Grenademan2005
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Wow, three mines in their box original from the War... that is a very good piece. 700 GBP are 800 euro/4 parts=200 euro for each mine and the box. Well, not too bad I think. And if the condition was good...
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Gambardier
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Picked up the two 60 pounder shrapnel shells i'd arranged to buy which of course was a major plus point, aside from that I picked up a clip for the end of an 18 pounder shell case from the same guy, and a new WW1 greyback shirt, dissapointed otherwise as I didn't find the gloves/trousers/other general WW1 and WW2 British bits I was looking for
Grenademan2005
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Original 40 mm British bofor WW 2 all in good condition, Ben
Nismosonic
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I did have a look at these as you was talking to spotter and bazooka Chris, very nice indeed. :wink:
Investment
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Hi Ben,
In your second picture what are the 8 steel tubes below the green painted grenades ?
Cheers,
J
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They are the boosters for German Navy Projectiles, these are the long ones they are for the 15 cm Navy rounds, with balistic cap. Ben