Austro Hungarian fuze designation

[MINENAZ16]

What is the correct designation of this fuze ?
I assume AZ M1861 (?)
This old 12cm lead coated shell is fuzed with this one but called M1901 on the label. Maybe a typo.

 

[sgdbdr]

It's called M. 1 and M. 1a (1901 pattern percussion fuze) in "Notes on Austro-Hungarian Fuzes", Nov. 1917

 

[MINENAZ16]

Ok, thank you. Very basic fuze.
Very strange this modern designation 1901 for this old shell. I assume this shell M1861 had a previous fuze from the same era (?)
Maybe Fert could help.

 

[fert]

Ok, thank you. Very basic fuze.
Very strange this modern designation 1901 for this old shell. I assume this shell M1861 had a previous fuze from the same era (?)
Maybe Fert could help.

Thank you,
Here the previous fuze.
M61 fuze was used in 9, 12 and 15cm M61 guns.



Regards

 

[MINENAZ16]

Thank you Fert.
Could you help us with the third shell with 3 bands, not sure about my answer : https://www.bocn.co.uk/threads/3-unknown-projectiles-57-88.108861/

 

[wingsofwrath]

What is the correct designation of this fuze ?
I assume AZ M1861 (?)
This old 12cm lead coated shell is fuzed with this one but called M1901 on the label. Maybe a typo.

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I'm pretty sure this exact M.1901 fuze is in my collection - the damage on it is quite distinctive. I also have another and a couple of M.75 fuzes.