WW2 German Potato Masher Stick Grenade With Fragmentation Sleeve INERT

The WW2 German Potato Masher Stick Grenade with Fragmentation Sleeve (INERT) is an original example of the Model 24 Stielhandgranate, a standard-issue German hand grenade widely used by the Wehrmacht during the Second World War. The grenade is noted for its distinctive wooden handle, designed to provide leverage for increased throwing distance. This model is fitted with a fragmentation sleeve, an add-on designed to enhance the grenade’s lethality by dispersing additional metal fragments upon detonation. This item is completely inert and contains no explosives, making it safe for display and educational purposes. The grenade features original period markings and characteristic construction, including the corrugated metal sleeve, metal end cap, and wooden shaft. Such grenades were commonly issued to German infantry and used throughout multiple campaigns. The Model 24, familiar for its design and functionality, remains a significant artifact in military history and twentieth-century conflict studies.

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