ID Project 15

[US-Subs]

More fuzes for your consideration - Some have the nomenclature, but I am still looking for a country. One is the second example, one found in Europe, one in the US.

 

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And more -

 

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Still more -

 

[sgdbdr]

AMS_9192.JPG : TB 76 Mod 1 is an italian proximity fuze used with 76mm/62 projectiles

 

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AMS_9662.jpg : British multi-role GUIMP GO51-120

 

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AMS_9232.jpg : Close to Italian FB338, 338A

 

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AMS_9143.jpg : Marking "Ö HK SAR 87" is Swedish. No infos on my side.

 

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AMS_9714.JPG : Maybe Swedish MTSQ ö hk stidar m/51 urv

 

[US-Subs]

Enough for now -

 

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AMS_9623.JPG : British fuze N° 950

 

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AMS_9525.jpg : Some kind of potentiometer ?

 

[AKON_]

AMS_9598.jpg , AMS_9599.jpg :
,,Ostré zapalovací ústrojí vz.21,, Skoda .
Bottom artillery fuse vz.21.
Ammo: 10cm vz.21
Akon .

 

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-9169/9172 : Vickers S/22 type, Dutch TB No 7 (NM)

 

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-9782/9780/9777/9778 : Spanish artillery fuze GARRIDO M24

 

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-9759 with blue cap : Swedish artillery fuze (maybe M30).

 

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-9627-9625 : Italian bomb fuze "Type R" (US designation). Fuze for 12kg frag bomb.

 

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AMS_9525.jpg : Some kind of potentiometer ?

No idea. This one was found in the fuze collection at MTM, so a lot of information has been lost.

 

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Latest set

 

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And two more to finish up my day. The UPB-M91 looks to be Yugo, but type? The other looks similar to an AR-30, but does not match the training model I that have photos of.

 

[sgdbdr]

UPB-M91 is Serbian. Goes on RAB-250 bombs. No more infos on my side.