25 pdr

[Panzerfaust]

need some info about the markings in the red marking

thaaaanks

 

[glevum]

C. F. is cordite cilled

 

[hangarman]

I always thought C.F. stood for Cordite Full charge

 

[TimG]

1st image - more than likely an Inspector's workmark

2nd image - C.F. - Cordite, Full Charge. The use of 'cordite' is a little misleading as they were a number of propellants that would warrant a 'C' stamp. The second 'F' shows the case has been reloaded. There is also a third 'F' after 1942, signifying the case had been loaded a third time.

3rd image - Letters within a rectangle almost all ways denotes a repair station. D.G.S. is almost certainly Davis Gas Stoves. I am unaware of the identity of L.N.L. The other lettering is likely to relate to the repair work.

TimG

 

[Snufkin]

The last letter of the other repair monogram might be a partially stamped E, so LNE for London and North Eastern Railway? (Notwithstanding the fact that the manufacturing monograms were LNEC, LNED and LNER for the various sites).




Tom.

 

[TimG]

Tom,

I'm sure you're right. LNE would be London & North Eastern Railway, Dukinfield. Although LNER was their monogram for manufacturing bombs, I presume it was abbreviated either out of space considerations or Dukinfied was the only LNER site repairing cases.

TimG

 

[Panzerfaust]

Next....
Have a question ...
what does the A and B mean at LOT?

 

[Panzerfaust]

No ideas ?