Original French or British Waterloo 1815 Grenade Ball with Long Crude Fuze Tube - Purportedly Recovered from Waterloo Battlefield NATION This DSC is numbered as

This DSC is numbered as # 11104 and was produced in 1942 by the Medallic Art Company

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The liner is correct "high pressure" WWII issue and stamped with a W under mold number 27

similar to oilcloth but thicker

The top reads SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION LOT WRA 22643

Original French or British Waterloo 1815 Grenade Ball with Long Crude Fuze Tube - Purportedly Recovered from Waterloo Battlefield NATION This DSC is numbered asOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting piece that will become a centerpiece of any ordnance collection. This extremely crude and pitted ball grenade dates to the Napoleonic era, and is inscribed on one side with WATERLOO 1815 which would denote that it was found on the Battlefield of Waterloo, one of the most important and well known battles in human history. This grenade cannot be converted to an explosive device and is not