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Hello guys,is this a pocher decal? it looks good to me even though the picture is not great but i would be interested in your opinions.cool militarianotcoolThanks.

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Hey guys im starting up more research on my great uncle and i need your help. His serial # is 36 154 155 his name is Arthur L Bever and he was in the 3423rd Ord MAM co. If any body else could help me finding more info that would be great!
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I have seen these for sale, and although not interested in purchasing I wondered if they were the real thing or fantasy items? I found an earlier post, but pics were removed, where mention was made of Latvian fakes flooding the market, and wondered if these were them. Any thoughts please?

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Hi, am working on my computer render, the fuze pocket on the German bombs has the pocket wall then it appears from the diagram that you would place the fuze into a bed of Picric pellets?

as its Piciric i am guessing it will be a egg yellow/greeny color? but did they use a stabilizer/bonding agent to make the pellets that would change the color?

if anyone has any information on the compostion, what these pellets look like it would be fantastic. how big were they? ect…
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the gaine seems to sit on a metal plate in the fuse pocket but its not clear. I am a bit confused at this part.

would there have been some sort of housing to contain the pellets or would they just have sat there?

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