Perhaps better known as the "pineapple" grenade for its patterned grooved metal body, the Mk II served in the latter months of World War 1 and throughout World War 2, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and various other period conflicts during its operational tenure. Lever also marked CHATCO for the same company. Most every American boy knew how to throw a baseball. The idea behind its shape was that American soldiers were almost all familiar with throwing baseballs and that they would be able to throw a baseball-shaped grenade further, more accurately and with greater ease than the oblong shape of earlier grenades … Cutaway grenade for training purposes. The Grenade has some small dings and minor surface corrosion. While The US eventually created a fragmentation grenade that looked like a round ball, the T-13 was the first. Complete with pin, lever striker and spring. My bidders are generally not into this sort of item (small arms ammunition) & I want to get fair worth for the consignor. Also has primer end of fuze. AUTHENTIC and ORIGINAL!!!!! Mar 22, 2015 - Ej's Collectable Ordnance Show & Tell Pages - A Varied and Detailed Display of Collectable Military Ordnance That said, the T-13 was shaped exactly like a baseball and was only slightly heavier. Your Source for Service Rifles: M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, M14 / M1A & AR Types Thanks for bidding For Payment I will also take PAYPAL!! The item is inert and has the T5 all-ways action fuze attached. Inert. It was the same weight and size as a baseball. The Mk II/Mk 2 series fragmentation grenade was the standard American Army infantry hand grenade from 1918 until the 1960s. This is a EKC T13 Beano Grenade for sale. I am going to withdraw it (no bids yet) as I have been told this is a uncommon grenade & in the $1500 to $2000 value range. This is the T13 Beano grenade, used and developed in the US by the OSS with assistance from the Eastman Kodac Company in the latter years of WW II. Made by the Eastman Kodak Co. WWII OSS T13 BEANO HAND GRENADE for auction. Totally inert and non-functional, this is an original WW2 BEANO Filled with inert material to show where the explosive would go. Canadian made by Chatham Co. a well known hand grenade manufacturer during WWII. So the T-13 “Beano” grenade was developed to replace it. The T13 grenade was developed by the OSS, the forerunner of the CIA and manufactured by the Eastman Kodak company. Original Item: Only One Available. Inert WWII OSS Experimental T23 " Beano " grenade, made by Easterman Kodak Co. Condition: Very good. The T-13 "Beano" grenade was developed by the OSS for use by American troops during WWII. Howdy Not a grenade collector, but an ammunition auctioneer (& collector) & have an arsenal sectioned T13 hand grenade in my latest sale. Completely inert. Very nice and RARE! Uncommon item.
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