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WWWIIBuff replied to the thread Looking for two Holy Grails....I realize that I will need to step up and pay a good amount for either of these, but as long as they are nice examples, I am willing. I...
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batonroundcollector replied to the thread Kajaki: the true story (2014).Finally got round to watching this... assume the mines encountered were scatterable AP, but none were visible on screen, and the... -
337bis replied to the thread 1 pounder incendiary projectile.POST DELETED BY ADMIN Discussion or showing render safe or other inerting methods is not permitted on bocn as per the sites rules. Admin
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fert replied to the thread 95 mm shell casing.Hello, 95mm La Hitolle with german fuze? Do you know the height? -
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fert replied to the thread 95 mm shell casing.Hello, interesting to know the manual you take pic. Case is for 9,5cm L/16 Feld Haubitze. You can see dot at mouth used to hold shell to...
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Bbombista replied to the thread 95 mm shell casing.The official Austro-Hungarian report states: 1 battery 9.5 cm ex-Belgian howitzers (Austria-Hungary’s Last War, 1914-1918 - Translated...
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BMG50 replied to the thread Looking for two Holy Grails....The 74 are about as with the limpet but fetch high prices, the hard to find part on the 74 is the outer metal cover just for them are... -
Bbombista replied to the thread 95 mm shell casing.During the Great War, Austria-Hungary, for the defense of Pola, had 9.5 cm M.15/B T. Hb. (Turret Howitzers). Generally, the "/B"...
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Bbombista replied to the thread 95 mm shell casing.Incredible, there’s no news about this cannon. Maybe it was never produced?
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WIt's been a while since I last posted that I am looking for these, but I still am. ;) 1) Complete No.74 Sticky Bomb 2) Type 6 Rigid...
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RH.B. & S. - Heenan, Beddow & Sturmey of Manchester and Willenhall. https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Heenan,_Beddow_and_Sturmey TimG
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Concerning detctable; three kinds, -Full metal, easily detactable -Little metal (just firing pin and firing pin spring, aluminium...
