Original Soviet Russian POMZ-2 Anti Personnel Mine - INERT - Head Only British Holsters they were called upon to

they were called upon to defend themselves and this sword was their only means to do so

but there are areas of finish loss which has been replaced by minor surface rust

this history is unparalleled among all the Unit histories published by any WWII Unit

The gun bears serial number 273616 on the left side of the frame under the cylinder

Early radiotelephones developed by the Signal Corps were introduced into the European theater in 1918

Original Soviet Russian POMZ-2 Anti Personnel Mine - INERT - Head Only British Holsters they were called upon toOriginal Item: Only One Available. Totally non functional and inert having been deactivated according to specifications outlined by the BATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives). Not Available For Export The POMZ 2 antipersonnel mine was a standard fragmentation mine used in the Second World War, Korea and Vietnam by Russian, Chinese, Vietnamese and Warsaw Pact forces. The mine consisted of a wooden stake and a cast iron fragmentation