Another one and ID if possible

[Bo2]

Bonjour

What are they ?????? German or French ??? I think French but could it be a 24P8 ????????
hauteur totale : 2,20 dont 0,10 de base
diamètre : 1,50 ou 1,60
6 ouvertures de 0,36 x 0,8. Elles se situent à 0,50 du sommet
renflement sur un côté de 107 de hauteur x 0,80 de large

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They was on same place that the last fourth but these are not free each one (5000 euros )
JF

[mkappius]

Congratulations !
Yes, this must be a 24P8.
The messurements are ok.
"Panzer Atlas" says: High 2,30 m.
The first time, I see one.

Michael

[jopaerya]

Hello JF

You can start a store in German armor turrets ( special price for you my friend ,today )

Regards Jos

[JKernwerk]

Really nice!
Never seen one before.
They look a bit like the infantry observation turrets found in the older fortifications at Metz.
These have the same round shape but the observationslits are a bit different.
Could these have the same chair as the 749P3 (just like the older ones at Metz).
Greetings Jack.

[wimve]

Congratulations !
.....
The first time, I see one.
Michael

I see two ...
I wonder what lays underneath all the rest of "later year" metal scrap.

[AvB]

Holy crap
Great find, thanks for sharing.
Any stamps/numbers on these ones?
And there are three of them?

[Bo2]

Bonjour à tous

Jos: you have drawing that is better than "panzeratlas"
Wimve: I think that he recovers all from air force from many years, he began in 1945 on AW !!!
and yes there is 2 !
AvB: it's not me who take photos and seen these two. But my friend did not see something, perhaps on the other sides ?
and if you want use photos for your website it's OK

Every body confirms that they are 24P8, do you know on which bunkers they were envisaged ? and if many was made ?

JF

[AvB]

Here's another drawing.
Can you pm your friend's name so I can change the credit on the blog.

[JKernwerk]

According to the Facebookgroup "Du bastion au béton - Fortifications de Strasbourg et du Bas Rhin" they found another 24P8 during buildingwork on the riverside of the Rhine near Neuf-Brisach.
Greetings Jack.