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Good afternoon,
I think this is the right combination of grenade and fuze.
What are the right colors of the grenade.
It is impossible to me to read the Italian text on the copies.
Regards,
DJ

Good morning,
I have found in TM9-1985-6 ( see download https://archive.org/details/TM9-1985-6/ ... ew=theater )
some of the information on page 109 it is a 149/40mm A.D.E-H.E. M35.
The only thing I miss now are the colors of the projectile.
Best Regards,
Derk Jan

Good morning,
I am looking for information about the depicted grenade.
I have been told that it is an Italian one, but I have my doubts.
I hope one of you can help me.
Thanks in advance, kind regards,
Derk Jan

Information about 9.8mm Colt from the two books below.

1. Manual of Pistol and Revolver Cartridges VOLUME I.
2. W.R.A. Co. Headstamped Cartridges and their variations VOLUME II.

Regards,
Derk Jan

The development of the ( scherpe partoon No. 3 ):
On the left the cartridge Old Model ( 10x23R ) with a lead pointed bullet. Total Wight of the cartridge is 15,84 g.
In the center the intermediate model ( 10x23R ) from 1902 with a cylindrical lead bullet. Total Wight of the cartridge is 16,61 g.
On ...

It is a Polish dummy cartridge the percussion cap is spring-loaded . Poland had a large number of dummy cartridges in use.

Gentlemen,

This is certainly a replica, made by Willem van der Eng a Dutch Collector. He has made a number of replicas, mostly of very rare experimental German cartridges.
The headstamp was a capital R in circle or the word copy on 12hrs and on 6nhrs ern or er.
The meaning of ern: Eng Reuver ...

As far as I can remember, the Capital R was used to indicate that it is a replica.
Whether it is also the case here, I do not know.
Regards,
DJ

Hi Eniac,

Try this one: https://forum.cartridgecollectors.org/t ... 7-ds/25534

Best Regards,
Derk Jan

There is some information on the IAA site.
Look for: PzB Patrone 35(p) 7,92x107DS