Landships II

Members Login
Username 
 
Password 
    Remember Me  
Landships II -> Landships WW1 Forum -> Artillery -> What is drawn on a gun?
Post Info TOPIC: What is drawn on a gun?
vad26


Captain

Status: Offline
Posts: 79
Date:
What is drawn on a gun?
Permalink   

What is drawn on a gun? A camouflage? Not similar. A picture of the unknown artist?

Attachments
__________________
elbavaro


Commander in Chief

Status: Offline
Posts: 747
Date:
Permalink   

Well ... why not? It looks like a landscape. This was sometimes done as camouflage. Very unusual with ancient sculptures on the bottom, but possible.

Of course, also possible that it is a artist drawing. Something like early "Tiger Meet"? ;o))

Anyway: very interesting pciture. Congratulations for this find.

__________________
Peter Kempf


Field Marshal

Status: Offline
Posts: 456
Date:
Permalink   

Yes, really: a great find!

Could it have been done at the end of the war, as a sort of celebration, using the original camo as a start? Is there any date attached to the photo?

__________________
/Peter Kempf
Peter T


General

Status: Offline
Posts: 337
Date:
Permalink   

A great find indeed. There are some further postcards on delcampe.net showing the same landscape-camo and - if it is the same gun - one picture from the reverse side (search: canon).

 

 

 

Peter T.



__________________

"Siplicity is the ultimate sophistication" -Leonardo Da Vinci-
elbavaro


Commander in Chief

Status: Offline
Posts: 747
Date:
Permalink   

Great find again. As I said in another thread: I love such foto serials.

__________________
Page 1 of 1  sorted by
 
Quick Reply

Please log in to post quick replies.
Landships II -> Landships WW1 Forum -> Artillery -> What is drawn on a gun?
Tweet this page Post to Digg Post to Del.icio.us


Create your own FREE Forum
Report Abuse 		Powered by ActiveBoard