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Looks like a practice bomb(M38?) tail with a home made nose(or the body removed and the original nose moved back, such as it was).
http://www.nebraskaaircrash.com/practicebombs/m38a2.html
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WWI Aerial Bomb for Identification - in USA
This device is being offered in the US market, and my meager bomb skills are not able to identify it. May I request your help?
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Last edited by Slick; 22nd September 2018 at 03:20 PM.
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Yes Slick, I think you are right ! It's a 100 lb practice without body !
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