Hello
I have in my possession a fuze that has been recovered from Delville Wood on the Somme. I think it is a No100 percussion fuse that has been modified to a No102 standard. The No100 has been over stamped with a series of XXXX and has been replaced with No1021A. It was manufactured by
A.M.S.G.&V.CO. it is also stamped with the following: F3 594 8 16 M.S.F. Can anyone tell me if I'm correct and add any further information.
Rgds
Steve H
I have in my possession a fuze that has been recovered from Delville Wood on the Somme. I think it is a No100 percussion fuse that has been modified to a No102 standard. The No100 has been over stamped with a series of XXXX and has been replaced with No1021A. It was manufactured by
A.M.S.G.&V.CO. it is also stamped with the following: F3 594 8 16 M.S.F. Can anyone tell me if I'm correct and add any further information.
Rgds
Steve H