Original U.S. Pre-Vietnam War M20 Antitank Inert Practice Mine dated 1956 Nepalese Cache Extras To go to the bathroom

To go to the bathroom you climbed to the outside of the rail where there was a two foot wide ledge

The division moved into Lapland as part of Mountain Corps Norway in 1941

Original Item: German Luger toggle assembly

It was a very successful business venture and therefore became omnipresent by the 18th century

Ours also has a rather dramatic Officer's Monogram

Original U.S. Pre-Vietnam War M20 Antitank Inert Practice Mine dated 1956 Nepalese Cache Extras To go to the bathroomOriginal Item: Only One Available. The antitank practice mine M20 is used for training personnel in the precautions and proper methods to be observed in the care, handling, laying and arming, booby trapping, and disarming of the high explosive heavy antitank mine M15. The M20 practice mine is a flat, cylindrical, steel casing externally similar to the high explosive mine M15, and earlier M12 training mine. It is shipped empty, with the arming plug