Fuse?

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jamespattman

Member

• Jun 21, 2010

• #1

I got this as a present, came from a charity shop (of all places),

I guess that this is some sort of artillery airbust fuse, can anyone give me any clues on what it actually is and who woulld have used it at what time.

I can upload more pictures of different angles if would help.

 

25thapril

Well-Known Member

• Jun 21, 2010

• #2

picture??

G'day James and welcome to BOCN not sure but I can't veiw your pic could just be me so could another member confirm
regards Daryl

 

jvollenberg

Well-Known Member

Ordnance approved

• Jun 21, 2010

• #3

I can't see it either.

Joe

 

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super7

Well-Known Member

• Jun 21, 2010

• #4

We are not allowed to have a look at your mail.google link. Try uploading the picture(s) to bocn as attachment in your reply.

Regards, Jan

 

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jamespattman

Member

• Jun 21, 2010

• #5

sorry about that will attatch the image in a while once i found the pic again

 

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jamespattman

Member

• Jun 21, 2010

• #6

The picture /more on the way if needed

here is the pic after compression

 

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vickers

Well-Known Member

• Jun 21, 2010

• #7

hi, it's a British no 80 detonater, first word war i guess.

 

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jamespattman

Member

• Jun 21, 2010

• #8

thats what my g.dad said WW1, cheers i got 2
im gonna work on freeing one of them up, both seized up

 

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Chris 42 RQ

Well-Known Member

• Jun 21, 2010

• #9

Complete with adaptor.

And it is still fitted with what looks like a very good condition thread adaptor!
WW1 is not my thing but my 18 pounder sharpnel shell had a Number 80 with adaptor.
See No 80 without adaptor ring.

 

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jamespattman

Member

• Jun 21, 2010

• #10

cheers,
i googled it

i also got a shell casing of come sort! i willil post a picture tommorow.
its quite a heavy lump no pins as far as could see