Reply With QuoteIt is Middle Buff BS381C, Number 359.
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WW2 British ordnance mustard yellow colour
Anyone know what the correct colour yellow is for WW2 British shells and mines. I am sure it is a BS381C colour.
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Yes i can confirm it is number 359
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