Sea Mines - was Any ideas??

13 Aug 2021 17:28 - 13 Aug 2021 21:44 #31 by netcompsys
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This one, part of the Shipwrecked Mariners Society network, is at Chapel St Leonard's on the lincolnshire coast



June 2021

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04 Sep 2021 16:05 #32 by netcompsys
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Outside the William the Conquerer at Rye Harbour August 2021

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02 May 2022 10:24 #33 by netcompsys
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Shanklin esplanade last month

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04 May 2022 13:20 #34 by WILLIAMARNOLD
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MMM? I may expose my ignorance of which I posses a great deal but why does one assume them to be mines not Buoys ?Interestingly apart from the Shanklin example in all the others the Coin slot plate is welded in position how on Earth is the money got Out ? Not by removing the top plate and turning upside down I assume.

Long ago and far away

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05 May 2022 10:11 #35 by netcompsys
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MMM? I may expose my ignorance of which I posses a great deal but why does one assume them to be mines not Buoys ?Interestingly apart from the Shanklin example in all the others the Coin slot plate is welded in position how on Earth is the money got Out ? Not by removing the top plate and turning upside down I assume.


No not Buoys, see the story here
shipwreckedmariners.org.uk/fundraising/n...-societys-ww2-mines/
Which includes a video

Most of the red or red/white mines in this thread are WW2 belonging to the Shipwrecked Mariners

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05 May 2022 21:59 - 05 May 2022 21:59 #36 by mbriscoe
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BRITISH MINES

I went to a conference about the Northern Barrage, there are some books about it on archive.org

I think it was said that WWII mines were virtually the same as WWI mines but can't be sure.

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10 May 2022 09:20 #37 by netcompsys
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Not all Sea Mines are red........ (1)

This Mk 17 at Yorkshire AIr Musem Elvington last weekend

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11 May 2022 09:33 #38 by netcompsys
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Not all Sea Mines are red ..... (2)

Interesting sculpture in the Gunwharf Quays shopping centre in Portsmouth

Gunwharf used to be the home of the stone frigate, HMS Vernon, the torpedo and mine warfare school


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03 Jul 2023 16:49 #39 by netcompsys
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On the slipway at the Jetty at Bowness in Windermere

Looks rather smaller than the normal sea mines





 

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