This 6-Inch Mark 1 High Explosive Newton Mortar Bomb serves as a tangible reminder of the technological advancements and battlefield tactics of the early 20th century. Whether for historical preservation or display, this piece adds depth and authenticity to any military collection.
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Step back into the era of World War I with this original inert 6-Inch Mark 1 52-pound High Explosive Newton Mortar Bomb, a historically significant piece of military ordnance. Developed during the early 20th century. The mortar bomb was part of the British-designed Newton Mortar System, a cutting-edge weapon that provided effective indirect fire capabilities on the battlefield.
The Newton Mortar, introduced in 1917, was renowned for its simplicity and reliability. Used extensively by British and Allied forces, it could launch various payloads with exceptional accuracy, including high-explosive and smoke rounds. The Mark 1 Mortar Bomb, weighing approximately 52 pounds, was specifically designed to deliver devastating explosive power against enemy trenches, fortifications, and equipment. Its streamlined design ensured consistent performance and ease of handling by mortar teams under combat conditions.
This inert 6-Inch Mark 1 Newton Mortar Bomb is a remarkable artifact, allowing collectors and enthusiasts to own a genuine piece of military history. Its robust construction and historical significance make it a standout addition to any ordnance collection or military display.
Product Highlights:
Historical Context: Designed for the Newton Mortar System, used extensively during World War I.
Specifications: 6-inch, 52-pound, high-explosive configuration (inert and safe for display).
Craftsmanship: Manufactured to military standards for durability and reliability.
Collectible Value: A must-have for enthusiasts of World War I ordnance, artillery systems, and military history.
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