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or "M" like "Mitraille"

It may (conjecture) stand for Model "Mle" indicating a new model because with out this it would in the case be identicle to the previous kind, the...

Thanks again! Depotman

The 88mm Flak was used by the Spainish army post war I dont know if they used the Pak 40

Thanks very much - I've been back in 2011 and they'd gone. Been wondering what they were as well as where they were! Depotman

Both German first one a 88mm Flak 36 and the second one a 75mm Pak40

The second group shot looks like yellow lettering but the close-ups look white on my computer.

In my reference list M is for Compagnie Electricité & Moucel de Paris, Usine de Tillières sur Avre (in the specific case of the M on this round). I...

Thank you TimG. And this one, is it a No3 ? (not a MkI (big and small), not a MkII)

Fuze, Mine, Contact, A.Tk., No. 3 Mark I - Die cast alloy body. Mark II - Differs principally from the Mk. I fuze in having a cast iron body....

INCREDIBLE DISPLAY! These are some of the best re-stenciling that I have ever seen! They still have a slightly weathered look vs so many...

Yes, pictures above come from lex's site. I thought mine was a MkII but on this website I noticed a different shape of the top.

Just had a look on Lex's site , he has a photo of a smaller mkII clearly marked II ...

Thank you. So same Mk (MKI) with 2 different sizes (uncommon for British ordnance). Mine was found in Normandy (ww2 area).

it's a gud un, need to watch again :)

Used to find these when i was working, have this photo both have the same markings No3 I AS&CO but both different sizes

You have 75, 76 and 90mm HVAP and a 75mm HEAT. All are rare animals that I never seen any place else. It is time for new glasses, John. I see five...

Photos of the R2M3 Instant Light in my collection. (Empty, inert, FFE) Note that the marking PY 05 appears to be an alteration.

Photos of an R2M3 Instant Light that I owned previously. (Empty, inert, FFE) Note that the 3 in R2M3 appears to be an alteration.

Very excellent display! Are you looking for the 76mm round for the Walker Bulldog, the one that has most of the rotating band inside the case? ...

Excellent job. Well done. They look superb and in keeping with the age of the projectiles which so many collectors overlook.

I don't own this. I only took pictures and external measurements. Sorry. Joe

Hee, hee. There were two plates there that had used for plating trials that had been been shot at (respectively) by APDS and HESH projectile. The...