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At first glance this looks like some unremarkable modern grenade. Closer inspections reveals something over 100 years old.
This is a #WW1 French OF1 Grenade made between 1915-1917.
OF1 stands for Grenade Offensive No. 1 The fuze is a Brillant Model 1916 made by ECP
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The MM stall will be at the @dfv_show this weekend. Lots of goodies packed ready. Including this mint condition 2.75" rocket in its original storage tube
#WW2 dated German 2cm FLAK 30 / 38 steel cartridge. These are in โrelicโ condition and will have some surface corrosion and a tiny hole on one side of the neck where they have been laying on a moist surface. Ideal for making up mags or boxes where they are not seen.
Thanks to the cockwomble driving a white @PorscheGB 4x4 in #Tetbury yesterday afternoon, I now have 3 broken toes. Clearly anyone who is stupid enough to pay extra money to get a #Porsche badge on a #VW is too stupid to read the highway code when it comes to pedestrian crossings.
Pre #WW1 Commemorative medallion to mark the visit of King George V and Queen Many to #Dundee on 10th July 1914. Part of a #PR exercise to increase the popularity of the Royals.
#WW2 Commemorative medallion to marking entry of British 8th Army into #Italy โ Dated 10th July 1943. This is an unofficial medal, probably made by some enterprising #Italian merchant and sold to the troops.
The #WW1 German Navy 6cm was developed before the outbreak of #WW1 as a lightweight deck gun and later evolved into a landing gun for use by Marine Artillery Regiments. Kaisers cipher over the letter โMโ indicating Marine
#WW2 German High Explosive Shell โ Gesch Kast 152 (r) . Manufactured 1943. Captured by the Finnish #Army 1943-45. Scrapped 2007. Never fired in all that time.