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    #1

    Late war WH ammo crate

    Gents,
    I hope that some one can provide me some more details on this crate I've got

    Cheers

    Edwin
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          Hello,

          The case appears to have been stripped bare of any marking, paint or finish.
          This kind of box usually contained some kind of optic or optic part.

          Cheers

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            Late war WH ammo crate

            Hi Edwin,

            difficult to tell exactly, please indicate at least the dimensions of your crate.

            L x D x H = ?


            Ferd

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              #7
              Hi Edwin,

              This one looks exactly the same like one of my boxes, and that is a box for panzer optics/parts. I'll shall check it for you tonight and maesure it also.

              Regards

              Erwin
              Last edited by MG-Freak; 05-02-2012, 08:46 AM.

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                Originally posted by MG-Freak View Post
                Hi Edwin,

                This one looks exactly the same like one of my boxes, and that is a box for panzer optics/parts. I'll shall check it for you tonight and maesure it also.

                Regards

                Erwin
                Hey Erwin,
                Thats sounds great Looking forward to the follow-up

                Mzzl

                Edwin

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                  #9
                  Hi Edwin,

                  Hereby my crate.










                  As you can see the condition is pretty poor/used. Don't know what they did with it, but they had a crazy idea to paint the crate with a ''salmon like'' colour
                  Haven't had time to clean it yet.

                  L = 51 cm
                  W = 17 cm
                  H = 22 cm

                  Unfortunate there are no stamps on the crate, but on the top you can read K.F.Z. 2, and optic that was used in German tanks

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                    Erwin
                    My crate is
                    L = 43 cm
                    W = 17 cm
                    H = 22 cm

                    so, seems to be a bit smaller in lenght

                    Mzzl

                    Edwin

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                      #11
                      Hmmm interesting.
                      There is a guy here on the forum called, me__63 or Carles. He knows alot about optics. Maybe he knows where it was used for?

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                        Originally posted by MG-Freak View Post
                        Hmmm interesting.
                        There is a guy here on the forum called, me__63 or Carles. He knows alot about optics. Maybe he knows where it was used for?
                        Hello,

                        Sorry for being late but I had some little problems with my faulty laptop. Yes, the box looks like the KZF2 MG34 panzer optic box (50 x 22 x 17 cm) but your's is a bit shorter. I imagine it's for some optic but not sure which Similar optics are the driver's KFF2 and also a bit shorter.

                        Can you show details of the inside, any screw holes or missing partitions?

                        Carles
                        Last edited by me6_130; 05-02-2012, 02:51 PM.

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                          #13
                          gosh, funny that there are still things out there we don't know much about huh.

                          Cheers

                          Edwin

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                            Shame on you for being late Carles

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                              Here you can compare the two KZF2 (at the right) to the KFF2 (left)

                              Carles
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