Inert WW1 German 10cm shell projectile head & HZ14 fuse
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Inert WW1 German 10cm shell projectile head & HZ14 fuse
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Inert WW1 German 10cm shell projectile head & HZ14 fuse
A compete WW1 German 10cm shell projectile head. The HZ 14 all steel fuse due to late in the war, lack of metals. Fuse is dated 1917. The round was fired from the German K97, K04 & K14 guns. It stands 17inches high. Examples like this are becoming increasing hard to find.
The HZ14 (Hertz-Zünder 1914) fuze was a significant development in artillery munitions used by the German Army during World War I. It represented a technological advancement in how shells were detonated, directly influencing the effectiveness and lethality of artillery fire.
Inert WW1 German 10cm shell projectile head & HZ14 fuse
Heavy item , postage will have to be paid……
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