Original U.S. Civil War Lot of Ten Artillery Fuzes of 5 and 10 Seconds & Sponge Cover MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets The ruse was a success

The ruse was a success

The top plastic shield is almost fully intact

consisting of a Grenade launcher

[25] A controversial clause in the agreement stipulated that Duke Charles I would be paid £7 and 4s to replace each Brunswick soldier killed in battle- with three wounded men equal to one dead man

where examples using the Pin Fire and Rimfire systems were made into the late 1870's

Original U.S. Civil War Lot of Ten Artillery Fuzes of 5 and 10 Seconds & Sponge Cover MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets The ruse was a successOriginal Items. Only One Available. This is a tremendous Civil War Artillery group consisting of ten unopened slightly torn open packs of artillery fuzes ranging from 5, 10, 12, 15, and 20 second fuzes. Three boxes have very clear labels for Frankford Arsenal, and are dated 1863. Another box has a very faint label reading 1863, and the other six boxes are unlabeled but some have second stamps below each fuze, with some packs containing different