Here is a luft book the guy gave me..its falling apart bad!!and if anyone would like to see it before it disapeaers here is a few shots..
Hello.
Forgive me if this is a really stupid question.
I recently bought a couple of British WW1 fuses. One says 85-1 one it, so I assume it's a number 85 timed/percussion fuse. The other is similar, possibly a number 80, based on a faint number I can see on the base (after the lowest part has been unscrewed).
I realise, of course, that neither of these fuses is attached to the shell, the business end of the apparatus, but is it possible that either is still "live" in the sense that the detonator could still be intact?
If so, how much of a problem is this, and is there anything I need to do about it?
Hi,can anyone tell me if this is very collectable just picked it up..thank you
If so please show!
Here are some vintage 1960/70s bits from my collection.
I had 11 Action men when I was a boy and a box full of equipment. It was all thrown away :(
I am starting to buy bits again
Nick
Here is another FAD and which is often dismissed as DDR.
In my opinion, a very rare pre 1945 FAD !
Regards,
David
Hi everyone,
I´ve just bought this piece from my friend for 20 bucks!..Could it be possible that the leather parts and plate are war-made???
I know the plate is repainted black probably for firemen in 50´..
I am thinking about renovation a need to know what everything should be changed..
THX!
on hols 1984 in Normandy got chatting to a local chap and ended up having a few drinks. exchange is no robbery, bottle of calvados for a lid. remains of the blue and yellow paint of the shield below the white arc are discernible
