10" anti-submarine shell

[leeski]

hi all had to show off the new shell i bought a ww1 anti sub shell and this ones in exellent condition it allways looks better when you have a pair in the collection the black one is a practice shell

regards lee

 

[spotter]

they look big heavy lumps,its good to see some British stuff coming back onto site ,thanks for posting them Lee,

 

[Weasel]

Hey well done lee thats another pair of nice rounds you have got to hide under the stairs at christmas. Very nice adition to your collection.
Best Weasel.

 

[leeski]

thanx guys hopefully i can sort out a proper display room this year the lounge is getting a bit full now

regards lee

 

[DICKAREN]

Great rounds Lee.
Richard

 

[18pounder]

nice!!

wish i had themoney for such things :tinysmile_cry_t4:

 

[Chris 42 RQ]

Nice items

Lee, you need a new house possibly on an industrial estate with an attached wharehouse

Nice to see something that is a little different.

 

[Tony Williams]

Very nice Lee.

Do you have an data on these? Weight, weight of HE, gun fired from, muzzle velocity, range, fuzing, effective depth - that kind of thing?

 

[leeski]

hi tony have a look at my other thread when i first bought the black one. its under the same title and thats all the info i have on them

regards lee

 

[Tony Williams]

Found it, thanks Lee.

I only wish that Conway would extract their collective digit and publish Campbell's "Naval Weapons of World War 1" which they've been sitting on since his death many years ago.