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Hi Norman,
Photo interesting that confirms the existence of a protective cover for the Kugel grenade. Few document mentions it, which seems to mean that he was may be a test. In the book of Wolfgang Fleischer "Deutsche handgranaten 1914/1945" page 7, the Kugel grenade has a cover, the same as yours, it just misses the locking system which is the body of the grenade that demonstrates your picture. J hope this will help.
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