Unknown fuses ww1

[Gr.Fr]

Hello)
Please tell me what kind of fuses? Nearby were the fuses in Germany and Denmark

 

[Gr.Fr]

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[Gr.Fr]

Sikkerhedsbrandrør M. 1914
They sent me such a diagram. Perhaps someone has more information?

 

[MINENAZ16]

Sikkerhedsbrandrør M. 1914
They sent me such a diagram. Perhaps someone has more information?

This diagram comes from the book made by H BELOT (Danish shells and fuzes).
This fuze is used with 210mm and 75mm (another one, similar, is described and used on 150mm and 190mm).
Your fuze is for sure from the same series but with different shape on the base.

 

[Gr.Fr]

thanks) Is it possible to find this book?

 

[Gr.Fr]

as I understand it is bottom fuses?

 

[MINENAZ16]

Books are protected by copyright.
The fuze is an inner bottom fuze (inside for small caliber and under a bottom plug for large calibers).

 

[Alpini]

Books are protected by copyright.

The Belot drawings are nearly 100% copies from the book "Beskrivelse af Artilleriets Ammunition, K. N. Frydenlund, 1916". This book may well be still under copyright too (copyright ends mostly 70 years after death of author). Later the book was reprinted (cleaned scans, digitally printed) by 4-V Verlag, Hamburg (P. Voss). So it's a good question who has the real copyright in this case. I wonder why people take their energy to copy old books instead of publishing own researched books with new information. If this would be done in a thesis it would be called a plagiarism (not the reprint).