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Grenade ID

Looks like a british William Parlour. See "A muse of fire (British trench warfare munitions, their invention, manufacture and employment)" from A. SAUNDERS
 
See also one of my very first post on the forum, sprecially answers from BONNEX

William Parlour (1834) percussion grenade and some other stuff

Good evening, I found this digging the web. First picture : William Parlour percussion grenade from 1834. Rejected by the Ordnance Board. Second picture : Called 'Hale safety hand grenade' Third picture : Called 'Rope handle hand grenade thrown by swinging'. (Seems to be a HALES J PATTERN ?)...
www.bocn.co.uk
 
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