Help Id these heavy coastal guns

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by ludvig » 17 Feb 2021 14:19

Hello
#765 16 Feb 2021 . The gun is not an 10,5 cm SKL/45 because of the your gun have
an Rundkeilveschluss , but the 10,5 cm have an Flachkeilveschluss . it could be
an 15 cm SKL/40 .

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by Sturm78 » 17 Feb 2021 22:57

Thanks ludvig
Probably you are right.

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by EstEOD » 07 Apr 2021 13:42

ROLAND1369 wrote:
22 Feb 2019 15:38
Prior to the war 1939 the estonians listed a 234 mm cd battery as "Rannapatarei(Battery) nr. 6: (234mm)" in their order of battle. It was listed as part of the Suurop Peninsula Command.
Does anyone have any information (pictures or datasheets) about ammunition for those 234 mm guns in Finland and in Estonia?? We got two 9.2-inch shells. One is colored and markings on it, but another one is rusty but they are the same.

It is more or less impossible to ID this shell - I couldn't find any information. :(

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by na4222 » 15 Apr 2021 22:54

Sturm78 wrote:
29 Aug 2016 12:53
Hi all,

A small image from Ebay. Any idea ??

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28cm SK L45 - Batterie Tirpitz - Holland

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by Sturm78 » 16 Apr 2021 14:42

na4222 wrote
28cm SK L45 - Batterie Tirpitz - Holland
Thanks for your answer, na4222... :wink:

I have this another image in my computer still unidentified
Any ideas on the gun and / or the battery? Could it be the same location?


Image from Alamy website
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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by na4222 » 16 Apr 2021 14:53

I think probably is.

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by Sturm78 » 04 May 2021 21:11

Hi all,

Could be this one of the guns of the Batterie Hindenburg of WW1 ?
28cm Krupp M1887 ??

Image from Ebay
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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by Sturm78 » 12 Jul 2021 21:33

Hi all,

Any idea about this gun ?

Image from Ebay

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by ROLAND1369 » 13 Jul 2021 15:09

These are the 210 MM former Turkish Krupp guns captured by Greece located at Saloniki Greece. The pic shows them after their capture by the Germans during WW II.

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by Sturm78 » 13 Jul 2021 22:20

ROLAND1369 wrote
These are the 210 MM former Turkish Krupp guns captured by Greece located at Saloniki Greece. The pic shows them after their capture by the Germans during WW II.
Thank you very much for your answer, Roland1369. Do you know the exact model of these Krupp guns ?
Where the Turkish installed these guns ?

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by Sturm78 » 24 Aug 2021 20:15

Hi all,

Two rare images of an (I think) 15.5cm K.425(f) - ex Mle 1918 Schneider - in German service as coastal gun

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by ROLAND1369 » 24 Aug 2021 21:12

From the shape of the breech counterweight I would say this is a 155 mm k 416(F) aka 155 MM Schnieder Long M1917.

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by na4222 » 24 Aug 2021 22:14

15.5cm k 425(f) :-) Wheels are different to those on the 416(f), no shield, different length of barrel sections and other differences in details

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by Slava2012 » 02 Sep 2021 13:57

Hello everybody
We need help in confirming the participation of 767 heavy Abteylung in the siege of Odessa.(210 mm K-39)
Wikipedia claims that this abteilung took part in the siege, but I could not find more than one document or source. Does anyone have such information or documents very much needed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Re: Help Id these heavy coastal guns

Post by Natter » 09 Sep 2021 10:31

Sturm78 wrote:
24 Aug 2021 20:15
Two rare images of an (I think) 15.5cm K.425(f) - ex Mle 1918 Schneider - in German service as coastal gun
The photos show two of the six 15,5 cm K425(f) guns in Heeres-Küstenbatterie 18./976 Gossen-Süd in Aukra, Norway.

Aerial photo from 1968 shows the gun-positions:
https://kart.1881.no?lat=62.77645941367 ... -ytre-1968
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