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It is a French fuze in the top from a 75mm shrapnel shell WW1 in my opinion.
I leave fuze details to other experts. I have a good example I added to a projectile body.
Commented collection of books of witnesses, history, guides, novels, of quotations, photographs and militaria for the 1914-1918 period. This website has been written by a belgian amateur, enthusiast with World War One
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