Id. heavy artillery ammunition

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

42cm artillery shells (for Skoda M17 howitzer) on ammo carts: 1000kg M.14/9 or 800kg M16/9 ??

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Two images from Ebay:

Image 1: Several artillery shells and bullets. Can anyone identify them?
Image 2: I guess 240mm shells. Gun??

Thanks in advance. Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Nobody for my last images??

Well, here a 28cm Wurfkörper (Spr.) rocket (I think):

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Some images from Ebay: 30.5cm shells for Skoda howitzers.

I have some doubts about this ammo. Used the 30.5cm Skoda M11 and M16 howitzers the same ammunition?
According to my information there were two types of shells in WW1: a 287kg shell and a heavier 384kg shell.
Which was the official name of these shells?

Apparently the Czechs developed new ammunition for his M16 howitzers during the 20s and 30s: M35 and M15/28

Image 1: I suppose it will be a M35 or a M15/28 czech shell ??
Image 2: I think this photo shows the two types of projectiles usen during WW1: a 384kg in foreground and a 287kg shell in background
Image 3: M35 or M15/28 czech shell ??

Sturm78

[M19 MADMAL]

Hi all,

22cm Gr 535 (f) shells in their ammunition store for one of the 4 x 22cm K 532 (f) of Batterie Roon, Jersey.

Regards,
Malcolm

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can somebody identify this artillery ammunition?

I think 75mm belgian shells for 75mm GP gun.

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[Manuferey]

I think 75mm belgian shells for 75mm GP gun.

I agree based on the tread pattern.

Emmanuel

[Manuferey]

I think 75mm belgian shells for 75mm GP gun.

I agree based on the tread pattern.

Emmanuel

[Manuferey]

I think 75mm belgian shells for 75mm GP gun.

I agree based on the tread pattern.

Emmanuel

[Sturm78]

Thank you, Emmanuel.


Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

28cm Wurfkörper (Spr.) German rockets

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can anyone identify these french artillery shells?

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[blu-97]

Not French but brittish 7,2inch shells.

[Sturm78]

blu-97 wrote
Not French but brittish 7,2inch shells.

Are you sure 7.2in british shellls?

According to my information the british 7.2in (182.9mm) howitzer Mk.I was officially approved on 7 April 1941,
and the image seem taken in 1940

Sturm78

[Clive Mortimore]

blu-97 wrote
Not French but brittish 7,2inch shells.

Are you sure 7.2in british shellls?

According to my information the british 7.2in (182.9mm) howitzer Mk.I was officially approved on 7 April 1941,
and the image seem taken in 1940

Sturm78

Hi Sturm

The markings look very British, 8 inch Howitzer?

Clive