WW2 German bomb parts iD help please

[rus]

My father or grandfaher picked these bits up during WW2 and made a doorstop by turning the nose cone around, it is solid iron/steel with a flat base.
I can't find any images of bombs with this shape nose cone and a propellor. They might not be off the same bomb.
I can't see any markings. Does anyone recognise the parts?
It weighs about 2.3 Kg and is about 42 cm tall.

[GlennAgain]

I read that the Russians used such bombs - The Steel Rod/Pole is there to detonate the bomb before it's embedded in the frozen ground and snow, which would lessen the explosive impact...I didn't know that the Germans used them...
-Glenn-

[BlackCat1982]

I think the clockwork propeller might be Japanese rather than German, can't recall any German bombs activating this way.

[GlennAgain]

Here's an example of what I'm referring to...I see that the Germans had a similar version...
The nose extension ensured that the bomb would detonate before embedding itself in the frozen ground...
Glenn

[vegetius]

A couple of things are required for an identification. Firstly better pictures with a scale please. Secondly any known history, where you are, where might your father or grandfather have got them. Any markings or colours.

With these details an identification is possible but it looks a little odd to me at the moment The Italians use a fuze not dissimilar the Type O mechanical impact tail fuze, but.......

[Teck 147]

A couple of things are required for an identification. Firstly better pictures with a scale please. Secondly any known history, where you are, where might your father or grandfather have got them. Any markings or colours.

With these details an identification is possible but it looks a little odd to me at the moment The Italians use a fuze not dissimilar the Type O mechanical impact tail fuze, but.......

Is the Photo really that bad that I'm missing the thread!?
Is it a fuze? Or just a spindle

[GlennAgain]

German Rodded Bombs...also known as Dinort Rods...

[rus]

A couple of things are required for an identification. Firstly better pictures with a scale please. Secondly any known history, where you are, where might your father or grandfather have got them. Any markings or colours.

With these details an identification is possible but it looks a little odd to me at the moment The Italians use a fuze not dissimilar the Type O mechanical impact tail fuze, but.......

As far as I know they were dropped in Lincolnshire in England, and father/grandfather picked the bits up locally - there were some bomb-holes in nearby fields.
The propellor assembly is approx. 125mm long, and swivels - ie the propellor screws to the assembly and it all swivels.
The base is approx 120mm diameter and 40mm tall.

[Teck 147]

Looks very much like a No.21/22 tail pistol

[rus]

Looks very much like a No.21/22 tail pistol

It is certainly simiilar, and I learned something today as I had never heard of tail pistols.

I have found some markings under the paint, so with the arrow it is definitely British?