Grenades are versatile explosive devices widely used in military and law enforcement operations, serving both lethal and non-lethal purposes. Their compact design and immediate impact make them ...

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Fire grenades ranged anywhere from 5 7/8 inches to 8 1/4 inches high. A tubular style fire grenade resembling a large chemistry tube or rolling pin was also produced.

A–Fire grenades were popular from the 1870s to about 1910. Each was a glass container filled with a liquid that could extinguish a fire. The liquid, often carbon tetrachloride, was toxic.

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