Piat rounds

[LCplCombat]

http://www.canadiansoldiers.com/weapons/ammunition/piatlammo.htm

 

[LCplCombat]

http://www.canadiansoldiers.com/weapons/ammunition/piatlammo.htm

Fuze percussion No. 425 mk II holder

 

[hangarman]

These tubes look like 3 in mortar tubes. I have one in my collection with a similar batch number and same colour yellow stripes.The piat carriers are slightly larger in diameter and the handles are slightly more central.
Cheers, Hangarman

 

[LCplCombat]

Just goes to show you cant trust stuff on T'interweb

 

[Gspragge]

I'll say, they show these two images as 18Pdrs.

At left, an 18-pounder in use during the start of the Second World War in training in Canada; at right a surviving 18-pounder at the armouries in Saskatoon.

Nice try but it's a nice German 77 Na 96.

 

[Anders]

http://www.canadiansoldiers.com/weapons/ammunition/piatlammo.htm

Fuze percussion No. 425 mk II holder

I got these two. The container to the left has another shape than the one to the right witch according to the qouted post is a No. 425 Mk. II. Did the same fuze come in two different containers or could it be for the Bazooka.