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Correct, however The TP-612 was a swedish development. Denmark and Norway was initially involved in a common project of developing the exisiting swedish TP 61-series with wire-guidance in the 1960's, but they left and instead pursued their own projects with the ex-Kriegsmarine G7a(TI) torpedo, wich ended up with the wireguided "T1T" (Denmark) and "T1 mod 1" (Norway).I believe it is a TP612 mechanical nose exploder with the bottom section unfortunately missing (cut?) to make it into a wall plague. The TP612 torpedo was developed through a collaboration between Denmark, Norway & Sweden in the 1970s.
Nice torp pistol top section none the less - would make an excellent display piece!
However, far too modern for my collecting obsession!
