2 LOTS of fuzes for I.D PLEASE

[earni74]

I have posted 2 LOTS of fuzes for I.D if possible,doing it this way might save me time,additional photos/details can be supplied on request if needed,THANKYOU

 

[MINENAZ16]

Hello,

Pic 1 :
-1 : Time and Percussion "St Chamond" (French, used by Belgians)
-2 : German time fuze "Schr.Z. C/83"
-3 : German T&P fuze "DOPP.Z. C/88"
-4 : German T&P fuze "DOPP.Z. C/85"

Pic 2 :

-1 : Autro-Hungarian T&P "M12a or M12b" (it's written on the fuze)
-2 : German percussion fuze "Grz92"
-3 : Looks like (remains) of a Dutch time fuze "Tijdbuis N2"
-4 : I don't know but I recognize the gaine : http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/89363-Belgian-Projectiles

 

[strakv]

No.4. in the second lot is probably a Romanian one. They used Czech "SK" fuzes in different gaines

 

[earni74]

Hello Again MINENAZ16
THANKYOU for helping out on the I.D of the 2 LOTS of fuzes
After a very close look at the No 4 fuze (laid down) i can just make out (with glasses on and a magnifying glass) the letters ECP over 67 25.
It does appear to be of french origin,would you be able to give me anymore information on it.
THANKYOU

 

[MINENAZ16]

The device N4 pic 2 is made of a brass fuze, a steel gaine and a brass adapter. The steel gaine is French (export for your fuze). I've never seen the brass fuze.
Where did you read ECP ? (on the fuze or on the gaine ?).

 

[earni74]

ECP is stamped on the steel part under the brass fuze,THANKYOU

 

[MINENAZ16]

Ok, so French gaine for export. Maybe for Romania or other East country.


I found the N3 pic2 : Dutch time fuze "Tijdbuis N2"

 

[earni74]

Thankyou to you both for identifying the fuzes on this post,saving me a lot of time,great