Can anybody id these?

[otisW]

. I found these at Rehoboth Beach in Delaware on Monday I have an idea of what they are but I would like other people’s thoughts.

 

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[relic nut]

What is it made of? Looks like part of a lead anchor/sheild

HH, RN

 

[relic nut]

Like this

HH, RN

 

[-TRASSER-]

Looks like a splinter of the guide copper belt of the bomb.

 

[NOLA_Ken]

Looks like a splinter of the guide copper belt of the bomb.

Same here, they look like bits of the driving band from an artillery round.

 

[otisW]

Awesome thank you

 

[Subterranean]

I have dug at Rehoboth and found scores of pieces of artillery like this and bullet casings. They were from training on beach assaults by our troops during WW2. HH, Sub

 

[CRUSADER]

I always thought they came from WWII anti-aircraft artillery?

 

[namxat]

I always thought they came from WWII anti-aircraft artillery?

Yes, they do in your case Crusader since you are in merry old England.

On the continent, it depends since we had.... errrhh... how do you call it today.... peacekeeping on the ground. Could be tank, anti-tank, artillery. Basically everything large that comes out of a barrel and is meant to deliver something downrange. I believe most are flak, since these do spread over a large area.

Bomb is therefore somewhat of a misnomer, shell would be better.

Greets namxat