Original Russian WWII Soviet TMD-B Wooden Anti-Tank Box Mine (Inert) Japanese Air Force but instead cocked itself when

but instead cocked itself when the trigger was pulled

It has a full-length strengthening rib on both sides of the blade

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5" overall with a 30" rifled barrel bearing British proof markings

Early dated Martinis Henry rifles have the "II" offset indicating that the second "I" was added once this modification was carried out

Original Russian WWII Soviet TMD-B Wooden Anti-Tank Box Mine (Inert) Japanese Air Force but instead cocked itself whenOriginal Item: Only One Available. Extremely rare and nearly impossible to find on today's market! The TMD B was a simple rectangular Soviet wooden box cased anti tank blast mine, used during the Second World War. It was developed before the start of the Second World War and is simply a wooden box filled with explosives, with three raised boards on the top of the box, the central one being hinged. The central hinged board is locked into place by a