I have found a practice bomb on craigslist and was wondering a few things, are these common, what is the value, what can I do with it (lik turning it into a showcase), and how heavy it is dry.
WWII m38 naval practice bomb
I have found a practice bomb on craigslist and was wondering a few things, are these common, what is the value, what can I do with it (lik turning it into a showcase), and how heavy it is dry.
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Can you post a pic of it? and is it blue?
Eric
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Yes it is, this is the website
World War II Practive Bomb
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I have added the pic to your post as links die which will leave a useless thread in the future.
Cheers, Ade.
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Do you know how common it is?
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No idea, but they were filled with water or sand to make the weight up.
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$125 is about £80, so I'd say its not a bad price at all based on what it is, I certainly wouldn't hesitate in buying it. It would make a fantastic lamp stand
Thanks
Danny
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Ya I know, I sent fh
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Sorry about that, I sent the guy an email yesterday and I'm waiting for a response. If it is one of the 1960 I am going to paint it and turn it into a showcase
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