife.

This knife was made in 1973 for the 150th Anniversary of the Texas Rangers. It has never been used and has original brown leather sheath. The pummel and crossguard show much age tarnish. 5.75" blade is minty. Sheath shows some storage wear and age. This is nice example of this type of knife.

This knife is unused and has original Edge Brand "West Germany" marked leather sheath. The 10.25" blade is bright with graining and very minor spotting (see pics). Stag handle very good condition and fitting show some storage age.

This hewer is very close indesign to the WWII German RAD hewer. It has stag grips and green leather frog and sheath. The blade is is marked Bowerimp, Solingin Germany. The chromed and etched 9.75" blade in unused however, near the blade edge there is some chrome flaking at happened with age. Scabbard show some wear and fittings have some age discoloration. It is an interesting knife.

This knife is unused and has only some storage age. 5" Blade is bright with very clear graining. R. H. Ruana maker's mark with "M" is on crossguard side. The Ruana marked sheath is in excellent condition and has inked "12B" on back side. Ruana knives are always highly desirable and well respective.

This lot includes "Ka-Bar" marked with 5" blade in rough condition slowing hard use and age with Ka-Bar marked brown leather sheath. May be post WWII. Post WWII converted M3 fighting knife, unmarked and shows hard use and broken crossguard and wood handle US meat clever, unmarked, shows hard use and is still sharp.

This lot of 5 includes 1) German Made Voss Bowie knife with 5.75" blade and stag grips, 2) German made Ruko "Expert" knife with 4.5" blade (sheath is splitting a bit), 3) modern made unmarked Fairbairn Sykes knife, 4) Chinese copy of USAAF survival machete, and 7.75" unmarked dagger with brown leather sheath.

This WWII designed knife dated to 1998 (based on date of Ka-Bar catalog included). It is near mint with Ka-Bar catalog, Ka-Bar History pamphlet and foam padding in box. Box show some wear.

This knife was brought home in WWII. It has a stag handle that has one hair-line crack but no chips. The unmarked blade is 4" long and shows much use. The metal scabbard shows wear and leather belt loop and snap show age and still snaps (carefully). The belt loop has slit for attaching to tunic pocket buttons too. This is a fine personal knife from the Great War.

Vintage marked Solingen Germany "Original Buffalo Skinner" on 8.25" blade. Overall is 12.5". Knife is unused and in excellent condition. has only some minor wear to leather sheath and blade has nice grain pattern.

This lot of 5 includes 1) German Made Svoboda Navy dagger with single etched 6" blade, 2) Modern made Alex Coppel Hunting association cutlass with 13" double etched blade, 3) Modern made hunting cutlass with Hirschkrone company logo, 4) one middle eastern Khanjar knife with 6.5" blade. and 5) fantasy Chinese dagger with 9.5" blade.

This knife has 6 3/4" blade of stainless steel, 11 3/4" overall length. Knife is unused near mint condition. Has aluminum hilt and with rosewood grips and black leather tactical sheath. This one dates to the 1970s to 1981. This knife is perfection of knife design and fell.

This knife has never been used and is in original box with scabbard and instruction care booklet. The pummel and crossguard show much tarnish. Blade is minty. The box has some staining to cover and sides. and shows wear to edges with one corner showing separation. This is fine example of this type of knife.

3588 Puma Waidbesteck Set (Waidblatt 9.5" blade and Nicker 3.75" blade) is in unused condition in factory black leather sheath. The blades are excellent condition and the fitting show some storage age. Waidblatt crossguard has serial number 44074 which makes it a late 1970 production and Nicker crossguard is numbered 63171 which makes it early 1971. This is a highly prized set for puma collectors.

The hatchet is unused and near mint condition very little aging. Has rare rosewood handle and black leather tactical holster.

This knife is near mint in blue velvet lined wooden case. Has company embossed letterhead letter from Charles Buck dated 1986 with his original signature, thanking the buyer and explaining this was 1 of only 250 made. The knife shows only some long term storage age. The box lid does show some water damage to the wood finish. The letter from the president of Buck is rarely encountered with the knife.

This knife has never been used and is in original box with scabbard. Some of the metal shows age and sheath snaps and tip rivet show discoloration. Blade is minty. The box has some wear to corners, sides and bottom. This is fine example of this type of knife.

This bowie knife has never been used and is in original box with black leather sheath. The pummel and crossguard show much tarnish. Blade is mint. The box has some staining to cover and sides and slightly misshapened from some water warping. The marker's mark dated it to 1980-1990 era. Includes Styrofoam insert dealer message card and outer white sleeve for box. and This is fine example of this type of knife.

This knife has company embossed letterhead letter from Charles Buck with his original signature in Buck envelope with Buck warranty card , thanking the buyer and explaining this was 1 of only 100 made. The handles are quality Stag. This knife is serial numbered 'Number 8 Of One Hundred"'. The blade measures 10 1/4". This knife measures 15 5/16" overall. Knife shows light storage age. This knife comes in original blue velvet lined display case. One of the hinge locks to case is missing. This is a fine Buck knife.

Chris Reeve Sebenza knife and SOG Slimjim. Note: Chris Reeve knife may be very good copy - did not come with box or papers to confirm. Please bid accordingly. There are no refunds. See Photos.

This knife is unused and has black leather Buck full cover sheath marked "124" on back. The 6.5" blade is bright with graining and very minor spotting (see pics). The handle very good condition and fitting show some storage age. The black grips have a wonderful grain pattern.

Genuine W. Scagel / V.L.&A. Sheath Knife. This knife has a 4.5" bellied blade and a leather and red disk stacked handle. Overall good condition with a brown leather sheath with snap closure. Blade markings: V.L.&A. Chicago on one side and W,Scagel USA on the other. The blade is sharpened cleanly, slightly rounded point, some rub marks on the blade. Light oxidation on the brass. The sheath is very good with minor entry marks and some green on the rivets. William Scagel (1873-1963) is the pioneer of high quality, custom hand-made knives, during a time when knives were being mass produced. His work made a profound impact on the cutlery trade. He was the mentor to W.D."Bo" Randall of Randall Made Knife fame. As Bo's story goes; he was taking a stroll near Walloon Lake in Michigan and saw a man scraping the paint off his boat with a very "Distinctive looking" knife and it was standing up to the abuse, so he bought it! The knife was hand made by W. Scagel. This event motivated Bo to create a high quality, hand made knife in much the same way of W. Scagel. Back to Bill Scagel: Bill's first shop in Muskegon MI burnt down and he re-opened in Fruitport MI. He sold his beautiful hand-made knives through Abercrombie & Fitch and subsidiaries like V.L.&A. Since he made all of his knives one at a time,his output was limited and his works rarely come up for sale today. Some of his work is featured in the Smithsonian Institute and the largest single collection can be found at the Randall Knife Museum in Orlando Florida.

Highly collectible vintage Randal model 1-7 all purpose fighting knife with mismatched sheath. Good overall condition with some discoloration, use and wear marks present. 7" blade (11.5" overall") has "Randal Made Orlando FLA" makers mark. Some scratches, discoloration marks and a name "Bob Mussty" etched on the blade. The handle is comprised of a brass guard, red/white/blue spacers, stacked leather handle and duralumin pommel. Perfect addition to your collection. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Beautiful 1930s Remington R-1613 Bullet Knife, a Fisherman Toothpick. This knife is about 5 inches long when closed and 8 7/8 inches long when the blade is opened. This knife has Rodgers bone handles with no cracks noted on either side. Blade still has original "Remington Trade Mark" etching still present, along with "Remington UMC" and "R1613" on each side near the base. Blade does show light surface scratches. Blade locks in tightly with no blade play noted. No box or papers included with this knife,please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Highly collectable 1920s-1940s Remington Master pocket Knife. Approximately 5" closed, blade measures 3 3/4" and 8 1/2" overall open. Blade still has originally "Remington Master Knife" etching faintly present, along with "Remington" and "R2403" on both sides near the base. Blade does show minor discoloration and light surface scratches. Safety is in working condition. Minimal blade play noted. Spring feels strong, blade pops and locks. American made with tight jigged bone handles, missing one pin. Perfect addition to your collection. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

The knife measures 5 1/4 inches when closed, with nickel fittings and jigged bone handles. The four blades are a can opener, a 2 1/2 inch chisel-ground flat tip blade, a 4 inch clip point blade, and a 4 inch shallow clip blade. The main blades are marked "CASE/TESTED XX" on the ricassos. Good overall condition with some wear; indicative of age and use. Blade does show some surface scratches and discoloration spots. Blade locks in tightly with no blade play noted. No box or papers included with this knife,please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Hard to come by 1920s-1930s Remington R-1263 Bullet Two Blade Pocket Knife. This knife is about 5.25 inches long when closed and 9.5 inches long when the blade is opened. This knife has brown bone handles with a bullet shield which are in very good overall condition. The first blade still faintly has the "Remington" trademark etching on the blade and "R1263" near the base. The second blade has "Remington UMC" near its base. Both blades show light surface scratches and lock in tightly with no blade play noted. Very nice hard to come by Remington collector knife. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Beautiful 1930s Remington R-1273 Bullet Two Blade Pocket Knife. This knife is about 5.25 inches long when closed and 9 3/4 inches long when the blade is opened. This knife has brown bone handles with a bullet shield. Handles are in good overall condition, with two minor hairlines noted as well as a blemishes near the back rear and center. The long blade still has original "Remington Trade Mark" etching faintly present, along with "Remington UMC" and "R1273" on each side near the base. The smaller blade has "Remington UMC" near its base. Both blades show light surface scratches. Both blades lock in tightly with no blade play noted. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

1920-1930s Remington R-293 Bullet Two Blade Pocket Knife with 12 knife leather travel case. This knife is about 5.25 inches long when closed and 9.5 inches long when the blade is opened. This knife has brown bone handles with a bullet shield which are in very good overall condition. The primary blade still has original "Remington Master Knife" etching still present, along with "Remington Made in the USA" near the base. The second blade has "Remington Made In The USA" near its base. Both blades show light surface scratches. Both blades lock in tightly with no blade play noted. Case is in good overall condition with light wear noted; approximately 10"L x 5.5"T. This knife was only available for purchase when buying a subscription of Hunter Trader Trapper Magazine. Please use photos to judge condition and bid accordingly.

Antique (1900-10) Joseph Rodgers (Renowned Sheffield England's maker of the Norfolk knife) #6 Lock Back Hunting Knife: In very good condition. Has been sharpened and the point is slightly rounded. Some scratches on the blade. Stag panels. Comes with brown leather sheath.

This knife is in excellent condition and is unused. Blade is near perfect. Has bright finish. Marked MADE IN Japan.

This knife is in excellent condition and is unused. Blade is near perfect. Has bright finish.

Lot of 2 includes 1) WWII era Cattaraugus 2250 knife. Shows age and wear and comes with later era brown leather sheath. 2) JC Higgins "Bowie Hunter" knife that shows much age and use with chips to blade. JC Higgins sheath shows much age and has some white mold to wipe down. (The trick is using fresh lemon juice on cloth).

This knife is in very good condition and blade appears unused. Blade is near perfect. Has bright finish. Has ebony handle. Exterior shows some light wear. Original sheath shows much more wear and belt clip is marked "JAPAN".

An original WW II era hood for a Jeep in good condition with some minor rust and a few dings. Has been repainted. Hinge attached but no other hardware attached.

20 ft telescoping vertical antennae mast dated 1945 Made in Canada by Campbell Mfg. Co. Ltd. Measures 70" long when closed. In good condition see photos.

Holster was originally brown and has been darkened. The Mills canvas shoulder pad bandoleer was originally khaki and has been darkened too. Maybe for post WWII use or MP used. End strap at barrel tip is missing. Marked R.I.A. 1944. Shows use and wear.

This lot includes 2 working US case marked compasses and vintage Geneva Lens Measure with cracked crystal. The two "SWNY" marked compass cases are brass colored and rose gold colored. Both show some wear and age. These compasses are part of an old time collection. Look for the other compass lots from this collector.

This lot includes four working compasses. 1) Marbles marked clip compass 2) "Made In England" marked with silver colored case. 3) 1931 Dated Keuffel & Esser compass with interior case lid paper instructions. 4 Brass case compass marked "Germany" in old "L.I. City MotoMeter Tire Tester leather case. These compasses are part of an old time collection. Look for the other compass lots from this collector.

This lot includes three working "US" case marked compasses. There are two Walthams with the one with the leather lanyard having a cracked crystal and other has brass case. The third is a Wittnauer. These compasses are part of an old time collection. Look for the other compass lots from this collector.

This watch keeps good time. The back cover has been replace with plastic crystal to show the works in action. Shows some age and gentle wear.

This lot includes two working "US" case marked compasses. They are both Wittnauer and one has it's 1941 date factory box with white cotton pouch. The other one is a variation with a brass locking bar instead of the silver colored. These compasses are part of an old time collection. Look for the other compass lots from this collector.

This lot includes three working compasses. 1) Taylor marked with brass case and marked "USCE" for Corps of Engineers. 2) Usanite Taylor with 1915 patent date and case marked "ENG. DEPT U.S.A marked and the 3) Gydawl marked with 1918 patent date in unmarked case. These compasses are part of an old time collection. Look for the other compass lots from this collector.

This one piece brass construction. Made of brass. Shows age and wear and has rose colored patina. Scarce buckle.

This two piece construction buckle has the documented single flat double claw and hook set up on back with notched top and bottom sides. Made of brass. Shows age and wear and has rose colored patina. No maker's mark. Very scarce buckle.

This buckle has the documented double loops and hook set up on back. Made of brass. Shows age and wear. Very scarce buckle.

This group is from Soviet Army Officer with numbered document book for Order of Red Banner #320163, Order of the Red Star # 1130782 and Order of Patriotic War 2nd Class#688215. The book is dated 1945 production and medal entries were written in 1946. The Red Star is missing screwback and has chip to upper right corner tip. Soviet Officer medal groups are scarce.

Very early US Defense Dept Breast badge, sterling marked and with Meyers markings. The clutches was sterling silver also and are flat and no dimpled. Very well made. We estimate this is from the 1947-1950 era upon the name change from the War Department in 1947.

This lot of two includes brass three piece construction Czech Fireman dress belt buckle and large Czech police cap badge with all three split prongs. Both are in good condition.

This lot of 5 includes 1) Order of Red Star ser# 3226626, 2) Order of Patriotic War 2nd class ser# 4676812, 3) Labor Honor Medal ser# 547072, 4) Combat Service Medal and 5) Distinguished Labor Medal. 4 and 5 not numbered.

This parade mount is missing the WWI Victory medal. Has good older straight pin mount. Soldier served in both world wars.

Lot of 4 includes 1) Named Webley holster and ammo pouch. Both are named and service numbered to M.E. Hancock 136997. Pouch name and number are hard to read. Both are MEC 1940 dated. 2-3) Pair of Cunard Line Officers Bullion cap badges and 4) Modern era British Army Royal Anglian Regiment belt and buckle.

This lot of modern era 30 campaign medals includes Civil War Army, Navy and Marines, Indian Wars,Yangtze Navy and Marine, China Relief Navy and Marine, Haitian Campaign Navy and Marine, Mexican Border and many of the 1920s-30s campaigns and service medals. They are all in manufacturer's sealed bags with card backing. Good lot for a wide selection for display and collecting.

This lot of 40 Soviet medals are mostly in good condition and none are numbered. Included is Defense of Leningrad and unnumbered Medal for Combat.

This lot of modern era 12 cased medals includes the Distinguished Service Cross, Distinguished Service Medal, Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Vietnamese awards, Defense Distinguished Service Medal, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait liberation medals and much more. Many have miniatures medals, lapel pins and ribbon bars. Cases show storage age and some water damage. Good lot for a wide selection of US medals and Gulf War awards.

This binder has 360 pins, stickpins and badges from Czechoslovakia from 1920s to 1980s. Mostly Sokol clubs but everything from CSA airlines, air force, paratrooper, military and more.

This is a fantastic lot of 12 12 Czech badges from WWII and later communist era. From border guard to WWI veteran's origination, police to different grades of army instruction and national readiness. It was all well made and some are numbered on back.

This lot of modern era 25 cased medals and one empty case includes 11 Vietnamese awards (US made for veterans or collector market), Unopened empty medal case DSA dated 1975, service medals and much more. Many have miniatures medals, lapel pins and ribbon bars. Cases show storage age and some water damage and some show severe damage to mostly just the cases. Good lot for a wide selection of US medals and Vietnamese awards.

Lot includes 3 Japanese Army rank tabs and 3 US WW2 campaign and service medals, also includes 2 US sergeants stripes of more modern production and a reproduction Boatswain whistle. Nice instant collection, see photos.

This lot of modern era 21 cased medals includes the United Nations Service, Vietnamese awards, Defense Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Logistics Agency, Medal, Berlin Airlift, WWII service medals and much more. Many have miniatures medals, lapel pins and ribbon bars. Cases show storage age and some water damage. Good lot for a wide selection of US medals and awards.

This lot of modern era 10 cased medals includes the Distinguished Service Cross and Distinguished Service Medal and much more. Many have miniatures medals, lapel pins and ribbon bars. Cases show storage age.

This Silver Star is named to Chicago man, 1st Lt. Sydney K. Jones who served in WWI in the 122nd Field Artillery of the 33rd Division. This unnumbered WWII era Silver Star must have been requested by Jones well after the war. It came from the family estate and they didn't have much more information. Has case and and lapel pin. Back edge of case is peeling. This has some research possibilities.

This medal includes medal, miniature, ribbon bar, lapel ribbon rosette and planchet lapel pin. Case shows minor storage age. Complete medal set of this award are scarce.

This WWII slot brooch medal has lapel pin, ribbon bar and one extra piece of ribbon. Case has much wear and age to it. Rim is numbered 203631.

This lot of modern era 10 cased medals includes the Navy Cross and Coast Guard Distinguished Service Medal and much more. Many have miniatures medals, lapel pins and ribbon bars. cases show storage age.

This challenge coin lot of 178 includes CIA, 82nd and 101th Airborne, rangers combat engineers, MP, and much more.

This challenge coin lot of 157 includes US Presidential, various US Army units, Forts, DOD, drill sergeant, National Guard, WAC, WWII and much more.

This lot of 30 modern era production medals are all in factory bags. All are different except 2 Gulf War medals and 2 Cuban Pacification medals. Almost every branch of service is represented and many time periods. A few has some water damage. This is a collector/dealer special.

This lot of modern era 31 campaign medals includes is a very mixed lot with some duplication. Civil War Army, Navy and Marines,Yangtze Service, China Relief, Haitian Campaign, Mexican Border and many of the 1920s-30s campaigns and service medals. One of two 2nd Nicaraguan campaigns has broken ring. They are all in manufacturer's sealed bags with card backing. Some has water damage to bags and some of medals ( see pictures). Good lot for a wide selection for display and collecting.

This lot of 151 DIs is all from the post WWII era and are a mix of screwback, pinback and clutchback. There a mix of units in this lot. They all are in order on cards with information of maker and type.

This patch collection is in binder form and has 304 patches from every country this collector traveled. From national parks, famous sites and hundreds of countries. Some have the original prices stickers in local currencies. The history and the completeness is impressive. Most are from 1960s to 1980s.

This binder has 289 pins, stickpins and badges from Czechoslovakia from 1910 to 1980s. Included are Czech Legion by years, police cap badges, Youth clubs but everything from scouts, to military to Czech-American and more.

The Academy badges are numbered directly with hallmarks and 900 silver marks. The Academy 1950 marker hallmarked but not numbered. 900

This is an incredible collection of post WWII Communist Czech Army Exemplary Service Badges. All of them are numbered on back except one of the Infantry. The numbered badges all are on numbered on soldered gold colored ovals. It includes the rarer ones for paratrooper, sniper and border guard. Most of them have the Prague maker on the the screw-post nuts spinners. The only repeat is the Infantry with and without numbers. Most are in very good condition with just few minor chips to the enameling. This very complete and museum grade collection.

This is fantastic collection of 23 mostly Communist paratrooper badges. 13 of them are numbered with some numbers stamped directly to back of badge and others on on either gold or silver colored soldered ovals. Most are screwback and many have Prague maker on the nut spinner. Three badges have the Czech Lion with crown with no communist insignia which we think are either pre WWII or Third Republic era (1945-1948). This the most complete collection we have ever seen.

Dated 1942 and marked JQMD (Jeffersonville Quarter Master Depot). In good condition, retaining both straps and snap hooks for saddle use. Leather has no rot, straps are still supple, but needs a good cleaning. Known for use on motorcycles, horses and jeeps.

All brass military style bugle marked FRANCE near the mouthpiece in fair condition. Still blows but is pretty beat up. Measures 16"long. Also includes an all brass un named 4 draw telescope in good condition with clear optics, and slide over cover for the primary lens. Needs a good polishing. Measures 36.25 extended, 10.75" closed.

Lot includes a vintage Johnson & Johnson Large First Aid Kit in a metal carrying case that folds open into a makeshift prep table. Has compartments for bandages and ointments of which most are present. Has scissors and tweezers, and a First Aid book from the U.S. Dept. of the Interior Bureau of Mines. In overall fair condition with some rust and corrosion to the metal. Measures 21.5" wide, 12.5" deep, 4" tall. Lot also includes a souvenir aluminum ashtray from the USS Holland, and a 1960's centennial Civil War map.

This is pair of US Navy marked 1920s French Binoculars "Lemaire Fabt Paris" marked on eyes pieces. They are named to Admiral Robert Lee Dennison (1901-1980). They are engraved "Robert Dennison" over "Waterbury, Conn" on one side and "U.S. Navy" over 4382. The optics are clear and the exterior shows much age and wear with saltwater corrosion. The saltwater corrosion has aused a small split to one of the binoculars lens barrels..This does not affect the overall operation of the binoculars. Dennison had a long and distinguished career. He was on the Battleship USS Arkansas and the S-Class Submarine S-8 in the 1920s. He was in Fleet Command prior to WWII and later planned the successful Attu assault in Aleutians. After the war, he was known for preparing the Cuban Missile Crisis possible invasion on Cuba. Very interesting and historical US Navy optics. Comes with modern 2 page printed biography,

This flag is made of wool and has brass grommets. It is 54" x 33" and double sided. It marked on edge with DLA100-84-MEF 72 code and company name.

From jim Geibel collection. Item Description: Copper container for carrying nitroglycerin. Type Designator/Model: N/A. Cal./Size: 6 ¼-inches wide, 6 ¼-inches deep and 15-inches high. Color: Unpainted metal Manufacturer: Unknown Country of Origin: United States. Long Description: The can is in mostly solid condition with much discoloration and corrosion. One of the opening lips is slightly dented, but can no doubt be brought back to normal. As usual, the corks that fit in the two openings are missing. Again, Jim Geibel was able to find items like this that are rarely ever offered for sale.

This is a sealed M9 gas mask can. The key is missing. The contents should include mask with M11 canister filter and lens cleaning kit. Includes an olive drab canvas carry bag with 1-1/2" shoulder strap and hook clips. Dated 1952 and can has some dents. This would be interesting to be the first to open it. ?

This gas mask is in excellent condition and is dated 1944. It even smells fresh from the factory. The Filter, mask and tube are near perfect and this mask was never worn. It still has the factory "bark" pattern paper packing material in mask. Bag is extra clean with shoulder straps.

Operation Desert Storm era Israeli Surplus Gas Masks. Made for civilian use to protect from potential Iraqi chemical attacks. Masks are all unused surplus new in box, one is missing original filter. masks also come with 13 extra filters. Note due to age these are sold for display or costume use only. Not guaranteed to work or protect against anything due to age.

This lot of 6 includes 1) Extra large USAAF Type A-11 flight helmet with spec tag. Condition is fair and leather is not dried out. 2) US Navy Leather flight helmet Size Medium with Western Manufacturing tag. Show wear and age. 3) H-1 flight headset. 4) ANB H-1 headset with folding boom microphone. 5) Type P-23 radio head set and 6) 1960s Type M-85/U hand microphone with DSA code date of 1967.