Not sure on the date, but WWII is probably correct and it has a ZA stores code which is correct for Signals equipment, a good pick up for 5 euros.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
thanks for the reply Jerry !! so its also British right?
Yes, the stores codes and the broad arrow markings are typical for British items. I assume it is for wireless set no. 19 and no.22. The WS no.22 was developed in 1942, so it cannot date from before then.
Wireless Set No. 22
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Jerry is correct on all counts (as per usual)
The only thing I can add is the "T" stands for Tropical. The 22 set was used by Airborne Forces.
I have one of these tins too.
Cheers, Ade.
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i want to thank both of you for this informations
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