Original German WWII Inert Experimental HHL Hafthohlladung "Sticky" Anti Tank Grenade by Vossloh-Werke - dated 1943 Availability_Domestic including his uniform

including his uniform

The blade had been sharpened prior to this

We do not see any signs of refinishing

The rear sight is designed to be used with the rifle’s sight leaf either up or down

Beautifully hand-painted on the upper portion of this vest by the veteran:Upper Right Side:A

Original German WWII Inert Experimental HHL Hafthohlladung "Sticky" Anti Tank Grenade by Vossloh-Werke - dated 1943 Availability_Domestic including his uniformOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Hafthohlladung (Adhesive hollow charge) were a series of anti tank grenades, sometimes considered an anti tank mine, that was used by Germany during WWII. Sometimes called the Panzerknacker (Tank Buster), all of these featured a cone shape, as they utilized the same type of shape charge design seen in the Panzerfaust series of anti tank weapons. The basic idea was for a soldier to run up to a tank, stick the