Very Unique Smi-35 Have you Seen one?

[Kilroy was Here]

Or brb, you never know..... Steve, next Monday I will ship the last parcel with what you know inside, I will give you shipment number.

brh!!! my knowledgeable friend....we will see soon.......... maybe.

What would you do Miguel? would you scratch, scratch, scratch to find out if it was your S-mine?

The parcel.....OK, good, thank you. Please send a pic of items before they are sent!!

Regards, Steve

[BMG50]

Here are two pictures i found of a very similar marked mine.
Don't forget the other type of S-mine that was sealed in the pot with a tin seal soldered in place, these were very common in use, you can tell this type with the absent of the three shear screw holes at the bottom of the pot, dated around 41 42.

[Grenademan2005]

brh!!! my knowledgeable friend....we will see soon.......... maybe.

Would would you do Miguel, would you scratch, scratch, scratch to find out if it was your S-mine?

The parcel.....OK, good, thank you. Please send a pic of items before they are sent!!

Regards, Steve

Yes, why not? It is just a small part of the paint. If the mine was 100% with paint would not do it, but in that condition I would do it without problems. Anyway Steve I´m just joking with it, brb or brh doesn´t matter, it is a nice mine and that is enough. I already have the items boxed, but don´t worry, you will receive what you have in the list.

[Grenademan2005]

Here are two pictures i found of a very similar marked mine.
Don't forget the other type of S-mine that was sealed in the pot with a tin seal soldered in place, these were very common in use, you can tell this type with the absent of the three shear screw holes at the bottom of the pot, dated around 41 42.

Nice close up photos, thank you. "brb" marked, Steve....

[Kilroy was Here]

"brb" marked, Steve....

brh!!!

[Kilroy was Here]

Here are two pictures i found of a very similar marked mine.
Don't forget the other type of S-mine that was sealed in the pot with a tin seal soldered in place, these were very common in use, you can tell this type with the absent of the three shear screw holes at the bottom of the pot, dated around 41 42.

Great photos, very interesting. Thanks for posting.

I just saw today searching the mine you mention with no shear screws and seal. I did not know about these type until now. Some very good info said so far in this thread.

Regards, Steve