Original Japanese WWII Inert Imperial Japanese Army Anti-Vehicular “Yardstick” Mine - Ground Dug at Ramsey Ravine, Corregidor Island Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts This term was then applied

This term was then applied to all German paratroopers

who produced helmets during the Vietnam Period

when the war was well underway

denoting the year of manufacture as 1881

The serial number 305 appears on almost all parts of the gun

Original Japanese WWII Inert Imperial Japanese Army Anti-Vehicular “Yardstick” Mine - Ground Dug at Ramsey Ravine, Corregidor Island Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts This term was then appliedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rare and wonderful example of a WWII Imperial Japanese Yardstick Anti Vehicular Mine, which was ground dug at Ramsey Ravine in Manila Bay, Luzon Island in the Philippines, the location where the Battle of Corregidor took place. This mine is inert and completely void of any explosive content, making this example in total compliance per the current BATF standards on inert ordnance. It measures approximately