Original British WWI Inert 3 Inch Stokes Mortar Round in "Relic" Condition - Repainted ZB 26-ZB 30 and the cleaning rod is

and the cleaning rod is still included

They are the correct simple design for a larger size 62 shell

Really lots of history to this helmet

Essex struck Marcus and Wake Islands in May 1944 and finally deployed with Task Force 58 to support the Battle of the Philippine Sea and the occupation of the Mariana Islands in June 1944

A single web keeper is sewn across the top of each shoulder pad

Original British WWI Inert 3 Inch Stokes Mortar Round in "Relic" Condition - Repainted ZB 26-ZB 30 and the cleaning rod isOriginal Item: Only one available. Totally inert and demilitarized according to BATF guidelines with hollow body and inert fuse. This is a lovely "relic" condition round for the British WWI Stokes mortar, which be believe is a "high explosive" type canister round. These early mortars were made in various different configurations, which changed as the war went on. Unlike later designs these do not have any fins on the back, for stabilization, making it