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MD1 Mk1 Bee Hive Demolition Charge. |
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Sectioned Clam With L Dely |
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Top Mk1 Clam, Left, Russian Clam Sent as Aid To Russia, Right bottom Standard Mk3 Clam All Produced by MD1. |
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Selection of Det containers, Packaging, Snout tin, Explosives Container and some very good repro Exposives. |
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Primer Tin (Top) No8 Pressure Switch and L Delay Tin. |
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Limpet Mine and A/C Delay Tin. X. |
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Different Magnets on Right Example X |
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No10 Time Pencils and Fog Signal igniters Bottom Centre, L Delays. |
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Trip wire(top), Fuse Cross Over Connector, Pull igniter Mk3, No1 Switch Mk1 and a Det Tin with Tool. |
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Tyre mines Dissembled, The one on Right is a WW2 German copy, If any one Has some info on this please could you let me know. |
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Internal view of Coal Charge. X. |
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Tyre Mine Igniter Tin (Base Plug for Scale) |
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Tin containing Tyre mines |
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Rock Mine with Tyre mine thats inside (Top View) |
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Half Run Over Horse Turd Mine. |
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Exploding Horse Turd Mine. X |
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Bottom View of Horse Turd Mine. X |
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Shaving Stick Incendairy. |
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G.P.Grenade with Air Pressure Fuse (top view) X |
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Switch, No. 2, Pressure Mk. II
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Switch, No. 3, Release Mk. I
Developed by MD1, this was the main British release switch of WWII, likely used for a time after the war as well.
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Switch, No.7 Pull/Pressure Mk. I.
This was an electrical switch that could be set for between 5 and 35 pounds pressure or release.
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No8 Switch or debollocker |
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Gun Cotton Tin, the screw in centre of lid can be removed and a Igniter can be fixed to make a demolition charge. X |
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Paper Decription of contents |
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Time chart acording to temperature |
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Tyre Mine and Explosive Pack X |
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Tubes used for various fillings ( grease, explosive or a smelly liquid) |
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Black Parachute for Container Night Dropping. |
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SOE & OSS Concusion Igniter |
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Demo Charge Post WW2 But same as WW2 Versions |
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Demo Charge Post WW2 But same as WW2 Versions |
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2 Soe Explosive Capsules and Bangalore torpedo head |
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Mk2 Brassard boards and fuse igniters |
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No27 Det tin and Drill dets |
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A Big thank you to Eric for sending in the following pictures of his collection for all to look at. X
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