German demolition charges

[Fritz84]

of course my own producers are different..
I have apr - eje - flf

[oberjaeger]

fpr marked, with and without thread ( unfortunally channel has broken).....

[Euronymous]

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[Euronymous]

These charges are often made of zinc. And sometimes they are attacked by zinc pest. How do you protect them ? Personally, I use wax.

[WWIIBuff]

These charges are often made of zinc. And sometimes they are attacked by zinc pest. How do you protect them ? Personally, I use wax.

"Zinc Pest", is that like a termite?

What type of wax do you use? By the way, very nice 3kg charge you have there.

[Euronymous]

"Zinc Pest", is that like a termite?

What type of wax do you use? By the way, very nice 3kg charge you have there.

I use the Renaissance Wax but a bit expensive. This one comes from England and is used by British museums. But in my opinion, it's the same as wax for antiques. I also use it and the result is the same.

[oberjaeger]

i like to ask if there are any 3kg training charges in your collections?

best regards jens

[WWIIBuff]

i like to ask if there are any 3kg training charges in your collections?

best regards jens

Not in mine, but I wish there was.

[Höhe 112]

i like to ask if there are any 3kg training charges in your collections?

best regards jens

There was one for sale time ago:









Hope someone can save the pictures for the future of this thread

[WWIIBuff]

Oh that would have been a nice catch. Any idea how much it sold for?

[Höhe 112]

Oh that would have been a nice catch. Any idea how much it sold for?

Sold for 77€

[WWIIBuff]

Sold for 77€

Wow, some lucky buyer got a great price, even for a ground-dug example.

[oberjaeger]

yes, the new owner is very happy

[WWIIBuff]

yes, the new owner is very happy

Haha, congratulations Jens!

[oberjaeger]

now in restauration...stripped off the paint