Mis kastiga on tegu

[nemps]

Stugi sisse sellist kasti küll paigutada ei oska, aga pilte saad näiteks siit:

http://www.andreaslarka.net/ps531045/ps531045.html

[uudishimulik]

Paluks abi kastil olevad markeeringud lahti muukida.

[EOD]

Kastis olid teravatipulise kuuliga vintpüssipadrunid. Kuuli mass 9,6 grammi. Tehtud siis isakese tsaari ajal ning ilmselt perioodil, mil valmistati nii vana, ümaratipulise kui uue, teravatipulise kuuliga padruneid.
Muu markeering on valmistaja, partii jne.

[uudishimulik]

Tänud EOD. Nii et 7,62 Mossini moon? Kas 916 tähendab aastat? Ega oska pitsatil olevat (vist tehast) välja lugeda?

[EOD]

Valmistatud ilmselt Peterburi tehases. Teiste seda moona valmistanud tehaste nimetused pooliku pitseriga ei klapi.

Along with the Mosin Nagant rifle a new "small caliber" cartridge was adopted by Russia known as the Three Line (7.62mm) Rifle Cartridge, Model of the Year 1891. Later known as the 7.62x54R, it utilized the relatively new smokeless powder ignited by a Berdan primer to fire a 13,73 gram (212 grain) round nosed bullet at approximately 615 meters/second (2020 feet/second). The rimmed case with cupro-nickel jacketed lead core bullets first went into production at the St. Petersburg cartridge factory in 1891. The cartridge factory at Tula, which was a private company at the time, received a contract shortly thereafter and likely began production in 1893. The Lugansk plant was constructed in 1894 and began full production in 1895. During the Russo-Japanese War contracts for ammunition were given to factories in Germany, Austria and Belgium to supplement domestic production. In 1908 the new pointed "spitzer" bullet known as the "L" for light was adopted which weighed 9,6 grams (147 grains) and had a muzzle velocity of 855 meters/second (2800 feet/second). The increased velocity required the addition of the recoil crossbolt and a new rear sight leaf for the original rifles. During WWI, contracts were given to Winchester, Remington, Western, and the U.S. Cartridge Co. in the United States and Kynoch, Eley Brothers, Greenwood & Batley, Birmingham Metal and Munitions, Royal Laboratory and Government Cartridge Factories in England. Germany again produced cartridges during this time, but for it's own use in captured Mosin Nagant rifles.

http://7.62x54r.net/MosinID/MosinAmmoID01.htm Nii vana kasti pilti siin küll pole. Igatahes paistab olevat kastikogujatele haruldane maiuspala.

[assam]

Kalasaba tapiga moonakast - see on tõesti luksuslik maiuspala

[ivalo]

Peaks vast mingi tehnika küljest olema?
Oskab keegi paika panna?
Mõõdud 38 X 18 X18 cm.

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[ivalo]

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[Troll]

Mässaja: “Mis kast see niisugune on?”
Siim: “Ilus kast teine jah!”
Õde Ursula: "Ei tohi! See on reliikvia!"

[holt]

Ma kujutan ette seda kolinat, mis siis oleks sündinud kui kõnet pidav päälik SELLE kasti kantslist alla põrandale oleks virutanud

[desert eagle]

Asi ei kuulu küll militaar valdkonda kuid huvitav vana ese siiski.On kellegil mõni idee mille jaoks sellist kasti kasutati.Kasti peal on kirjad Amidon E.Verley,A L´Ours blanc 25 K-os Paquets.Lisaks veel on kaanel kujutatud taga käppadel seisvat karu.

[K45P4R]

Charming antique wooden box from 1900 was used at the Paris World's Fair (Exposition Universelle) to store & display boxes of starch (amidon) made by Everley, which won Grand Prix (grand prize). The polar bear (ours blanc) was the logo. Design is carved and inked. Hinged box measures 16 x 10 x 6 inches. We love these for storing our vintage linens when not in use! Price includes free shipping within the USA only via FedEx.

Tärklise väljapanekuks ja hoiustamiseks - nii räägivad kirjad
teksti leidsin netis teise sarnase kasti alla kirjutatuna

[desert eagle]

Tänan vastamast!

[Zylwer]

On keegi sellise kastiga kokkupuutunud ?

[Zylwer]