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could anyone tell me what this fuze is

dazzaessexuk

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hi i am new here and need an id on this fuze looks like a 48 but no timer , also from the pictures can you tell if its safe ofr not
 

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hmm

cannot see any but dont want to go cleaning it to much till i find out if its already gone off found it with the detector always finding them but this ones strange and not same as brass ones i find .i know there is a small triangle where the thread is on top and some markings at very bottom and another triangle but cannot read anything
 
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hmm

thanks buddy have found a picture of what the fuze looks like but mine is obviously dead as i only have half of it any ideas what type it is please
 

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that's a part of a Swiss Tavaro/Tavannes mech. time fuze. Great Britain had introduced Tavaro fuzes as No.209, No. 210 and No. 212, but I never saw one real. According to the drawing I tend to a No. 209 or 212.
 
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