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Last unkown fuze for the night!

Dronic69

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OK, promise this will be the last one for ID tonight!

Thread diameter is approx. 51mm and looks WW1 ~75mm calibre (hum, may be earlier?)

Markings on fuse looks Turkish...............

All kind thoughts welcome.

Thanks

Cheers
Drew
 

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OK, If I have translated the Arabic numerals correctly, it is 7.5cm.

Any thoughts /comments? Period?

Thanks
 
Hello Drew,

very interesting find.

It's made by Krupp for Turkey, should have around 1" thread size for black-powder filled common shells. Period is around 1900 until 1st WW.
 
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Have seen only one before and guess it was in the BOCN too. But some millions oft this fuze should habe been produced. Guess in Gallipoli they are not very rare :)
 
Hello Drew,

very interesting find.

It's made by Krupp for Turkey, should have around 1" thread size for black-powder filled common shells. Period is around 1900 until 1st WW.

Hi Stefan,

Yep the internal thread size is ~1". Thank you!!!

(Had this fuze for long time now ..... just got around to IDing it now!)

Cheers
Drew
 
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