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What is this Bakelite disk for?

Anders

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I only have the photos and no additional information. The two half are glued together.
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A guess, but maybe a US-produced training item to represent a foreign mine; I don't recognise type (which may or may not be bakelite itself) it is supposed to depict though...
 
I had some x-ray taken and had it measured, not that I am any the wiser.
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Challenger was a separate loading QF design.. the projectile and cart case were loaded separately to reduce the size of the round in the turret...

I THINK this may be the closing cup that went on the end of the cart case.. the raised cross being an identification mark.. This is going back in my memory a long way, so I may be wrong!
 
Challenger was a separate loading QF design.. the projectile and cart case were loaded separately to reduce the size of the round in the turret...

I THINK this may be the closing cup that went on the end of the cart case.. the raised cross being an identification mark.. This is going back in my memory a long way, so I may be wrong!
Sorry.. I meant Conqueror! Duh!
 
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