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Hi Jason,
I have checked the photos of 15cm sFH13 in Wikipedia and I continue to believe that the weapon is a 15cm sFH13 (or 15cm sFH13-02), despite some minor differences. Maybe the gun was slightly modernized in the years 20-30.
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I have checked the photos of 15cm sFH13 in Wikipedia and I continue to believe that the weapon is a 15cm sFH13 (or 15cm sFH13-02), despite some minor differences. Maybe the gun was slightly modernized in the years 20-30.
Regards Sturm78
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I'm thinking that it's a sFH13/02 myself. That triangular part of the cradle under the breech cinches it for me.
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Hi all,
I found this image in Ebay. According to photocaption they are captured russian guns. Does someone know the model of this gun?
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I found this image in Ebay. According to photocaption they are captured russian guns. Does someone know the model of this gun?
Regards Sturm78.
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My uneducated guess is a pair of 107 mm guns M1910/30 (cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:107mm_gun_1930.JPG )
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Thank you very much for your Id, Markus.
I found this other gun photo in Ebay. I guess it's a 105mm Schneider Mle1913 but is difficult to insure. Can anyone confirm it?
Regards Sturm78

I found this other gun photo in Ebay. I guess it's a 105mm Schneider Mle1913 but is difficult to insure. Can anyone confirm it?
Regards Sturm78
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That's wrong type of breech for a "Schneider"
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10_cm_K_17

See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10_cm_K_17
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Hi The Edge,
Thanks for your link, but I now think it could be a 10.5cm K14. The K17 had a longer tube.
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Thanks for your link, but I now think it could be a 10.5cm K14. The K17 had a longer tube.
Regards Sturm78.
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I agree (photo on my Wikipedia link also shows a K14 - the right one)Sturm78 wrote: Thanks for your link, but I now think it could be a 10.5cm K14. The K17 had a longer tube.
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Hi all,
I found on Ebay these images of WW1-era german field artillery.
I think that the first photo shows a 7.7-7.5cm FK16 in travel position and the second photo a 10.5cm leFH16. Both weapons are very similar and can not ensure 100%.
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I found on Ebay these images of WW1-era german field artillery.
I think that the first photo shows a 7.7-7.5cm FK16 in travel position and the second photo a 10.5cm leFH16. Both weapons are very similar and can not ensure 100%.
Regards Sturm78.
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Hi all,
I think that the gun of my picture posted on 01 Mar 2009 13:09 (with crew pose) could be a 7.7cm Feldkanone 96 nA. Could someone give their opinion?
Regards Sturm78
I think that the gun of my picture posted on 01 Mar 2009 13:09 (with crew pose) could be a 7.7cm Feldkanone 96 nA. Could someone give their opinion?
Regards Sturm78
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Re: Help Id artillery
Is this a German 15 cm sFH 18?


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Hello Befehl227
Look to me that you are right , do you any clue where the photo has been taken ??
As you see the large building in back , could be Holland ???
Regards Jos
Look to me that you are right , do you any clue where the photo has been taken ??
As you see the large building in back , could be Holland ???
Regards Jos
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It looks to me like a northern German city, a port in the Bremen-Koenigsberg range. Possibly the buildings have been destroyed.
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Thanks Sherlock Nuyt
Great job , nice to know it's Stettin .
Regards Jos
Great job , nice to know it's Stettin .
Regards Jos