Original French WWI Cutaway Pneumatic Mortar “Type A” Bomb For The Brandt 60mm Pneumatic Mortar - Inert Cannons but they are too faded

but they are too faded to be able to be read properly

The photograph of James Lovell measures 8 x 10” and reads "To Dick Wescott - With much appreciation - James Lovell Apollo 13

Anchor) symbol of the Marine Corps

The arsenal began production in the 1880s

however the ribbon has some heavy damage and is frayed through the middle as shown

Original French WWI Cutaway Pneumatic Mortar “Type A” Bomb For The Brandt 60mm Pneumatic Mortar - Inert Cannons but they are too fadedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting totally inert BATF compliant French Type A mortar round for the Brandt 60mm Pneumatic Mortar System. This example was cut in half, likely for training purposes. Not Available For Export. In WW1, the French utilized several pneumatic systems employed in the use of artillery. One of these was the Brandt 60mm pneumatic mortar which was a tube connected to pressurized tanks which was developed