PhipsFolly
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I just thought I would mention that I have a completely intact, solid, and 100% authentic 1715 Fleet Hand Grenade Wooden Fuse I have seen many 1715 Fleet Hand Grenades available on the market over the years (typically sold between $500-$700), but most of them had the modern replica wooden fuses accompanying them and not the real deal.
I had a fleet hand grenade that was not worth conserving but was able to save this fuse from it... it is really cool as you can see the rust on the top portion from where the fuse set inside the powder hole of the iron grenade and the base of the fuse is blackened from being in contact with the black powder inside.
I had a fleet hand grenade that was not worth conserving but was able to save this fuse from it... it is really cool as you can see the rust on the top portion from where the fuse set inside the powder hole of the iron grenade and the base of the fuse is blackened from being in contact with the black powder inside.
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