TillmansOutpost LLC

05/05/2026

04/28/2026

Due to the passing of a close family member, order processing may be slightly slower than usual over the coming days. We are still working hard to get all orders out as quickly as possible and truly appreciate your patience, understanding, and support during this difficult time.

04/15/2026

Hey everyone, just wanted to give a quick update

We currently have a close family member in hospice, so things have been a little slower than usual on our end. We’re still working hard every day to get all orders out as quickly as possible, but there may be slight delays.

We truly appreciate your patience, understanding, and support during this time—it means more than you know.
Thank you all 🙏

— TillmansOutpost

03/13/2026

WWII German 7.5 cm le.IG 18 Infantry Gun Round – Gr. Patr. 38 – Inert – Original Wehrmacht Ordnance

Original World War II German 7.5 cm Gr. Patr. 38 high explosive round for the 7.5 cm leichte Infanteriegeschütz 18 (le.IG 18) infantry support gun.
The le.IG 18 light infantry gun was one of the most widely used infantry support artillery pieces fielded by the German Wehrmacht during WWII. Designed to provide close-range artillery support for infantry units, it fired a variety of ammunition types including high explosive, smoke, and hollow charge rounds.

03/13/2026

3 WWII Polish WZ.31 Fragmentation Gr***des – Inert – Original Polish Military Ordnance

Set of three original WWII Polish WZ.31 fragmentation gr***des.
The WZ.31 gr***de was the standard fragmentation gr***de issued to the Polish Army in the interwar period and during World War II. Its distinctive segmented cast-iron body was designed to produce effective fragmentation upon detonation.
These gr***des feature the classic “pineapple-style” cast iron body along with the original lever, safety pin, and fuze cap assembly. The fuze caps are marked “WZ GR 31”, identifying the gr***de pattern.
The WZ.31 was used by Polish forces during the 1939 German invasion of Poland and later saw continued use by resistance forces and various armies throughout the war.
All three examples retain their original bodies and fuze assemblies and show honest age wear consistent with wartime relic ordnance

03/13/2026

WWI Austro-Hungarian Rohrgr***de Stick Gr***de – 1917 Dated – Hand Granate – Original

Original World War I Austro-Hungarian Rohrgr***de (Rohr stick gr***de) dated 1917.
The Rohrgr***de was introduced in March 1915 by the Austro-Hungarian Army as a replacement for earlier unreliable gr***de designs. The weapon consisted of a short cast-iron cylindrical gr***de head attached to a cardboard tube handle, creating a lightweight but effective hand gr***de.
Designed primarily as an anti-personnel fragmentation gr***de, the Rohrgr***de was widely used by Austro-Hungarian forces throughout WWI and often issued alongside German-supplied gr***des during joint operations on the Eastern and Italian fronts.
This example retains its original gr***de head, tubular handle, and stabilizing tail assembly, along with partially visible German-language instruction text on the handle including:
• Hand Granate
• Gebrauchsanweisung (instructions for use)
• Manufacturer marking Pregyer & Czepel
• 1917 production date
The surviving printed instructions on the tube make this a particularly attractive display piece for collectors of WWI militaria.

03/13/2026

WWII German Panzerfaust 60 Anti-Tank Launcher – Inert – Original World War II

Original World War II German Panzerfaust 60 anti-tank launcher, one of the most widely used infantry anti-armor weapons of the war.
The Panzerfaust 60 was a disposable recoilless anti-tank weapon issued to German infantry beginning in 1944. It was designed to defeat Allied tanks using a powerful shaped-charge warhead

03/13/2026

🔥 WWII German Luftwaffe SD-10 Bomb
Original SD-10 Sprengbombe Dickwandig fragmentation bomb.
• Complete tail assembly
• Authentic WWII German aerial ordnance
• Great display piece for militaria collectors
Fully inert and safe.
Available at TillmansOutpost.

03/13/2026

WWII German SD-4 HL Hollow Charge Bomb – Inert – Complete with Tail Assembly #2

03/13/2026

WWII German SD-4 HL Hollow Charge Bomb – Inert – Complete with Tail Assembly

Original World War II German SD-4 HL hollow charge bomb, a small anti-armor bomblet used by the Luftwaffe during WWII. These bombs were typically carried in cluster dispensers and released over armored targets.
This example remains a display inert specimen and retains its original tail assembly and internal components. The piece still shows much of its original yellow paint with honest wartime wear and oxidation from age.
The bomb body is constructed of steel with a sheet-metal tail cage and stabilizing fins. The separate conical liner piece is included with the display.
Visible internal fuze components can be seen from the top, including the distinctive rotor mechanism.
This is an excellent WWII Luftwaffe ordnance display item and a great addition to any advanced militaria or inert ordnance collection.