help required : Locations/Photographs Seaside Naval Mines used as collecting boxes

[Bob7.62W]

This one is near the pier in Southwold;

 

[Bob7.62W]

F

Found this one on t'internet, no idea where it is, but I'm sure that somebody who lives near it can identify the area from the background.

 

[hicky1300]

Barbican by the Mayflower Steps in Plymouth UK

 

[SG500]

Padstow, Cornwall, August 2017.

Dave.

 

[millsbomber]

The one at Broadstairs Kent is being refurbished as I complained it was missing this year

 

[Bob7.62W]

This one is near the H'apenny pier at Harwich, Essex.

 

[Bob7.62W]

At the Martello tower, St. Osyth, Essex.

 

[Fred]

Although not actually a collection box, this is one of several mines around HMS Caroline in Belfast.


Fred

 

[ozziammo]

Has anyone got a decent picture or other info on the contact horns for these mines?
Thanks, Ozzi.

 

[Natter]

Has anyone got a decent picture or other info on the contact horns for these mines?

The mines shown are of a variety of types, using mostly the standard british cupola (also of several variants).
Depending on the type, the mine systems would have had acid-horns ("hertz"-horns), electrical switch-horns or no horns at all (ie influence mines).

 

[Fred]

This one is outside Carrickfergus castle, Co. Antrim.

 

[Petrock]

When these are removed, who is doing it, and where do they take the mines?

 

[Rrickoshae]

Here’s another at Porlock Weir in Somerset

 

[tigbrand]

Found another one hiding in Beer yesterday!

 

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