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1940 dated No.9 Mk.III primer

peregrinvs

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Hi,
Having just acquired an example of the above, could anyone let me know what cases it potentially could have been fitted to when made?
Thanks,
Mark
 
I don't know if it helps, but the flash tube is 4 7/8in long.

Following a clean I can see it is marked:

No9 III TG 1940

And then:

88
CY 3-41
6

Thanks for any info.
 
Hi,
Having just acquired an example of the above, could anyone let me know what cases it potentially could have been fitted to when made?
Thanks,
Mark

Given the date (filled 1941) and Mark (III) it could have been used on certain loadings for:
Ammunition (Fixed) Q.F. 4.5-inch Gun
Ammunition (Fixed) Q.F. 3.7-inch Gun
Ammunition (Fixed) Q.F. 17 Pr Gun
Ammunition (Fixed) Q.F. 3-inch How

later use included QF 77mm Gun, 95mm Tk How (blank), 3.7-inch RCL, 25 Pr, 120mm L1
 
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