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One of two 18Prs today - the other in Trench Art though it's not trench art ~
- Thread starter Gspragge
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Darkman
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Nice pick-up Gordon, great condition.
An HE shell of 1916 era with the rebated lip (for possible use as AA with a No. 80/44 fuze) would usually be a Mk III, so the Mk V confuses me a little.
Also with the 2 letter Lot code, this shell is typically Canadian.
Regards, Graeme
An HE shell of 1916 era with the rebated lip (for possible use as AA with a No. 80/44 fuze) would usually be a Mk III, so the Mk V confuses me a little.
Also with the 2 letter Lot code, this shell is typically Canadian.
Regards, Graeme