Id. heavy artillery ammunition

[Sturm78]

Thanks, Thekees

I had my doubts but I'm not sure if it's a bomb either.....

On the other hand, here another image with various types of artillery shells. Probably Austro-hungarian ammunition from WWI
Is anyone encouraged to try to identify them?... :roll:

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[fert]

Hello,
correct AH shell;
1-13 4.7cm SFK L/44
2-16 7.5cm M14 L/13 export mountain gun
3-4 8cm M5/8
5 24cm M98
6-7 10cm M98
8 15cm L/40 navy gun
9-11 10,5cm M14 T export gun for Turkey
10 15cm M14
12-17 9cm M75
14 30,5cm M11
15 7,5cm M15
18 10,4cm M15
19 7cm M99
20 15cm M80, 99 and 14

reagards

[Zünder]

Thank a lot, fert,,,

Here another image from Ebay. According to photo caption, 80cm K (E) rail gun ammunition.. ...Is this correct ?

Sturm78

I think Kees is right, it's a bomb, not a shell.
Tallboy in my opinion.
See for comparison:
https://www.brooklandsmuseum.com/applic ... ll_boy.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/uSpEeYC.gif

Zünder,

www.wk2ammo.com

[Sturm78]

fert wrote
correct AH shell;
1-13 4.7cm SFK L/44
2-16 7.5cm M14 L/13 export mountain gun
3-4 8cm M5/8
5 24cm M98
6-7 10cm M98
8 15cm L/40 navy gun
9-11 10,5cm M14 T export gun for Turkey
10 15cm M14
12-17 9cm M75
14 30,5cm M11
15 7,5cm M15
18 10,4cm M15
19 7cm M99
20 15cm M80, 99 and 14

Thanks a lot for your help, fert.. ..Incredible speed and security in your response....

About the shell numbered with 12, I think it is a smaller shell: 3.7cm for Skoda M15 infantry gun ?? ....the same that the shell to the right to the number 20...

Zünder wrote
I think Kees is right, it's a bomb, not a shell.
Tallboy in my opinion.

Thanks, Zünder...Probably you are right...

Regards Sturm78

[fert]

fert wrote
correct AH shell;
1-13 4.7cm SFK L/44
2-16 7.5cm M14 L/13 export mountain gun
3-4 8cm M5/8
5 24cm M98
6-7 10cm M98
8 15cm L/40 navy gun
9-11 10,5cm M14 T export gun for Turkey
10 15cm M14
12-17 9cm M75
14 30,5cm M11
15 7,5cm M15
18 10,4cm M15
19 7cm M99
20 15cm M80, 99 and 14

Thanks a lot for your help, fert.. ..Incredible speed and security in your response....

About the shell numbered with 12, I think it is a smaller shell: 3.7cm for Skoda M15 infantry gun ?? ....the same that the shell to the right to the number 20...

Zünder wrote
I think Kees is right, it's a bomb, not a shell.
Tallboy in my opinion.

Thanks, Zünder...Probably you are right...

Regards Sturm78

hello,
it's a 3,7cm SFK L/23, hotchkiss gun

regards

[Sturm78]

Thanks, again, fert...

Here, another image from Ebay. I guess 120mm mortar shells for PM-38 or s.Gr.Wfr.42

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[Sturm78]

Nobody ??

Well, can somebody identify this WWI-era shells ? I am not sure if German, French or......

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[Thekees]

Looks like ammo for the WW1 French "flying pig" trench mortar. Although i know only the 240 mm version, and these mortars seems to look smaller in diameter.

[Sturm78]

Thekees wrote
Looks like ammo for the WW1 French "flying pig" trench mortar. Although i know only the 240 mm version, and these mortars seems to look smaller in diameter.

Hi, Thekees

Perhpas shells for French 58mm type 2 mortier Crapouillot....

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[Sturm78]

Hi all,

15cm Stielgranate 42

Image from Ebay
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[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can anyone identift this ammunition ? Probably AT shells....

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[Grzesio]

8,8 cm Sprgr. Patr. Kw.K. 36.
I think the vehicle in the foreground is most interesting.

[SIS 5]

Hi Gzesio,

that could be a Panzer III without the turret. Here a pic of such a Panzer III, also used for the transport of ammunition (source of the pic: Waffen-Arsenal Band 4 " Panzer III - Sturmgeschütz III" by Uwe Feist.

Regards

Bert

[Sturm78]

Gzesiowrote
8,8 cm Sprgr. Patr. Kw.K. 36.
I think the vehicle in the foreground is most interesting.

Thanks Gzesio
Yes, It is a Muntionspanzer III....

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[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Any idea about this artillery shell ??
Probably not german...

Image from Ebay
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