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    WW 2 propaganda ammo

    Hi all,

    I have got one new set in my collection, one 105 mm german propaganda shell with the original leaflets. Black marking on the shell "XVI". I bought one set of leaflets at first from the ebuy and just in case asked about the shell and finally some days ago i got all parts.

    The propaganda ammunition is like a subcategory in my collection, nice and interesting section anyway.

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    Very nice!

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    Endel,

    Very good. Thanks for the pictures. You said propaganda devices are a subcategory of your collection. It is the primary focus of mine. Besides the Weiss-Rot Geschoss, may I ask what other propaganda devices you have? I have a 105mm that I can't decide whether to restore or leave as is (much like yours). What are you going to do?

    Doug

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elwell48 View Post

    I have a 105mm that I can't decide whether to restore or leave as is (much like yours). What are you going to do?

    Doug
    Hi.

    This showed device is conservated and i leave it. As I have said in other thread, if there are some peace of original paint i leave it these condition that it is, only remove the rust with acid and then laying the surface with the rust protecting solution. Usually I donīt repaint that items, because old finish have a warmer effect. So, if its in same condition, just leave as is.

    And here is another version of 105 mm Weiss-Rot Geschoss, a little bit different way of paggage, leaflets are folded.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elwell48 View Post
    Endel,

    ... Besides the Weiss-Rot Geschoss, may I ask what other propaganda devices you have? ...

    Doug
    Some more of German propaganda devices. Here is 73 mm propaganda rocket PrGs 41

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    And German propaganda rifle grenade.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Elwell48 View Post
    Endel,

    Very good. Thanks for the pictures. You said propaganda devices are a subcategory of your collection. It is the primary focus of mine. Besides the Weiss-Rot Geschoss, may I ask what other propaganda devices you have? I have a 105mm that I can't decide whether to restore or leave as is (much like yours). What are you going to do?

    Doug
    I have also one 8,2 cm Russian propaganda mine without fuze, searching that kind fuze but it is not easy to find.

    and some extra loads: German name Teilkartuschen 279 - russ 3 - 832 (r)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Endel View Post
    I have also one 8,2 cm Russian propaganda mine without fuze, searching that kind fuze but it is not easy to find.
    Do you have any pictures or a description of the fuze you are looking for? I have a Russian fuze but i'm not sure if it is the type you are looking for.

    Martyn
    Last edited by MHillyard; 18th January 2012 at 10:21 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MHillyard View Post
    Do you have any pictures or a description of the fuze you are looking for? I have a Russian fuze but i'm not sure if it is the type you are looking for.

    Martyn
    Thank you Martyn for answer. Some pictures are here, fuze for a mine type A-832

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    Finnish manual from 1944 describes this fuze for Russian 82mm propaganda shells. However the manual does not describe exactly the same propaganda shell as yours, but 2 different ones; one very long with double tail and a shorter one with folding additional tail vanes.
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