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Sir Alan Cobham Pilot's History
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WW1 British No 102 Shell Fuse, July 1916.
WW1 British No 102 shell fuze in used condition. The brass shell fuse is clearly dated July 1916, the shell fuze is also marked G.K. it has been struck on the top slightly this can be seen in the photographs. Broad arrow marked.
WW1 British No 102 shell fuze in used condition. The brass shell fuse is clearly dated July 1916, the shell fuze is also marked G.K. it has been struck on the top slightly this can be seen in the photographs. Broad arrow marked.
The N°102 percussion fuse were N°100 fuzes transformed into N°101 fuzes by removing the transversal percussion mechanism and replacement of the axial pellet by a conventional detonator cap pellet. A crimping groove was machined at the cone base.
