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Well, well, well, very strange item you have there !
Hmm, first thinking path, upper cap similar to British No 117, 118, 119; no threat to fix the fuze in a shell > possible rocket fuze (see positioning of the fuze of a PIAT); very strange is the apparently percussion primer on the bottom of your "fuze" !
Very strange and interesting ! Wait, wait, wait,...
RX-image ... striker as in a regular n°117 ... no coils visible ... hope this helps, rest of the body revealed nothing ... not even after an enormous amount of radiation
I have been having a look through my documents and although not a positive id the closest i could find that looked similar was the no725 fuze which was used with 3inch aircraft rockets,5" sea mattress rkt,and 3" land mattress rkt,,
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