ID help please

[Endel]

I got some "puzzle" parts from metal recycling company and I need some help to identify of them. Can anybody help please?

All items are safety!

Some markings:

1. Only letter "D"
2. RGM 34K (on half fuze) seems like Russian shell upper body? What kind of shell?
3. Tx 230 marking on side

 

[Fusse2004]

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Hallo! Nr1=France Fusee de 24-31 AL
Nr2=Germany AZ 16 Marine
Nr3=Tschechisch CHZR
Gru Harry

 

[Endel]

I forgot, the measurements are in millimeters.

 

[Endel]

Oh, what a quick reply! Thanks Harry! I wasn`t sure about first fuze French or US? Second one has Russian letters (alphabet) I looked some info but many of Russian projectiles has fitted RGM type fuze.

 

[Fusse2004]

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Here the Pictures!!!!

 

[engineer]

Hallo! Nr1=France Fusee de 24-31 AL
Nr2=Germany AZ 16 Marine
Nr3=Tschechisch CHZR
Gru Harry

Nr.2 is definitely no german fuse

Cheers

engineer

 

[doctor]

Hi
excuse me but the fuze N1 seem to be an 24/31 IAL Mle 16 and not 24/31 IA Mle 15 (not the same detonator, only onedetonator, not two in IA)

 

[Mariusz Loslau]

Hi,
24/31 IAL Mle 16 fuze was used in 75mm French ammunition.

Regards.

 

[Fusse2004]

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Hello! I mash my evaluation for NO 2+3 back pull! The measures with my fuzes do not have presumptuously to fit. Apology!!!!

 

[Endel]

Thanks You all!
But again i have unknown Russian fuze, currently only picture in fact and showed in red circle. I thought it`s from WW1 but its dated 41г and marked TM-24Б. I tried to search but no results.
Any ideas, please?

 

[Tarbelin51]

Hello
It's russian mechanical time fuze bomb.
TM-24B for Bombes KhAB 200, BRAB 200 DS, BetAB 150 DS, 170 DS, 250 DS,
ZAB 50 T ShCh, 100 T ShCh, 500 T ShCh

 

[Endel]

Thanks Tarbelin!

 

[Endel]

One unknown fuze (clear and safety of course), looks like earlier type. Maybe French production, not sure.
Any opinions?

Thanks
E

 

[Endel]

Hi everybody!

I need some help to identify of this unknown fuzes. I couldnt find any similar photos or diagrams of this two fuzes. Can anybody help?

Thanks
E

 

[highlandotter]

# 2 looks like a Desmarest late 1800' s fuze. They were used in small caliber rounds like the Hotchkiss 37mm and larger.

 

[Endel]

Hi all,

Can somebody help me with some information about this metal tube? Not sure, seems like a some kind of bomb not rocket? Dimension: length 75 cm, width 28 cm.

Regards,

Endel

 

[US-Subs]

I may be going out on a limb here, but reading through this entire thread it seems as though you are dealing with a large variety of dug ordnance, with little or no comprehension or training on what you are doing. I would suggest that you seek local assistance from professional sources rather than an internet forum. Whether in the field or at a recycling company, live materials are commonly found. Identifying potentially hazardous materials for untrained personnel is not what this group is about.

 

[Hootch]

One unknown fuze (clear and safety of course), looks like earlier type. Maybe French production, not sure.
Any opinions?

Thanks
E

France 24/40

 

[Endel]

Thank you for your remarks! I appreciate your concern but I assure that all items I have posted are professionally checked. I also would like to add that I do not think that you can really judge my level of professionalism based on this thread. I believe that many professionals ask questions in this forum about things they do not know.

Best regards,
Endel

I may be going out on a limb here, but reading through this entire thread it seems as though you are dealing with a large variety of dug ordnance, with little or no comprehension or training on what you are doing. I would suggest that you seek local assistance from professional sources rather than an internet forum. Whether in the field or at a recycling company, live materials are commonly found. Identifying potentially hazardous materials for untrained personnel is not what this group is about.