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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by Janef » 04 Apr 2016, 17:15

jopaerya wrote:I think a 12 cm L/44 Armstrong gun in Norway from Ebay , Regards Jos
Yes, the photo is probably from 1940 as the gun still is marked with its serial number 10141, and the letter S. This gun was originally the midship port secondary gun on the Norwegian Ironclad "Tordenskjold", in April 1940 lying in reserve status at the Naval Station in Horten/Norway. The picture is most probable taken at Marine-Artillerie-Batterie Sognefjord, but that is difficult to determine based on only one picture. The layout of the gun emplacement fits pretty well with Sognefjord.

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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by stril » 04 Apr 2016, 20:25

jopaerya wrote:
I think a 12 cm L/44 Armstrong gun in Norway from Ebay , Regards Jos
Yes, the photo is probably from 1940 as the gun still is marked with its serial number 10141, and the letter S. This gun was originally the midship port secondary gun on the Norwegian Ironclad "Tordenskjold", in April 1940 lying in reserve status at the Naval Station in Horten/Norway. The picture is most probable taken at Marine-Artillerie-Batterie Sognefjord, but that is difficult to determine based on only one picture. The layout of the gun emplacement fits pretty well with Sognefjord.
Hello
Looking at the album on ebay and it seems like it could be from MKB Sandnessjøen.
Perhaps someone can take a look at it and see where it is ? (item 391421240739)
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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by Janef » 04 Apr 2016, 21:50

OK, Sandnessjöen it is. That was my other option. All the batteries, 4 three-gun batteries, with the naval version of the gun were built to the same standard in 1940. The batteries were Sognefjord, Sandnessjöen, Mosjöen and Narvik (german used names).

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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by Alexander Taper-Bore » 17 Apr 2016, 10:02

Cant find that pitcure of Kriegsmarine officers in a shipyard workshop with 3 or 4 light naval AA guns, posted one or two years ago, anybody?
Think I know where the picture was taken...

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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by schwarzermai » 17 Apr 2016, 12:31

Hello

any idea about this gun?

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thanks uwe
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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by vladalex » 19 Apr 2016, 12:18

It is a naval gun ?
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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by vladalex » 26 Apr 2016, 13:01

I replaced the Easter-drawing posedt with a new draw re-corected.
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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by jopaerya » 08 May 2016, 17:08

I know it's hard to see , the only reference is the Ebay caption Hammerfest ( Norway )

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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by vladalex » 12 May 2016, 15:56

Hello to everybody,
Can you help me ? What type of gun it is ?
Source : A part of a picture from balancer.ru/forum
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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by ludvig » 12 May 2016, 19:18

Hello ,
It is 15 cm Ubts. u. Tbts. K . L/45 in 15 cm Ubts u. Tbts. L.C/1916 . Notice
submarine deck , Richtbügel for the standing layer of elevation and square foot rest for
the seated layer of line .

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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by vladalex » 12 May 2016, 20:04

Thank you Very much ludvig .
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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by Sturm78 » 13 May 2016, 10:11

vladalex wrote
Can you help me ? What type of gun it is ?
Source : A part of a picture from balancer.ru/forum
Hi vladalex, Do you know when this image was taken ?? WW1 ??
Could you post the full size image ??

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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by vladalex » 13 May 2016, 20:56

It's a German submarine type U139-141 received as war trophy by the English Navy in 1920, in the port of Halifax.
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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by Sturm78 » 14 May 2016, 09:17

Vladalex wrote
It's a German submarine type U139-141 received as war trophy by the English Navy in 1920, in the port of Halifax.
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Thanks a lot, Vladalex.
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Re: Id. naval guns

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Post by vladalex » 21 May 2016, 10:18

Hello to everybody,
What type of gun it is ?
Source : Balancer.ru/forum
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