Only the body of the Tufekciyef bomb is available. The inner and outer parts of the fuselage became rusty over time. There is no inscription or stamp on it. According to the physical condition of the fuselage, there was no explosion in this bomb. But it does not have a cover, pin, ring or wick.

The Tufekciyef bomb took its name from the bomb manufacturer Resneli Naum Tufekciyef. The wick on the bomb had the function of a match, and when it is rubbed the end of the wick into the match, it fired the bomb. This is how the bomb became ready for use. Photos taken during the battles of Dardanelles show matches on the chest in a soldier’s uniform.