Lot 439 Vietnam Era Grenade
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Grenade is inert, marked "66" on the wooden stick, and was given to our consignor by his cousin, Michael David Cranford, who sat on this grenade but it was not set off. Cranford was one of the "Morenci Marines" was one of the 9 marines sent from the small mining town of Morenci, Arizona. Upon Cranford's return, he gave this grenade to our consignor who was at the age of 12 at the time.
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