USA WWII Blasting Cap Protector Stick, Hard To Find.
"The blasting cap protector is used to make moisture proof the union between a non-electric cap and the time fuse used in a charge to be left in place several days before firing. It will not waterproof a connection placed under water. As issued, 25 cap protectors are rolled on a small stick 6 1/2 inches long.
At this point, only the Miller Manufacturing Co. out of El Paso, Texas is a kno... read more
USA WWII Blasting Cap Protector Stick, Hard To Find.
"The blasting cap protector is used to make moisture proof the union between a non-electric cap and the time fuse used in a charge to be left in place several days before firing. It will not waterproof a connection placed under water. As issued, 25 cap protectors are rolled on a small stick 6 1/2 inches long.
At this point, only the Miller Manufacturing Co. out of El Paso, Texas is a kno... read more
USA WWII Blasting Cap Protector Stick, Hard To Find.
"The blasting cap protector is used to make moisture proof the union between a non-electric cap and the time fuse used in a charge to be left in place several days before firing. It will not waterproof a connection placed under water. As issued, 25 cap protectors are rolled on a small stick 6 1/2 inches long.
At this point, only the Miller Manufacturing Co. out of El Paso, Texas is a kno... read more
USA WWII Blasting Cap Protector Stick, Hard To Find.
"The blasting cap protector is used to make moisture proof the union between a non-electric cap and the time fuse used in a charge to be left in place several days before firing. It will not waterproof a connection placed under water. As issued, 25 cap protectors are rolled on a small stick 6 1/2 inches long.
At this point, only the Miller Manufacturing Co. out of El Paso, Texas is a kno... read more
USA WWII Blasting Cap Protector Stick, Hard To Find.
"The blasting cap protector is used to make moisture proof the union between a non-electric cap and the time fuse used in a charge to be left in place several days before firing. It will not waterproof a connection placed under water. As issued, 25 cap protectors are rolled on a small stick 6 1/2 inches long.
At this point, only the Miller Manufacturing Co. out of El Paso, Texas is a kno... read more
USA WWII Pressure Firing Device M1 Extremely Hard To Find, Inert.
This is how was the first ever produced USA Pressure Firing Device M1, made in BRASS and more looking to the British Switch No.2 Mk.I than to the later updated version with prongs and one piece zink body named M1A1, (Item 53640).
This M1 is not in minty condition, but so rare, that I say thank you for get this one. Very rare item.
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195.00 EUR
German Wehrmacht Man. Kart. l. J. G. 18 u. 3,7 cm Pak, Manöver Kartusche Leichtes Infanteriegeschütz 18 und 3,7 cm Pak, Crate, Box, Case, 1938.
One of the hardest to find boxes for 3,7 cm Pak related stuff. Box is super nice and well marked. Sizes are 38 x 38 x 12,5 cms. This box contained small cardboard cardtridges for use with both weapons at Military Maneuvers. It is a "Must Have" for all 3,7 cm PAK collectors as it is a very hard to find box.
Now about shipping, all will depend on your location as there are several... read more
295.00 EUR
USA WWII Pressure Firing Device M1A1 Empty Transport Box, Hard To Find.
The box is missing one side, but as they are so rare today, I think still a very nice addition to your collection. When in display you will not see the fail. The text reads: 5 FIRING DEVICES PRESSURE TYPE-M1A1 W/3 PRONG TYPE PRESSURE EXTENSIONS & 2 ADJUSTABLE SLEEVE EXTENSIONS.
10 years ago you could find these boxes FULL all the time in the shows, today you cannot. It is fucking unbelie... read more
50.00 EUR
USA WWII Blasting Cap Protector Stick, Hard To Find.
"The blasting cap protector is used to make moisture proof the union between a non-electric cap and the time fuse used in a charge to be left in place several days before firing. It will not waterproof a connection placed under water. As issued, 25 cap protectors are rolled on a small stick 6 1/2 inches long.
At this point, only the Miller Manufacturing Co. out of El Paso, Texas is a kno... read more
USA WWII Release Type Firing Device M1 Mint From Box 1944, Inert.
From the bunch found in the Belgian Ardennes years ago. These devices were used for make booby traps turning the MKII grenades and TNT blocks into an Anti Personel mines, they are the so called "anti-lift" devices for put under an antitank mine, for example, or under anyother thing, so when you lift it..... You get the last surprise of your live. They are untouched since they left the USA facto... read more