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Help to ID these Fuzes please

LEAFLET

LEAFLET

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Hi there,
Who can help me to id these two fuzes and does have some docu of it.
It would be very helpful.
T.I.A.
LEAFLET
 

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That fuse on the left bears the hallmarks of its design (French) engineer and designer Jean Lasserr. There are design features that unequivocally confirm this.If you have the time, take a look at the French patent applications...
Akon
 
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