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Bomb fuse gaine container

satan18

satan18

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Last of my finds is a rather fragile but complete gaine container
Very thin tin or zinc container with some Waff marks on the bottom
and a date on the top.
Seems to be the right height for regular gaine pots.
 

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satan18 said:
Last of my finds is a rather fragile but complete gaine container
Very thin tin or zinc container with some Waff marks on the bottom
and a date on the top.
Seems to be the right height for regular gaine pots.
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This one is for the german "Zndladung" i think, but strange it has only 4 pockets?
 
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some more found
 

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Also I have a wooden box for it!!!
 

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as bloome mention, it is strange indeed, the one from satan18 has only 4 slots, the rest posted here have 5 slots.
 
Whet do they fit ?

What were these "Gain's" fitted to ?

Must have been a popular munition as a few of you have large amounts of them !

Chris :tinysmile_shy_t:
 
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