WW2 Canadian RCAF Marked No 36 Mills Grenade INERT

The WW2 Canadian RCAF Marked No 36 Mills Grenade INERT is an original, deactivated hand grenade used by Canadian forces during the Second World War. The No 36 Mills Bomb was a widely issued fragmentation grenade in the British Commonwealth, valued for its effective design and reliable functionality. This example features specific markings associated with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF), indicating its use or allocation within Canadian military aviation units. The body is constructed from cast iron and exhibits the characteristic segmented exterior for improved grip and controlled fragmentation. The grenade has been rendered completely inert, with all internal explosives and mechanisms deactivated in accordance with safety regulations. This artifact provides insight into standard equipment carried by Canadian service personnel in multiple theaters of the war. It serves as a representative example of military ordnance technology and the material culture of Commonwealth forces during WW2.

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