François B. - 2x SD-1, some ElAZ... , e.AZ.66 , Z.41, Dopp.Z.41A ? AZ.80 . . .
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I thought I would add a couple of things to this thread.
First the rear cone to a parachute mine, it had been used in a garden, for plants, and that is when it got it's black paint (only on about 80% of the outside).
And the canister pin from a AB-36 incendiary container.Comment
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And the pin.Comment
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Also, anybody know what this was from ?Comment
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Very nice Gary, thanks for posting. I like the tag on the rod with the history to it.
A friend of mine in the UK had a parachute mine cone in his collection. We were in the middle of working out a deal for me to buy it and a few other items, when he suddenly passed away. Sadly his collection was broken up and the cone has gone missing. Here is a picture of it.
Another friend said there was a complete parachute mine in the Imperial War Museum when we visited there several years ago, but I do not remember seeing it.Comment
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Here are the items I ownComment
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Some fuzes etcComment
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Those are awesome Renaud, I am drooling.Originally posted by Renaud View Post
So you have tail fins from an SD-70, SC-250, and SC-500, correct?Comment
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Nice Lassi. Is there any history behind that piece like the plane it came from or where it crashed?Originally posted by Lassi View PostComment
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HelloOriginally posted by WWIIBuff View Post
It is not from a crash site, it was dug by me Here in Denmark at a former lw airfield. Postwar the plaines were destroyed and som scrap parts can still be found. Low to dig there and no dead boddies laying around
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Also found the Keys for setting the bombs.
Cheers
LarsComment
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Lars, the keys turned out great...[emoji1303][emoji1303][emoji1303]
Thanks for sharing these.
Glen
Collector of Wehrmacht Ordnance, Optics & Field Equipment.
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Einstellschlüssel fur zeitzünder 89
Einstellschlüssel für zeitzünder 17Comment
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