Original German Fuse Tin

Marsoni

M251S

$45.00

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Original German Fuse TinOriginal empty fuse tin which was used for a number of different fuses; from igniters to mine fuses and most commonly for stick and egg fuses. This one is in good condition with just some residue from where the label was removed. It is a nice early 1937 date with a very clear waffen amt stamp. I normally just hoard these when I find them because you don't come across them too often but the herd needed thinning.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026