Luftwaffe aircraft parts

[ian_]

These are Luftwaffe, but not aircraft. The eagle stamp is a Waffenampt armament stamp, found on bombs and guns. I believe you have parts of a large Luftwaffe bomb or parachute mine.

 

[Wurger]

But not the aircraft pieces though. So now the WASAG Oranienburg plant makes a sense. The Westfälisch Anhaltische Sprengstoff AG was a major German explosives manufacturer, headquartered in Coswig, and a key supplier for the German military.

Great !

the pic source: the net.

 

[ian_]

Rarer than aircraft parts, in very good condition, and will probably fit together. I would be very happy to own them!

 

[Wurger]

Here the back part that looks similar the one in frenchie's pics. A German parachute mine in a London garden on the 19th September, 1940.

the pic source: The menace of the 'Parachute Mine'

and here the tail from the bomb. Judging by the shape of the one in frenchie's images it could be a little bit larger.

the pic source:
Non-Contact, Parachute Ground (Land) Mine Type GC

'Secret Naval Investigator'

The nerve racking business of dealing with unexploded 'parachute mines'

www.ww2today.com

So F frenchie should be pleased we could ID these parts finally.
To sum up .. these are the parts of a parchute bomb or mine and these are the German made ones though. Bacon for I ian_

 

[Crimea_River]

Great work guys. Another learning for me.

 

[frenchie]

Great work guys. Another learning for me.

Here the back part that looks similar the one in frenchie's pics. A German parachute mine in a London garden on the 19th September, 1940.

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the pic source: The menace of the 'Parachute Mine'

and here the tail from the bomb. Judging by the shape of the one in frenchie's images it could be a little bit larger.

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the pic source:
Non-Contact, Parachute Ground (Land) Mine Type GC

'Secret Naval Investigator'

The nerve racking business of dealing with unexploded 'parachute mines'

www.ww2today.com

So F frenchie should be pleased we could ID these parts finally.
To sum up .. these are the parts of a parchute bomb or mine and these are the German made ones though. Bacon for I ian_

Good evening, everyone. Thank you so much for your invaluable help. You've solved the mystery of this object. My friend is absolutely thrilled and would like to thank you as well. Thank you all so much—you're all real pros.
Laurent

 

[Wurger]

 

[woodhaven]

hqe - Ardelt-Werke Maschinenfabrik

 

[ex.cd1]

I think it more likely those "fins" fit inside the "tube" and line up with the ridges and screw? holes which is why I suggested "assembling" the parts in the order they appear to fit.

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Its a rear few parts of an German LMA/B sea mine, tail, Para housing and end cap Great find and super Rare :-]