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    #1

    Stencils on Large Shells

    Hey guys...

    Question...

    I have seen a lot of the captured 88mm shells with the captured black Finnish stenciling (easily to ID based on the font and writing)...but...did the Germans ever use similar stampings?

    Mike
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    Yep,

    germas had stencils or stampings on both shells and cases:

    Carles
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      #3
      but also on gun powder sacks.

      Carles
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        #4
        Examples :


        and Kw.K.43 shells

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          #5
          I guess I ask because though I have seen them on the base, I rarely, if ever see them on the sides.

          I have a large calibre 10.5cm shell, but the stamps run vertically (you have to turn the shell on the side to read them). I assume those are post-war?

          Mike

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            #6
            This is what I mean.

            I am assuming post-war...annnnnnnnnnnd...I assume that removing them will not devalue?

            This is on a 10.5cm shell
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              10,5cm kriegsmarine shell case had stencils on the bottom............

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                so my stencils are post-war, correct?

                Mike

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                  #9
                  I don't know...........maybe some fantasy...............maybe not from german navy........

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                    Originally posted by harrison987 View Post
                    This is what I mean.

                    I am assuming post-war...annnnnnnnnnnd...I assume that removing them will not devalue?

                    This is on a 10.5cm shell


                    You might be right...because I have never seen that king of stamping on a round in original condition. About value...if you are a WWII collector I imagine it won't...but if you are a post war ammo collector, it might, not sure

                    Carles

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