Grenadier Guards Grenade Fired Proper | Officially Licensed

Official MOD-Licensed Military Display Piece

Celebrate the heritage of the Grenadier Guards with this officially licensed Grenade Fired Proper display piece. The regiment has origins dating back to 1656 and is the most senior infantry regiment in the British Army. Soldiers of the regiment are known as Guardsmen.

After the regiment defeated the Grenadiers of the French Imperial Guard at Waterloo in 1815, it was granted the grenadier distinction and adopted the fused-grenade device associated with that honour. The British Army identifies the device as the Grenade Fired Proper with Seventeen Flames and describes it as effectively a Waterloo battle honour. The name officially changed to Grenadier Guards in 1877. This precision display reproduction is supplied with an integrated keyhole mount, ready to hang straight from the box.

Product Features

• Official MOD-licensed design
• Grenadier Guards Grenade Fired Proper design
• Finished in gold Silk PLA
• High-definition specialist emblem reproduction
• Lightweight and durable Silk PLA construction
• Integrated keyhole wall mount
• Ready to hang straight from the box
• Made to order in the United Kingdom

Specifications

📐 Display Size
Height: 250 mm
Width: 241 mm
Thickness: 40 mm

🎨 Finish: Silk PLA in gold

🖼️ Display: Integrated keyhole wall mount

🏭 Made to Order: Produced and finished in the United Kingdom

📦 Dispatch: Typically dispatched within 7–10 working days

About the Grenade

The Grenade Fired Proper with Seventeen Flames commemorates the Grenadier Guards' Waterloo distinction. This display reproduces that specialist regimental device as a commemorative heritage piece.

Ideal For

• Grenadier Guards veterans
• Household Division collectors
• Military collectors
• Regimental display collections
• Retirement and service gifts
• British Army memorabilia enthusiasts

Official Licensed Product

Intellectual Property of the Secretary of State for Defence is used under licence. This item is produced for commemorative and display purposes and is not an official issue military insignia.

Read our The Grenadier Guards Cap Badge & Royal Cypher: History, Symbolism & Collecting Guide for the history, symbolism and collecting context behind this design.