WW1 -1914 scovill model 1907 fuze- with a mechanical time adjuster. World's First Time Bomb! | ||
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Posted 4 years ago
ho2cultcha
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It's extremely heavy and looks like bronze, but might just be really old brass. Pretty worn out and swivels in all directions. Nuclear warhead? Fancy pencil sharpener? Grape peeler?
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Inter-dimensional time machine. Cool.
It's a Fuze for a mortar..
You Have a Vintage, Military Artillery Round Time Fuse. Probably WW2 era.
Says pm the side too..Scovill Model 1907M Fuze.
Very cool piece..
Thats a ww1 -1914 scovill model 1907 fuze- it has a mechanical time adjustment. I dont know alot about military explosives but maybe you better read up on it as It detonates something ,most likely it hit but unexploded , ??
See if this site helps you to narrow it down.
https://cartridgecollectors.org/?page=introduction-to-artillery-shells-and-shell-casings
Its WWI
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/151321-ww1-era-us-m1907-75mm-artillery-fuze
If you missed it, I just posted 3 posts on my newly acquired trench art. I think these would go with those shells...
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/290094-wwi-trench-art-owned-by-dr-goodsell--p?in=user
Lots of great info there, Thanks , Yeah i heard about a guy that dug and collected old cannon balls until one blew up . Gotta be careful , Thats a cool fuze to display ,
Looks like the fuse is gone so nothing left to go boom. I think everyone here wants it.
wow! Thank you so much kwqd, Izenglish, dav2no1, markalan702, and fortapache! i was close to putting it in the recycling! i think it must have partially exploded - see the way it flips up near the nose?
Well...whats the story? You never told us where you got it? Don't leave us hanging....
I like these!
Most likely a soldier souvenir at some point-- many like to collect battlefield remnants!
Here is a similar piece fashioned into a trench art inkwell:
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/25331-ww1-trench-art-inkwell-and-pen-stand-c?in=1157-activity
scott
Sorry dav2no1! i bought this and a bunch of other interesting things from a picker i know who found them in the trash near his house here in Oakland.
Thanks Scottvez!
Glad to help out.
scott
Nice find!
This piece really doesn't fit into any of my collections, so i'll probably sell it.
here's a diagram showing all the parts and their functions. https://bulletpicker.com/pttf_-m1907m.html
Send me a message..
dav2no1@yahoo.com
fortapache says: " ...I think everyone here wants it."
I would not disagree...at least half of everyone here anyway, myself included... <LOL> What a WAY COOL thing, no matter where else it ends up CONGRATS on keeping it outta a junk pile! <applause>
Thank you AnythingObscure. I know that sales talk is the big no! no! here, but it seems like the occasional link can't be all that horrible!