Hi all,
Can anyone help me identify this zinc ammo box? I think it is Kriegsmarine?
Thanks a lot
Can anyone help me identify this zinc ammo box? I think it is Kriegsmarine?
Thanks a lot
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Hello and welcome to the forum,
I believe that's a box to transport several kinds of artillery fuses. Ah, and yes, that stamp is for the Kriegsmarine
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bpa - Herbert Greinert Metallverarbeitung Schöneweide, Oberschöneweide - Edisonstrasse 63, BerlinComment
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Thank you very ,much! Is it someting special, I have never seen this kind before..Originally posted by me6_130 View PostComment
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In my opinion the hinges on the lid do not belong there. The same with the inlay. I had 5 of these boxes and all had the lid loose on the case. Not fastened with hinges.
These boxes are not that common, but not difficult to find.Always looking for Wehrpasses/Soldbooks and all other information of:
1) 70 Infanterie Division (70 ID)/(Gren. Regt. 1019; Gren. Regt. 1020; Art. Rgt. 170; Nachr. Abt. 170).
2) Marine Flak Abteilung 810 and Marine Artillerie Abteilung 202.
"Als nachfolger kam die 70 I.D. von der Insel Walcheren herüber. Dieses war der traurigste Krippensetzer-Verein der mir je unter die Augen gekommen ist."..according to Korvetten Kapitän Immo Hopman (commandant of MAA 203).Comment
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[QUOTE=von Manteufel;8636315]Hi all,
Can anyone help me identify this zinc ammo box? I think it is Kriegsmarine?
Thanks a lot
This is Kriegsmarine zicn box, I found a lot of them close to WWII Kriegsmarine coast artilery positions in Lithuania. Here's how it should look like in original. Without any plates inside.Comment
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+1Originally posted by frans h. View PostKRIEGSMARINE, MPA, Marine Peil Abteilung, MPHS Marine Peil Hauptstelle Flandern Brügge, BELGIUM, Operation RAMROD 934, Feldpostnr 22661Comment
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