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Today, 07:18 PMOr so I imagine ~ Some markings left on upper body, or traces of. Dates and manufacturer marks likely polished off. Slight pitting over all, but...0 replies | 0 view(s) -
Today, 06:40 PMHere are the spanish 20x128. From left HEI APHEI TP-T2 replies | 237 view(s) -
Today, 06:13 PMIt is not unreasonable. Some dimensions would help - internal diameter, maximum external diameter and length of tube to bottom of cap. The...18 replies | 3084 view(s) -
Today, 05:20 PMDoes someone know the meaning of the CR and S stamps? Thanks.0 replies | 23 view(s)
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Today, 01:39 PMLooks like part of a lepus flare without the centre section not my photo by the way2 replies | 131 view(s)
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Today, 01:30 PMA desert bring back I suppose. When I lived in Aust there were quite a few Italian cases, mostly 20mm, in the scrapyards. Gleefully scooped up of...1 replies | 142 view(s)
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Today, 12:10 PMThis grenade body was originally listed by seller as an improvised IRA device,but when I got it, I tried to google similar looking images. However,...18 replies | 3084 view(s)
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Today, 09:53 AMYes a theory. It's not to the original design. Some grenades were locally made in Egypt, so this one is also a possible contender. There was always a...18 replies | 3084 view(s) -
Today, 09:47 AMI for one am eternally grateful that you did build it. Endless thanks Dave.10 replies | 595 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:25 PMI just spotted this conversation. The "Signal Relay" term was indeed a code name invented by the explosives and incendiaries development Section D of...5 replies | 1507 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:32 PMYou all heard about Seward's folly, a $7,200,000 purchase of Alaska from the Empire of Russia. But now you can meet Mr. Seward face to face. I live a...0 replies | 48 view(s) -
Yesterday, 03:58 PMWhat is the "standard M.D.1", is it the first version in metal known as MKI or an early version ?70 replies | 59191 view(s) -
Yesterday, 03:02 PMhello these rounds are spanish the first is "perforante ,tracante instruction" i think is the spanish "version" of the TP-T the two 20mm is the...2 replies | 237 view(s)
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Yesterday, 12:54 PMAndysarmoury replied to a thread German First war Gr.14 Projectile driving bad.... in Restoration and PreservationI have a bit left over from doing my 18pdr its 25mm wide by 6.5mm thick and 35.5 long if interested give me a PM. Cheers Andy11 replies | 397 view(s) -
Yesterday, 08:24 AMTaking into account the current petrol prices they probably mean they'll pay you 20 pound for collecting it.2 replies | 131 view(s) -
Yesterday, 08:13 AMPractice Bomb ? on ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144630033246?hash=item21ac9f2b5e:g:EuYAAOSwnE5ivzoT2 replies | 131 view(s) -
Yesterday, 07:05 AMyes Dave, you bought ALL the the cheap ones....make hay while the sun shines,,lol10 replies | 595 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:28 AMyep should have never built that website it was the first nail in my collecting coffin ending, did have a good time in the late 1990s early 2000s...10 replies | 595 view(s) -
Yesterday, 04:38 AMI've added a few Clam Mines to my collection over the past year, and I wanted to post them here because I am still a bit confused as to the...70 replies | 59191 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:21 AMWWIIBuff replied to a thread No.74 Sticky Bomb WTH Clamshell, or just a Clamshell for one in Wanted ItemsBringing this request back to the top. I am still searching for a "complete" No.74 Sticky Bomb, or an original clamshell for one. Thanks John1 replies | 766 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:18 AMI am bringing this request back to the top, and modifying what I am looking for. I've been able to add several time pencils and container tins to my...4 replies | 915 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:01 AMRecently found this in New Zealand. First i've seen here in 15 years of collecting. Italian cases are fairly uncommon in NZ. I think it is...1 replies | 142 view(s)
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Yesterday, 03:55 AMCase found in Australia4 replies | 341 view(s)
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Yesterday, 01:07 AMAlmost as good as the slo-mo bullet impact video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYQ-NlWk3Gs&t=12s&ab_channel=JoePie0 replies | 67 view(s)
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1st July 2022, 11:38 PMYes. For what it's worth, from a 25 August 1917 supply report: "Approval has been given for the fixing of a tin tube to the closing plugs of Nos....5 replies | 176 view(s)
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1st July 2022, 11:30 PMThe majority of PR Spitfires and Mosquitos were unarmed and in the former some were unarmoured. See ...1 replies | 64 view(s)
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1st July 2022, 11:08 PMA single Spitfire mission to fly over Berlin and obtain photographic evidence of German 88's presence to dissuade American 8th Army Airforce from...1 replies | 64 view(s)
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1st July 2022, 09:37 PMwhen publishing books with details of variations of design,it is likely to generate/escalate collecting interest,the more collectors the higher the...10 replies | 595 view(s)
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1st July 2022, 09:32 PMAah okay thank you, makes sense. So mine is in complete condition - albeit in ‘transit’ configuration5 replies | 176 view(s)
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1st July 2022, 08:55 PMWhat you show there is the later version transit plug, with tinplate tube to maintain the form of the paper-wrapped HE bursting charge cartridge.5 replies | 176 view(s)
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