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Hi all I wonder if anyone could help I have a 1916 2 pdr naval anti airship round (please see pics) and was wondering does the standard 157mm short case fit this or was it a different case.
Hi all I wonder if anyone could help I have a 1916 2 pdr naval anti airship round (please see pics) and was wondering does the standard 157mm short case fit this or was it a different case.
Hi chaps many thanks for the replies (SG500,butterfly and ydnum303), with regards to any other markings there is 22 9 16 with a capital B above the 6 and at the bottom a large 9 with a dot (9.).
On german shells the arrow means that it is inert filled. In case of the 37 mm shell it was originally closed with a zinc plug, the fuze belongs to a live shell.
I guess the arrow on the british shell is the usual broad arrow...
On german shells the arrow means that it is inert filled. In case of the 37 mm shell it was originally closed with a zinc plug, the fuze belongs to a live shell.
I guess the arrow on the british shell is the usual broad arrow...
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