christerd Posted March 14, 2011 Posted March 14, 2011 Since you managed to Id my last "mystery gun " as a French Schneider I thought I would give you a new challenge , this photo arrived today , a heavy gun I suppose but what ? This time there is some written in German on the bach which may help ? Any suggestions Christer
christerd Posted March 14, 2011 Author Posted March 14, 2011 And here is whats written on the back of the pic Hmmm
speedytop Posted March 14, 2011 Posted March 14, 2011 Hi Christer, text on the picture: 24 cm S.K. L. 40 in Bettungsschießgerüst And that is the 24cm Schnellladekanone L/40 in a firing platform Please see here: http://en.wikipedia....Theodor_Karl%22 and here: http://marineartille...ebatterien.html and here: http://www.facebook....133239383381172 In the first link you can find the word: "Bettungsscheissgerüst)", but please believe me, that is not the correct name. It is also a firing platform, but not so immense. Uwe
christerd Posted March 15, 2011 Author Posted March 15, 2011 Aha , Thanks Uwe ! Another big gun to the collection Christer
christerd Posted April 1, 2011 Author Posted April 1, 2011 And another big gun hit my mailbox today Now a WW 1 one , possible German but it can of course be a captured French gun ?? What caliber could it be ? 210 -240 mm ? anyone got a clue Regards from Sweden Christer
The Prussian Posted June 2, 2011 Posted June 2, 2011 (edited) Hi Christer, text on the picture: 24 cm S.K. L. 40 in Bettungsschießgerüst And that is the 24cm Schnellladekanone L/40 in a firing platform Please see here: http://en.wikipedia....Theodor_Karl%22 and here: http://marineartille...ebatterien.html and here: http://www.facebook....133239383381172 In the first link you can find the word: "Bettungsscheissgerüst)", but please believe me, that is not the correct name. It is also a firing platform, but not so immense. Uwe Haha, Bettungs-"scheiß"-gerüst... That´s great... I hope, such a piece will never be invented... Well, back to the photo. The links are going to a railway-gun. First (in 1916), the 238mm L/40, was used in a bedding, later it came up upon a railway-wagon Edited June 2, 2011 by The Prussian
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