Original British WWII No. 15 “Cricket Ball” Grenade with Fuze - Inert Antique Remingtons During May the Archangel contingent

During May the Archangel contingent is concentrated in the region of that town preparatory to return to the United States

so this is almost certainly an Ames Manufactured sword

It still has a crisp U

as are the plastic top and bottom spacers

There are no solid identification marks on the sword besides the maker information:

Original British WWII No. 15 “Cricket Ball” Grenade with Fuze - Inert Antique Remingtons During May the Archangel contingentOriginal Item. Only One Available. The No. 15 ball grenade, also referred to as hand catapult spring gun, ball grenade, or by ANZACs as the cricket ball grenade, was a grenade used by the British during World War I. The No. 15 was one of the interim grenades created due to problems associated with the No. 1 grenade which was intended for use in frontline service in the Middle Eastern Campaign. First introduced in July 1915, the No. 15 Grenade was used