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Thread: M375 81MM WP round and a mint M56 81mm TNT

12th December 2011, 05:35 PM #1
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M375 81MM WP round and a mint M56 81mm TNT

Hey guys
Another recent aquisition
The WP came to me with the busting tub and fuze cup out of the round
Had to press it in to compleat it and add the fuze
It's a rare bird and a nice addition to the collection
Also aquired this beautiful MINT M56 TNT with perfect markings
Gee I think I got one of every kind now.

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