Id. aerial bombs
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PC500 ??
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PC500 ??
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According to Ebay, Russian 300kg bomb. Is this correct ?
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According to Ebay, Russian 300kg bomb. Is this correct ?
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It's a FAB-100 sv mod. 1932. Soviets had no 300 kg class bombs and their heavier bombs were much slimmer.
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Thanks for your help, GrzesioGrzesio wrote
It's a FAB-100 sv mod. 1932. Soviets had no 300 kg class bombs and their heavier bombs were much slimmer.

Here, another image from the same photo serie:
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These three of silver colour are ZAB-2,5-1 incendiaries, 1.5 kg heavy bombs made of electron. The darker bombs in the background are AO-2,5sch fragmentation bombs. Judging from the lack of arming vanes on the fuzes, they are intended for use in dispensers or cluster bombs.
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Thank yoy very much for your help, Grzesio
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SD500 ??
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SD500 ??
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Yes, it is - SD 500 A.
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Thank you, Grzesio ...Grzesio wrote
Yes, it is - SD 500 A.

Here, a nice image from Ebay. I think SC50 bombs probably...
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Yes, they are SC 50. And it seems, this marking scheme, with just big serial (?) numbers was using during the Spanish war.
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SC1000 ??
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SC1000 ??
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Hi all,
Not bombs, but....
. According to Ebay photo caption, Italian torpedoes...Is this correct ?
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Not bombs, but....

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Can somebody read the inscription on this 250Kg bomb ?
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Can somebody read the inscription on this 250Kg bomb ?
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Flam C 250 of course. 
A red ring visible on the body, as well as a filling cap between the fuse pockets are also distinctive for an incendiary bomb.

A red ring visible on the body, as well as a filling cap between the fuse pockets are also distinctive for an incendiary bomb.
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Thank you very much for your help, one more time, Grzesio
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