Here's a puzzling photograph from the archives of the national aviation museum of Argentina.
The legend of this photography is false: these are definitively not Bofors bombs.
Bofors bombs were tested in Argentina in dive-bombing demonstrations by Junkers K48, as in numerous other countries, but this is a regular horizontal bomber Junkers W.34 and the bombs are ....either French 50kg DT2 or Polish 50kg wz.29
France was the main supplier of armament of Argentina during these years, but the Polish SEPEWE made fierce efforts to try and cut its share in the Argentinian's arms market (then arrived the American AAC but this is another story...).
I am unable to find external differences between the French and Polish bombs - both have the same outline on their drawings, the same dimensions ( diameter 195mm for both, DT2 Length 1180 mm, Wz.29 Length 1158mm) - saying that I have never seen a photography of a Polish wz.29 only drawings.
Who can help?

The legend of this photography is false: these are definitively not Bofors bombs.
Bofors bombs were tested in Argentina in dive-bombing demonstrations by Junkers K48, as in numerous other countries, but this is a regular horizontal bomber Junkers W.34 and the bombs are ....either French 50kg DT2 or Polish 50kg wz.29
France was the main supplier of armament of Argentina during these years, but the Polish SEPEWE made fierce efforts to try and cut its share in the Argentinian's arms market (then arrived the American AAC but this is another story...).
I am unable to find external differences between the French and Polish bombs - both have the same outline on their drawings, the same dimensions ( diameter 195mm for both, DT2 Length 1180 mm, Wz.29 Length 1158mm) - saying that I have never seen a photography of a Polish wz.29 only drawings.
Who can help?
