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Italian sea mines WW1

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sgdbdr

Well-Known Member
Good evening,

What is the model of theses italian sea mines from WW1 ?

(Picture found on limis.lt)
KDFM-PF-7741-116-ori_auksciausia.jpeg

Cheers,

S.
 
Some technical drawings from the monograph of the mine, the body production pictures from an archive which I forget (sorry).
 

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Talking about underwater naval ordnances, you have to look for the monographs issued by the Regia Marina to instruct the personnel, these were usually called "Istruzioni pei Torpedinieri" or later with the modern form "Istruzioni per i Torpedinieri". Paper copies are not cheap or easy to find, check on ebay, there is a wide collection of digitalized books about torpedoes against rasonable prices.
 
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