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English: Sectioned artillery fuze photographed in Hämeenlinna artillery museum. Probably Swiss Tavaro mechanical time fuze, used in Finland in heavy anti-aircraft guns. Some were also assembled in Finland by Sytytin Oy.
Suomi: Halkileikattu tykin kranaatin sytytin Hämeenlinnan tykistömuseossa. Luultavasti Sveitsiläinen mekaaninen Tavaro-aikasytytin joita Suomessa käytettiin raskaissa ilmatorjuntatykeissä. Sytytin Oy myös kokosi näitä sytyttimiä Suomessa, kellokoneistot tilattiin Sveitsistä.
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Camera location61° 00′ 19.89″ N, 24° 27′ 22.64″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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