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No36 M II Grenade

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UBIQUE
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No36 M Mk II
Body stamped VADIS I
Rear of body under the lever marked 2 F
Lever marked D.H.S.
Baseplug marked No 36 M II then very faint marking of SEG ? SFG ? /60 43
Center tube marked Z 44 SCR ?

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Thanks for looking
Allan
 
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The base plug could be SGB - Stourbridge Glazed Bricks. They made MK II base plugs. Daves's website has a Southern Glazed Bricks - maybe a later version of the same firm?
 
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Baseplug marked No 36 M II then very faint marking of SEG ? SFG ? /60 43


Allan, you are right with SEG - Southern Engineering Group, Brighton. The company supplied 375,000 MkII base plugs over five contracts.




Tom.
 
Great find mate, thats in really good condition thanks for showing it.
Best Weasel
 
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Great find mate, thats in really good condition thanks for showing it.
Best Weasel

Hi Weasel..
Yes its a nice not messed with example all ive done is give it a wipe over with a dry cloth to get rid of years off dust, it even still strips down to its individual parts without any effort so no nasty tool marks.
 
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