Pineapple Grenade Movie Prop from Spielberg’s The Pacific – with COA!
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WIN A US GRENADE FILM PROP USED IN THE PACIFIC!
Here’s a fantastic piece for any WWII or militaria collector … a moulded rubber US “pineapple” grenade film prop, made for the acclaimed HBO miniseries The Pacific.
First broadcast in 2010, The Pacific was produced by HBO, Playtone and DreamWorks and followed the success of Band of Brothers. The series tells the story of US Marines fighting across the Pacific Theatre during WWII.
This display prop comes complete with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Bruce Crompton, star of Combat Dealers.
It would look fantastic on your desk, in a display cabinet, or mounted in a box frame on the wall.
Supplied to us by our friends at Chelmsford Militaria.
A great opportunity to own a film prop connected to one of the most celebrated WWII television series ever made!
This is a solid rubber item and does not function in any way. Must be 18+.
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