S-Mine 35 collection

[Euronymous]

Hello

Here is a collection I could see during my last holidays in Russia. What do you think ?

[oberjaeger]

some in very nice condition

[klarkon]

S-Mi.44 on the left.
Thousands of them still lodged in the ground till today.

[WWIIBuff]

Looks like a few nice examples, thanks for showing it to us. Unfortunately this collector does not have the ultra rare S.Mi.Z.44 for the S.Mi.44 either.

What are the set-ups in the back, the one with the bar on top of the mine, and the one laying down to the right of it?

[Euronymous]

Looks like a few nice examples, but even they do not have the ultra rare S.Mi.Z.44 for their S.Mi.44.

What is the set-up in the back with the bar on top of the mine?

The set up on the back is the very rare electric S-Minen zünder 40.

Informations here:

http://www.lexpev.nl/fuzesandigniter...zuender40.html

[WWIIBuff]

Thanks. Many congratulations to your collector friend, I have never seen one before. I should have known that Lexpev would have the answer.

[jeeeensy]

Hi.. sorry to hijack Euronymous thread on SMI.35.
I can ad to the post with some more E.SMI.40 parts.

Excuse the poor quality piccs, ill make better ones later and start a thread on the E SM.i E.40 setup.



Regards Nick ,

[oberjaeger]

a warehouse???

[jeeeensy]

A Warehouse,, phew I thought you said something else then

[WWIIBuff]

A Warehouse,, phew I thought you said something else then

It could be the other type of house too, since seeing the pictures of these rare items is almost as exciting... well, maybe not, but these are very nice examples. What a fantastic collection!