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Japanese Army Auxiliary Detonating Fuze used in conjunction with Type 89 Powder Time Fuze, Type 2 Powder Time and Impact Fuze and Type 100 Mechanical Time and Impact Fuze. Tokyo Explosives Factory, July 1934 (Showa 9).

I recently received these two detonators. I know they are for the 2 pounder, but this type of information I can find anywhere. I like to hear more from you. Thanks. Greetings

Hi, Can someone shed his light on the remains of a fuze I found please (see pics). What type is this? It reads "LP-3B" on the side. Anyone a clue what this means please? The fuze seems to be percussion DA and resembles a bit to the no117 or 119 fuze (height, material), but is has a wider...

N8 Mk 1

Japanese Navy Type 97 BombTail Fuze. Allied designation B-6(a). Used in the 31 kg Practice bomb Showing disassembly

Japanese Navy Type 97 BombTail Fuze. Allied designation B-6(a). Used in the 31 kg Practice bomb

Japanese Navy Tail Bomb Fuze B-3(a) Japanese designation: Type 15 Tail Fuze Model 2. Used in 250 Kg G.P.H.E and Anti-submarine bombs Showing armed and unarmed as well as disassembled

Japanese Navy Tail Bomb Fuze B-3(a) Japanese designation: Type 15 Tail Fuze Model 2. Used in 250 Kg G.P.H.E and Anti-submarine bombs

Manufactured by EOC (Elswick Ordnance Company which was the armaments branch of W.G Armstrong) in England under contract for the Imperial Japanese Army in the Meiji year 45 which is 1912. From the Sadlier Collection.

Used with Smoke Projectiles for the 50 mm Discharger and Illuminating projectiles for 70 mm mortar and 70 mm Howitzer. April 1939 Tokyo Army Arsenal. From the Sadlier Collection.

Used with H.E. Projectiles for 81 mm, 90 mm, & 150 mm mortars and incendiary projectiles for 90 mm mortar. Optional Short Delay Pellet showen. January 1942 Osaka Army Arsenal. From the Sadlier Collection.

Used with H.E. projectiles for the 81 mm, 90 mm, and 150 mm mortars. Selector at 12 o'clock - Instantenous Selector at 3 o'clock - Short Delay October 1942 Tokyo Army Arsenal From the Sadlier Collection

I found this in a box today when I was sorting stuff out, thought it would be of interest. I don't recall seeing may of the base fuzed versions around. Does anyone know what date they stopped using them? All INERT etc. Dave.

Japanese Navy 5th Year Nose Fuze with Gaine as used on the 8, 12 and 14 cm projectiles. This fuze was made in May 1942 at Kure Naval Arsenal. I'm looking for adaptor if anyone knows where I can find one.

Japanese Army 12 Year Type Instananeous Bomb Nose Fuze. Designated A-2(b) by the Allies. Made at Osaka Army Arsenal April 1943

Japanese Type 88 Slight Delay Nose Percussion Fuze intended for use in ammunition for Howitzer and low velocity guns Delay is estimated at between .05 and 1 second.. Instructions on outside of can are for how to open the can etc.

British WW 1

Japanese Army Type 97 H.E. Hand Grenade Fuse assembled & disassembled. Made at Tokyo Army Arsenal May 1941.

JAPANESE ARMY MECHANICAL IMPACT NOSE FUZE A-2(C) with either instantaneous or delay action chosen and mechanically adjusted in the bomb rack during flight. "FROM 25thapril's COLLECTION"

JAPANESE NAVY TYPE 91 MECHANICAL TIME FUZE USED IN VARIOUS 12CM, 12.7CM, 14CM, 15CM, & 15.5CM PROJECTILES. MANUFACTUED AT TOYOKAWA NAVY ARSENAL.