Hi
Hope it's what you 've found
may be of use to you..
i have this but cannot find anything on the container
no idea sorry,,ive just found in Navordop 1665 ..
colour markings..overall body colour Dark green with a 1/2 inch red band around nose and a 1 inch light green band around body
Why is this one in blue? not yellow?
Several changes were made late 1943, due to Allied interchangebility and recognition (UK/US). Another consequence was the use of both suspension systems (three lugs) on airdropped munitions.
@Spotter.. maybe you are a bit confused about the colour. It reads grass green for UK munitions and Olive drab for American air dropped munitions.
The marking on the UK and US are different too.. the red filling band f.e. on the nose section was never introduced to the US scheme, later on the US used Yellow bands.
Bye the way the UK Yellow colour sceme could be changed for camouflage reasons too.. (just a wild guess)
Hello! Here times fuzes 873 mean as Schnittmodel. I got this fuze from Peter Vo from Hamburg. It stood on his desk, I got it as memory to a visit with him in Hamburg.Wie admits is, is it an author of the books of 98 British bomb fuzes until 1945 and 123 British bombs to 1945.ich hopes the pictures pleases you. Greeting from Germany Harry
Not me thats confused dillo