Id. old gun

[ROLAND1369]

I should have made myself more clear on armament, the main battery 305 mm guns and turrets were Russian designed and built.

[Sturm78]

ROLAND1369 wrote
Despite my lack of Russian language knowledge I found the article very informative. However I do not believe the mystery gun in question is not an Armstrong but a Bethlehem produced 152 mm gun. I base this non only on the barrel and recoil system match but also the peculiar construction on the left rear, see circled photos,. The presence of a casemate type small circular shield would indicate the weapon being sourced from a ship. The most likely candidate is the Battleship Retivzan which was built to an American design and armament by Cramp and sons

Well, possibly you are right, ROLAND1369. Your gun seems match with the gun of my image although it is difficult to ensure...
About the source of the guns according to Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_b ... p_Retvizan the Russian battleship Retivzan had 15.2cm M1892 L45 Canet guns....

Sturm78

[Statist]

Despite my lack of Russian language knowledge I found the article very informative. However I do not believe the mystery gun in question is not an Armstrong but a Bethlehem produced 152 mm gun.

I think this is the second photo of the same gun. This photo was taken a little later than the first one. The artillery gun is already partially dismantled.

[Sicut]

Hi all,

Can somebody identify this gun ??

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

Cannone 77/28 alias Austro-Hungarian 8cm Feldkanone M.5/08,libian artillery

[Sturm78]

Sicut wrote
Cannone 77/28 alias Austro-Hungarian 8cm Feldkanone M.5/08,libian artillery

Thanks, Sicut...Is this another Cannone da 77/28 (ex-Austro-Hungarian 8cm Feldkanone M.5/08) ??

Image from LUCE archive
Sturm78

[photo-war]

Please help to ID this revolving cannon, what model is this? Came from WWI German photo album ...

Thanksin advance!

Best regards,
Alexander

[JKernwerk]

Hotchkiss 3.7 Revolverkanone?
JK

[Ondrej Filip]

Jk is right. It is a Hotchkiss 3,7 cm Revolverkanone. Installed at special fortress mount for use in German forts caponiers. This is pretty curious picture - the weapon is fixed to any provisional field position.

[photo-war]

JK, Filip - many thanks!

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Any idea about these guns ?

Image from Ebay
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[forttravel]

Hi all,

Any idea about these guns ?

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

These are Obukhov State Plant 152 mm/45 (6") guns Pattern 1892 (Canet licence).
http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNRussi ... _m1892.php
Both guns still exist in its original location as a war memorial.

[Sturm78]

forttravel wrote
These are Obukhov State Plant 152 mm/45 (6") guns Pattern 1892 (Canet licence).

Thank you, forttravel ...

forttravel wrote
Both guns still exist in its original location as a war memorial

what is.....??

Regards Sturm78

[forttravel]

forttravel wrote
These are Obukhov State Plant 152 mm/45 (6") guns Pattern 1892 (Canet licence).

Thank you, forttravel ...

forttravel wrote
Both guns still exist in its original location as a war memorial

what is.....??

Regards Sturm78

Here: City Dalian (Lüshunkou), China: https://tiny.pl/tg1r7
A gallery: https://tiny.pl/tg1rt

[Sturm78]

Thanks, again, forttravel

Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Is this an 10cm Skoda M16 mountain howitzer barrel trailer ??

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