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Stokes Mortar Fuze

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UBIQUE
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Can anyone positively id the fuze in the attatched photo(unknown source) ,as today we dug out a 3in stokes mortar with the same fuze,
is it a 147 as shown in the attatched drawing ?
Sorry but i dont have a photo of the one we found
does anyone have a clear photo of this fuze i could use please...thanks for looking allan
 

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146 or 147

Can anyone positively id the fuze in the attatched photo(unknown source) ,as today we dug out a 3in stokes mortar with the same fuze,
is it a 147 as shown in the attatched drawing ?
Sorry but i dont have a photo of the one we found
does anyone have a clear photo of this fuze i could use please...thanks for looking allan

Allan,

It looks like a 146 to me but just in case you think its a 147 herewith a photo for comparison,
 

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Hi Bonnex thats great when i compare the one in the photo i posted with yours i can see your 147 has a thicker and slimmer ring around it so i can confirm now that its a 146,
many thanks for your help,its appreciated allan
 
146 & 147

Allan,

A photo with both fuzes, 146 on the left. Note brass sleeve.
 

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