Again thank you Steve for the pics and explanations.![]()
Ive never seen any of this type fuze on sale before at any shows?
best
waff
Picture shows the early German Brass No(5 )fuze on left manufactured at Rheinmetalls Somerda plant , it was found that the delay was too long so the 5 was stamped out and restruck as a (28) the delay being ideal for use against ships , this delay allowed the bomb to explode below deck![]()
Again thank you Steve for the pics and explanations.![]()
Ive never seen any of this type fuze on sale before at any shows?
best
waff
Last edited by waffenamt; 4th June 2008 at 10:48 PM. Reason: typo
Waffenamt.
Collector of German ww2 Bomb fuzes and Ordnance.
'The early bird catches the worm!...'
Whats the worth of these nice brass fuzes?
best
waff
Waffenamt.
Collector of German ww2 Bomb fuzes and Ordnance.
'The early bird catches the worm!...'
Hi Paul
The German ELAZc50(5) fuzes were produced in 1936 and were quickly found to have too long a delay , they were then restamped (28)
See RH fuzes in picture
These early ones are amongst the rarest fuzes , the last one sold on ebay for £120 , about 3 years ago .
Cheers
Thanks Steve,
They really are nice items.
I shall be on the look out at Beltring!
best
waff
Waffenamt.
Collector of German ww2 Bomb fuzes and Ordnance.
'The early bird catches the worm!...'
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