Original U.S. WWII German Anti-Tank Tellermine Training Set - T.Mi.42, T.Mi.43 Japanese Ordnance operations were moved to Schwenningen

operations were moved to Schwenningen in southern Germany

These have become very hard to find on the market today and decent reproductions sell for hundreds of dollars

large and black musket models were in use by the Danish-Norwegian military forced throughout most of the 1700's

barrel steel

The front bears the named "BUD" to the left chest over a winged dice insignia

Original U.S. WWII German Anti-Tank Tellermine Training Set - T.Mi.42, T.Mi.43 Japanese Ordnance operations were moved to SchwenningenOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. This is a two mine set built by the United States in order to train their troops on how to deactivate live teller mines in occupied Europe. Both mines are totally inert and hollow. This set is comprised of the two types of teller mines used in WWII as follows: The Tellermine 42 (T. Mi. 42) was a German metal cased anti tank blast mine used during the Second World War. The mine was a development of the Tellermine