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I agree with Harry (I think), you need to leave your pictures in a larger format so that the details can be made out. I generally re-size mine to 12cm at 200 ppi.
I haven't found anything in my docs on the bomb described by Doctor, the page I've posted is the closest I've seen in my references. I'm sure France (Doctor) has better documents, they didn't drop many of these in mid-Michigan.
9lb British bombs had no explosive within but a bag of titanium tetrachloride type mixture at the tail end with a firing pin going through the bomb that bursts the bag on impact.
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