Some of the untouched grenades from the war time found

**Dimas** · 07-31-2008, 11:31 AM

This is RG-33 which was found somewhere around 60 km from Tallinn, Estonia. These grenades are now accuratly de-activated and came to the museum, the fuses went to the demolition service, here is not a such specialist to deactivate them here

. ( But in the war time it was fashionable by soldiers to make a pencils from them) now I strictly recommend to not alter them to prevent your eys and fingers from a accident. The grenades was hidden in an the attic ( under the layer of dry sawdust), probably by soldier who hide from Germans and who got civilian wear, or farmer who take them from a dead body in 1941.

Enjoy this beauties!

**Bill Grist** · 07-31-2008, 12:42 PM

Very nice set of RG33 Grenades...BILL

**Sam11** · 07-31-2008, 03:21 PM

thank you for the display
sam

**paling** · 07-31-2008, 03:59 PM

Stunning!

**History** · 08-01-2008, 02:27 AM

Wow like new!

**Kilroy Was Here** · 04-04-2010, 06:32 AM

by Dimas

This is RG-33 which was found somewhere around 60 km from Tallinn, Estonia. These grenades are now accuratly de-activated and came to the museum, the fuses went to the demolition service, here is not a such specialist to deactivate them here

. ( But in the war time it was fashionable by soldiers to make a pencils from them) now I strictly recommend to not alter them to prevent your eys and fingers from a accident. The grenades was hidden in an the attic ( under the layer of dry sawdust), probably by soldier who hide from Germans and who got civilian wear, or farmer who take them from a dead body in 1941.

Enjoy this beauties!

I did Enjoy them!!! It appears sawdust is the best preservative known to mankind. These look like they were just made.....even the detonators!!! Wow! Wow! Wow!! I love them.

Here is what they look like when not stored in sawdust........

Regards, Steve