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Massimo Foti


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Visit this Museum last month. Nice collection, modern display.

I have almost all my pictures properly identified, still missing this heavy minenwerfer (don't know caliber and model):

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And this gun:

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I plan to post more pictures within the next few days

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First one is, I think, a french 240LT mortar (240mm caliber)



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Yes, looks like a Batignolles 240mm mortar.



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I think I find it: 24 cm Minenwerfer M 1916
See this one in Wien:

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Plus ça change: http://www.landships.info/landships/artillery_articles/24cm_minenwerfer_m16.html



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8 cm M 5/8 M 17 LFA

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9 cm Minenwerfer M 17

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For the first picture

pages14-18.mesdiscussions.net/pages1418/Pages-d-Histoire-Artillerie/Artillerie/identification-canons-sujet_1613_1.htm

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10.4 cm Feldkanone M 15

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10.7 cm M 1877

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12 cm Minenwerfer

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14 cm Minenwerfer M 15

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15 cm Minenwerfer M 16

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20 cm Luftminenwerfer Spitz M 16

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Massimo Foti


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26 cm Minenwerfer

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26 cm Minenwerfer late model

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All pictures are available here:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/massimofoti/sets/72157652229528056



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The small gun in the first post is, I believe, some version of the 3.7cm Skoda from 1890s. 

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Hello
Are there drawings up to 26 cm Minenwerfer, or can you ask for more photos showing details

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