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Some of Grapeshots bits.

tigbrand

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Hi Chaps,sold a case to new member Grapeshot on SA,and as i had to go near where he lives,i dropped it off, Nice coffee and a look at some nice early, mainly Boer war era bits,the 4.7"(i think!)shrapnell was very nice indeed.I only took a few pics but some nice scarce early stuff and Jim is an interesting chap to talk to.He also collects SA ammo too.Cheers Tony.:tinysmile_grin_t:
 
Hi Tig,
Looks like you enjoyed your self there, ordnance and tea cups all over the floor :tinysmile_grin_t: What is the fuze you have taken a picture of in the last image? Some great looking rounds there.
Best regards Weasel.
 
Fuse

Hi Andy,i think its a French T&P fuze,but it might be Belgian! Im interested to know what the Fuze? in the second crappy pic is. Its stamped P. Tig.
 
Fuse markings

The English fuse has an M above an O in the grove next to the P and a /|\
the base is stamped with a M ,star and /|\.

The French, is marked St_Ch with numbers 1 to 18,
OD 53.5mm threads 41 x 2mm pitch and OL 67mm

We would like to know the models and date of them please

Thanks Grapeshot
 

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