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I'll take a stab at it. Because it is still attached to a nose section I would say that it is a powder train time fuze from a nose ejection shrapnel shell.
Can you clean it some?
Regards,
Johh aka Bart
The pic is with it cleaned it appears to have had a zinc or alloy band around the top cone, i would presume originally with timing marks?, it was originally from the ypres area
Hi
Seem to be the EHZ16BEW if the brass piece on base side can be removal like a "faucet"
If not but a screwing plug it's EHZ17 (cant see well on picture)
hi
WW1 German fuze EHZ 17 generaly used on 10,5 LFH Gr shell filled with HE or chemical (all type of chemical)
Also on 10.5 cm H Gr 14 and H Gr 15 HE shell
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