Toffee Apple Ww1 . nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. ww1 toffee apple bomb.
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the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. ww1 toffee apple bomb.
Rare 1.59inch WW1 British Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria
Toffee Apple Ww1 the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. ww1 toffee apple bomb. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium.
From landships.activeboard.com
Toffee Apple Mortar Landships WW1 Forum Toffee Apple Ww1 Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. . Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.passionmilitaria.com
Toffee apple. Toffee Apple Ww1 photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. ww1 toffee apple bomb. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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Rare 1.59inch WW1 British Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 ww1 toffee apple bomb. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. Launched by. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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WW1 British Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. It was a relatively short barrelled. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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Extremely Rare WW1 British Small Sized 1.59 Inch Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. ww1 toffee apple bomb. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. It. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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WW1 Toffee Apple Mortar In Stand MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. ww1 toffee apple bomb. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. It was a relatively short barrelled. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.ima-usa.com
Original British WWI 2 inch Medium Trench Mortar Bomb Toffee Apple International Military Toffee Apple Ww1 photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. ww1 toffee apple bomb. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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WW1 British Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. ww1 toffee apple bomb. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. the mortar. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From over-open-sights.blogspot.com
Over Open Sights 2 inch "Toffee Apple" Mortar. Great War Miniatures. Toffee Apple Ww1 photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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WW1 Toffee Apple Mortar In Stand MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 ww1 toffee apple bomb. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. the bomb. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.alamy.com
A dump of 2 inch medium trench mortar, also known as the 2inch howitzer, and nicknamed the Toffee Apple Ww1 nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. . Toffee Apple Ww1.
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WW1 British Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. Royal garrison artillery. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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WW1 British Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. ww1 toffee apple bomb. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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WW1 British Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. ww1 toffee apple bomb. It was a relatively short barrelled. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.iwm.org.uk
Bomb Mortar 2 in Trench HE (no spigot) Imperial War Museums Toffee Apple Ww1 Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. ww1 toffee apple. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.warrelics.eu
WW1 British 2 inch mortar "Toffee Apple" Toffee Apple Ww1 photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. nicknamed ‘plum. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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WW1 British Toffee Apple Mortar w/ Battle Damage MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. ww1 toffee apple bomb. Royal garrison artillery. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.the-saleroom.com
WW1 Toffee Apple trench mortar bomb very nice example Toffee Apple Ww1 the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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WW1 British Toffee Apple Mortar w/ Battle Damage MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon.. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.spandaumilitariashop.com
INERT 1915 DATED TOFFEE APPLE BOMB Spandau Militaria Shop Toffee Apple Ww1 It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. Launched by. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.the-saleroom.com
WW1 Inert British "Toffee Apple" Newton Trench Mortar Shell large ball top with removable top bra Toffee Apple Ww1 It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. ww1 toffee apple bomb. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500. Toffee Apple Ww1.
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From canonspgmww1guns.canalblog.com
Mortier moyen de 2 in Toffee Apple à Pozières Canons survivants de la Grande Guerre / WW1 Toffee Apple Ww1 the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. ww1 toffee apple bomb. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. It was a relatively. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.alamy.com
Toffee Apple 2inch Mortar Bomb, Muse Somme 1916 Stock Photo Alamy Toffee Apple Ww1 the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. It was a relatively short barrelled. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From mjlmilitaria.com
WW1 Toffee Apple Mortar In Stand MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 ww1 toffee apple bomb. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. Launched by. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From mjlmilitaria.com
Extremely Rare WW1 British Medium Sized 1.59 Inch Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result of the ammunition it fired. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From mjlmilitaria.com
WW1 Toffee Apple Mortar In Stand MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. . Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.ima-usa.com
Original British WWI 2 inch Medium Trench Mortar Bomb Toffee Apple International Military Toffee Apple Ww1 It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. Royal garrison artillery gunners digging a position for a 15 inch howitzer at englebelmer, 22 november 1916. the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. Launched by a charge. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.pinterest.com
1st WW Toffee Apple Mortar Page 2 Toffee apple, Toffee, World war one Toffee Apple Ww1 photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. ww1 toffee apple bomb. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From mjlmilitaria.com
Extremely Rare WW1 British Small Sized 1.59 Inch Toffee Apple Mortar MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. ww1 toffee apple bomb. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. the mortar was nicknamed the toffee apple or plum pudding as a result. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From mjlmilitaria.com
WW1 Toffee Apple Mortar In Stand MJL Militaria Toffee Apple Ww1 the bomb was described as a ‘toffee apple’ or ‘plum pudding’ bomb, weighing 23kg. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach. Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.the-saleroom.com
WW1 toffee apple trench mortar projectile nice example with brass fuse plug, deactivated Toffee Apple Ww1 Launched by a charge from a tube, this bomb could reach 500 to 600 yards with devastating effect. It was a relatively short barrelled weapon. nicknamed ‘plum pudding’ or ‘toffee apple’ mortars after their projectile’s characteristic shape, the 2 inch medium. photograph of british troops carrying 2 inch mortar bombs (‘toffee apples’) by hand, acheux, somme, france. . Toffee Apple Ww1.
From www.pinterest.co.uk
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