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on the roadwayStrong wind-magic mist, to Asgard the Valkries fly
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on paradeStrong wind-magic mist, to Asgard the Valkries fly
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At some sort of show ???Strong wind-magic mist, to Asgard the Valkries fly
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@Akira: that K3 pic is awesome !
Note the extra powderbag (Vorkartusche) on the right.
@Craig: the first gun looks french, well... at least ammo and breech do.
At the moment i think it's a 15,5 cm Mle 1917 Scheider gun.
Third gun looks like a 15 cm s.FH 18, next to a 2 cm Flak 38.
The ammunition are all for the 15 cm s.FH 18 as well.
Last picture: on the left looks like a 8,8 cm Flak 18, on the right is difficult,it looks like a double 10,5 cm S.K. C/32 navy Flak gun.Comment
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thanks
much apprecitated
CraigStrong wind-magic mist, to Asgard the Valkries fly
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Very interesting Gentlemen!!!
If I'm not wrong...
Gun #6 is a 22cm Mrs 531(f), ex-French Mortier de 220mm C Mle 1916, Schneider
Gun #14 is a 15.5cm K 416 (f) ex-French Canon de 155 L Mle 1917, Schneider
source for both pictures: eBay auctions (long expired...)Comment
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Here is another.Comment
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hi again
thanks for that info again much appreciated
Here is another I forgot I had
CraigStrong wind-magic mist, to Asgard the Valkries fly
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Somewhere along the Atlantic coast a huge shell has just been released...
Click the picture to show a larger scan.
<a href="http://www.history.jp/images/1752-03.jpg">
<img src="http://www.history.jp/images/1752-03.jpg" width=640>
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@Akira: judging by the shape of the breechend, and the ammunition shown, this must be a 17 cm S.K./L 40.
There were not that many 17 cm S.K./L 40 guns along the Channelcoast, so you might be able to trace this picture back to it's specific location, i'll see what i can find out.
Additional info about the ammunition, and some pic's can be found here:
http://213.147.167.60/blaze/viewtopic.php?t=1644
To all: Thanks for the pictures !
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Thanks a lot for the info, Herr Zünder! And you have a highly focused website, my salute. Most probably your spanish friend also has this...
<img src="http://www.history.jp/images/DV.Zuender.jpg">
It appears to me that Craig's photo also shows a gun with a similar breech block (that is why I posted mine), can you identify it for us?Comment
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hi
Here is a close up - I cant get any better at the moment my scanner is on the Fritz
Strong wind-magic mist, to Asgard the Valkries fly
High overhead-they carry the dead, Where the blood of my enemies lies - MANOWAR - Hail to EnglandComment
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Hmm, first thing that comes to mind is a 15 cm K16.
I'll do some further research.Comment
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Bumping up this thread after 4 years of silence.
A new K3 album has arrived from Rick; with an existing K3 group it makes a nice set.Comment
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