Thanks for all the help so far, here is the next batch. Looking for country, model number and type. In some cases certain information appears obvious, but confirmation can be a good thing.
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ID Project 9
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For 2168/2169 see - https://www.bocn.co.uk/threads/unknown-timer.109181/#post-339381 xxxxx also used in air dropped mine but I need to find the reference. Xxxxx
Any chance of an image of the maker' markings? TIA
2164/2165 looks very ROF Blackburn, very early 'L' series Base fuze, unusual in that there's no option for a tracer. The deep violet paint, if British, would denotes experimental or trials. any other markings?
TimG
p.s Having checked, air dropped mine used a totally different clockwork mechanism.
Any chance of an image of the maker' markings? TIA
2164/2165 looks very ROF Blackburn, very early 'L' series Base fuze, unusual in that there's no option for a tracer. The deep violet paint, if British, would denotes experimental or trials. any other markings?
TimG
p.s Having checked, air dropped mine used a totally different clockwork mechanism.
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Swiss bomb fuze BZ37 (Blind is for inert model)
Swiss BZ37 bomb fuze
Swiss Brandt Bomb Zunder 37 (BZ 37) - used for the new, cylindrical, Swiss bombs of 6.5kg, 12kg and 50kg entering in service in the 1930s and in use till after ww2 Impact fuze that could also be equipped with a delay sleeve for delay times between 2.0 and 4.4 s The BZ 37 bomb fuze activated at...
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