Another Pre WW1 Fuze - What Is It?

[Depotman]

Can anyone identify this fuze please? It's markings are quite faint, but I think the time ring is 2 - 53; and the base looks like 11.1908 and E.G.4. Many thanks, Depotman.

 

[Nabob]

Could it be a E.C. 4 ?

 

[Alpini]

Could it be a E.C. 4 ?

yes for sure Schneider E.C.4

Could the max value on the scale be 58 instead of 53?

 

[Depotman]

Probably E.C.4. - the font is confusing! Depotman

 

[Depotman]

yes for sure Schneider E.C.4

Could the max value on the scale be 58 instead of 53?

Yes it could be - the numbers are VERY worn! Depotman

 

[MINENAZ16]

Hello,

I'm very interested to know exact marking for max scale.
I know Schneider EC4 graduated to 50 or 56 (post ww1).

Regards

 

[Depotman]

Hello,

I'm very interested to know exact marking for max scale.
I know Schneider EC4 graduated to 50 or 56 (post ww1).

Regards

Thank-you for your interest - I have looked again with a very good magnifying glass and varying light, and the last mark is definitely 58. Regards, Depotman

 

[MINENAZ16]

thank you.

 

[Nabob]

Hi,
is there a list of Schneiders E.C. fuzes?
The EC 5 bis and EC 6 are known here from Russian WW I shrapnels.
Thanks,
Bob

 

[Alpini]

this 58 hectometer fuze was used by Bulgaria side by side with a 58 hm Krupp fuze.