French & Belgian Fuzes for I.D.

[Depotman]

Some of these are similar to 'known' items, but I would like definitive I.D. if possible? Depotman.

 

[MINENAZ16]

Hello,

-1 : french artillery fuze Schneider model 1915 for 105mm and 120mm HE.
-2 : french artillery fuze Schneider model ESC98 (export)
-3 : french artillery fuze 25-38mm model 1875 Budin sytem
-4 : krupp design. Fuzes with similar design were used by Belgian, Spanish, Danish, etc..
I'm sure someone could identify it with markings "DINAMIET FABR". What is the graduation max ?

Regards

 

[Depotman]

Hello,

-1 : french artillery fuze Schneider model 1915 for 105mm and 120mm HE.
-2 : french artillery fuze Schneider model ESC98 (export)
-3 : french artillery fuze 25-38mm model 1875 Budin sytem
-4 : krupp design. Fuzes with similar design were used by Belgian, Spanish, Danish, etc..
I'm sure someone could identify it with markings "DINAMIET FABR". What is the graduation max ?

Regards

Thank-you very much for the info - I had never seen pictures of No. 1 before. No.2 is interesting because it was described as a "Boer Design" and a colleague has recently told me that some Schneider guns were sold to the Boers. No. 4 I believe that the graduation max is "10". Depotman

 

[Alpini]

"Dinamiet Fabr." sounds very dutch. And the Netherlands had this Krupp fuze in service with the name "Tijdbuis No. 2 (N.I.L.)".

But there was also a belgian "Dinamiet Fabriek" in Arendonck and one in Modderfontein/Johannesburg/South Afrika...

http://www.delcampe.net/page/item/id,332220622,var,Arendonck-Dinamiet-Fabriek,language,E.html