HomeHello from Sicily! wen i find some canadian items i post it here..
is it canadian...in this place many soldier of your country loss is life for freedom
is it canadian...in this place many soldier of your country loss is life for freedom
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Canadian fuse
giuseppeinsa- New Member
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Certainly has the C/l\ government acceptance mark. I am unfamiliar with most ordnance, fuses and such, so I am afraid I do know what this piece is.
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It's similar to a C broad arrow except that the arrow points to the side of the C rather than to the top as is normally seen. There is a possibility that this mark indicates something different.
giuseppeinsa- New Member
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i think the same, the arrow points in a different way to the other acceptance marks....but the place were it was recovered was a canadian battlefield.
The fuse was very similar to a uk n°119 fuse...
The fuse was very similar to a uk n°119 fuse...
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