Artillery Fuse Identification

[Fennius]

Hello all, I'm volunteering at the royal fusiliers museum digging through their archives and we found a bag filled with artillery fuses - I was wondering if anyone could identify them?
http://db.tt/deC4RdG7

The first is explicitly a WWI German one and there's also some sort of trench Fragmentation mortar thingy.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi, and welcome to the forum!

Please use the forum's uploader to add your pics as the link does not work and we discourage outside hosting sites.

Thanks!

Cheers, Ade.

[Steve T]

I have been able to see your pictures. Unfortunately WW1 fuzes are outside of my area of expertise, but all appear to be easy to identify using the following resource.....

Passion & Compassion 1914-1918 : WW1 militaria and technical documentation - artillery fuzes

.....and clicking on the relevant link to the right of the screen.

At least one of your fuzes is English as it is stamped R^L, which I believe pertains to the Royal Labs, Woolwich, the arrow being the War Dept stamp.

Cheers

Steve T