Thumbs up... very nice
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Some flea market finds of this morning...
Got them real cheap !!!Comment
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Paid 10 euro for the EK2 document.
You also see two Belgium Leopold II knigh't medals, one with sword's and one whitout, paid 1 euro a piece
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Very nice! I like the fuses! Can you post some closeups? If you need information or IDs of german WWI fuses, please let me know.Comment
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No problem, I'all post them in 30min, need some time to make the picture.Comment
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Here they are, most of the family.
In the first line you can see Brittish fuses...
All the rest (except two French one's who look alike) are German...Comment
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This is really something, I think I like this one the most...
Look at that shape, it hit something real hard before exploding, it was probebly some kind of metal structure since there's no pitting on it...Comment
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This is how German fuses looked like after years of war, no coper all metal...
(coper supply went dry)Comment
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This is the behind of a exploded Brittish shell...Comment
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This is the only one that I have not found personly.
This is a Belgian fuse, but I can wind of the top, I could put a detonator in it
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same one...Comment
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Thanks! Very interesting. Mostly german and english fuses. The two in pic#24 are made from zink and aluminium (late war producion), so they are heavily corroded. See PN.
Btw. in the second row of your fuses number 2 and 4 (from left) are also british.Comment
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dangerous one?Comment
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