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23rd February 2014, 03:27 PM #21HONOURED MEMBER RIP
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As promised I looked through my notes and have written down the following:-
EGS = Geometric Stamping Company (Ohio)
Not sure where I sourced the information so if someone can confirm would be great.
as for COC , I dont have any information at present.
(excellent example of an M129 by the way - thanks for posting additional picture)
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Photos of a couple of different paint schemes.
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Nice butterfly's Hazord. Interesting to see the variations on the wing cradles and the arming wires, both designs date from pre 1945 although were presumably made after then also.
Originally Posted by HAZORD
What types of fuzes do they have?
Dave.Last edited by SG500; 12th March 2014 at 07:33 PM.
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Dave,
Here is the post that shows the photos and info on the fuzes:
http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/thread...ight=butterfly___HAZ/
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13th March 2014, 10:46 AM #26HONOURED MEMBER RIP
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Two very nice examples of M83 you have there Hazord congratulations. Originally Posted by HAZORD
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Euclid, Ohio Geometric Stamping Company Automobile stampings Shells, 105 HM. M-1, shell fuzes
Kev, they are located in Euclid, Ohio just outside of Cleveland. Hope this helps a little.
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