Original German WWII Inert 1941-Dated Bouncing Betty S-Mine by Märkische Maschinenbau-Anstalt Teutonia of Frankfurt - Arms No Longer Screwable Revolutionary War As part of the East

As part of the East Asian Station the navy garrisoned Qingdao with the marines of Seebataillon III

There is also a visible inspection stamp on the left side of the stock to the rear of the side plate

There are USMC collar insignia and a four-place ribbon bar with the Purple Heart

Hard to find 19th century spurs in this worn condition but once quite stunning

Original German WWII Inert 1941-Dated Bouncing Betty S-Mine by Märkische Maschinenbau-Anstalt Teutonia of Frankfurt - Arms No Longer Screwable Revolutionary War As part of the EastOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a heavily worn and damaged but totally inert original German WWII 1941 dated S Mine, with two tripwire activated fuses as well other accessories including the hard to find fuse elbow. The interior is now empty. Like all deactivated ordnance, this mine is NOT AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT. The mine retains some original paint to the exterior with very heavy loss and wear. The mount for the two arms is stamped atx 41,