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Many thanks Spotter,
The data is just what I need for gentle refurbishing.
I'm tracking down decent primers and paints at present.
Cheers,
navyman.
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5th March 2009, 09:39 AM #1
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List Of Numbered British Grenades
List of British grenades in the numbered series
use as a guideline onlyLast edited by spotter; 5th March 2009 at 09:46 AM.
Any Live or Dug ordnance shown by me has been disposed of by military EOD personnel .
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Hello. My wife very kindly gave me a Christmas present a few years ago: `An introduction to British grenades' by Ian D Skennerton, first published 1988 and covers No. 1 to No. 95. The ISBN is 094 974 9109. 56 pages with diagrams & photos. Useful info.
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I found a No.26 ELEY while snorkeling in Bermuda. Bad shape but wondering if anyone has a picture and knows what it's worth.
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