Adapter ID ???

[jir]

Hello,
does anybody know something about adapter like this ?
It´s without markings, under green there isn´t any other color I think...
Bakelite parts are same as german, but there isn´t any material marking.
Bolts on top are verbus - cut.
Can you help please ?

[jir]

PS: similar from ebay http://www.ebay.de/itm/Wehrmacht-Str...-/321437094519

[Funksammler]

Here is a wartime "BHJ 42" marked example of the three socket model. It is clearly marked and has a locking lever for the incoming socket:

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It uses the same flat pinned connector as the example on Ebay.

So based on the differences, the absence of any military or manufacturer's markings and the green colour I would say yours is a post war product by the same manufacturer.

regards,

Funksammler

[jir]

Thanks for photos - so that mine should be postwar, but interesting (maybe I can try to overdone it in future ?)
What is that lever above that red label for ??? HERE
Btw. here another full bakelite type of 220V adapter...