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I have recently gotten a 7,5cm Kanone 1881 export gun and today a friend emailed me a technical drawing that appears to show this gun's barrel and breech block.

This is the link for the web page ...

Charlie

I did not remember the 65mm St Chamond had soft recoil. Thanks for making the point.

On another note, I sure wish the 70mm St Chamond 1913 Mountain Howitzers exported to Congo and Guat ...

Soft Recoil was also used in the design of the French 65mm Schneider Modèle 1906. I believe this was the first artillery piece to use the soft recoil principle. That I know of, it is the only artill ...

The howitzer on the Flicker marked as German 10,5cm leFH16 in NE, is a much larger German 15cm lg.sFH 1913. If you look at my web site you will see the difference:

http://www.lovettartillery.com/M ...

I was talking with the folks at the Artillery Museum at Ft Sill today and asked about the 4.5 inch guns that were at Aiming Circle Hill. The answer is that they are still at Ft Sill. Just a year ag ...

The tube is not out of battery. It is a 15cm sFH 1913 (In the Wikipedia article). That is the correct tube length.

The 15cm lg,sFH 1913 has the long barrel. It is the 15cm lg.sFH 13 in Jackson ...

I would need to see a photo of it to have some idea.

R/

Ralph

Thanks for posting these. The 10cm Kanone 1917, 15cm sFH 1902, and the 15cm Kanone are of great interest to me.

Number 6 is the German 10cm Kanone 1917. I have one of these in my collection:

h ...

I was just looking back over the photos of the Oak Ridge 3-Inch M1902 Field Gun Limber. This is absolutely not the correct limber for this gun. It is one of the Russian 76.2cm Field Gun Limbers that ...

The Oak Ridge 3-Inch M 1902 is not pictured with a Caisson. This is a Limber. A Caisson is only towed behind limbers and is the main ammunition carrier for the field piece. A limber is what the six ...

Thanks for posting these mountain Howitzer photos.

The Krupp 7,5cm Gebirgskanone is very similar to my Chilean Krupp 7,5cm Gebirgskanone L/13:

http://lovettartillery.com/7.5cm_Gebirg_Kanone_ ...

By the way, the eight 4.5 inch guns at Fort Sill are out at Aiming Circle Hill near the "High Rise" buildings. They are not at the museum site.

They have been used for years to train young artiller ...

Just a few photos to confirm that the sight-mount is complete on the 15cm sFH 1902 would be great.

R/

Ralph

Terry

Do you have any photos that show more detail of the sight-mount for the 15cm sFH 1902? In the photo you have posted, it looks like this example has the complete sight-mount. These are not p ...

Great photos of the 10cm Kanone 1917. Interesting that the hand spike is cut off in the same place as the one on my Kanone 1917 had been before I restored it. Also the serial number is only five off ...

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lovett155 Replies: 0 Views: 4094	I have recently gotten a 7,5cm Kanone 1881 export gun and today a friend emailed me a technical drawing that appears to show this gun's barrel and breech block. This is the link for the web page ...
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lovett155 Replies: 5 Views: 7755	Forum: Artillery Forum Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2016 7:10 pm Subject: Re: Jane's Towed Artillery, Pocket Book No. 18
lovett155 Replies: 5 Views: 7755	Charlie I did not remember the 65mm St Chamond had soft recoil. Thanks for making the point. On another note, I sure wish the 70mm St Chamond 1913 Mountain Howitzers exported to Congo and Guat ...
Topic: Jane's Towed Artillery, Pocket Book No. 18
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lovett155 Replies: 5 Views: 7755	Soft Recoil was also used in the design of the French 65mm Schneider Modèle 1906. I believe this was the first artillery piece to use the soft recoil principle. That I know of, it is the only artill ...
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lovett155 Replies: 4 Views: 7769	Forum: Artillery Forum Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 12:14 am Subject: Re: Collection of artillery and equipment photos
lovett155 Replies: 4 Views: 7769	The howitzer on the Flicker marked as German 10,5cm leFH16 in NE, is a much larger German 15cm lg.sFH 1913. If you look at my web site you will see the difference: http://www.lovettartillery.com/M ...
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lovett155 Replies: 15 Views: 22270	I was talking with the folks at the Artillery Museum at Ft Sill today and asked about the 4.5 inch guns that were at Aiming Circle Hill. The answer is that they are still at Ft Sill. Just a year ag ...
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lovett155 Replies: 5 Views: 8093	The tube is not out of battery. It is a 15cm sFH 1913 (In the Wikipedia article). That is the correct tube length. The 15cm lg,sFH 1913 has the long barrel. It is the 15cm lg.sFH 13 in Jackson ...
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lovett155 Replies: 1 Views: 4847	I would need to see a photo of it to have some idea. R/ Ralph
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lovett155 Replies: 11 Views: 12631	Forum: Artillery Forum Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2014 11:52 am Subject: Re: Something new at the Artillery museum Brasschaat
lovett155 Replies: 11 Views: 12631	Thanks for posting these. The 10cm Kanone 1917, 15cm sFH 1902, and the 15cm Kanone are of great interest to me. Number 6 is the German 10cm Kanone 1917. I have one of these in my collection: h ...
Topic: Bourbeau Memorial - 3" Gun - New Bedford, MA - Gallery
lovett155 Replies: 5 Views: 6574	Forum: Artillery Forum Posted: Fri Dec 20, 2013 1:01 am Subject: Re: Bourbeau Memorial - 3" Gun - New Bedford, MA - Gallery
lovett155 Replies: 5 Views: 6574	I was just looking back over the photos of the Oak Ridge 3-Inch M1902 Field Gun Limber. This is absolutely not the correct limber for this gun. It is one of the Russian 76.2cm Field Gun Limbers that ...
Topic: Bourbeau Memorial - 3" Gun - New Bedford, MA - Gallery
lovett155 Replies: 5 Views: 6574	Forum: Artillery Forum Posted: Thu Dec 19, 2013 7:19 am Subject: Re: Bourbeau Memorial - 3" Gun - New Bedford, MA - Gallery
lovett155 Replies: 5 Views: 6574	The Oak Ridge 3-Inch M 1902 is not pictured with a Caisson. This is a Limber. A Caisson is only towed behind limbers and is the main ammunition carrier for the field piece. A limber is what the six ...
Topic: Thun. Armeemuseum. The mountain artillery
lovett155 Replies: 11 Views: 15750	Forum: Artillery Forum Posted: Tue Jun 04, 2013 11:50 pm Subject: Re: Thun. Armeemuseum. The mountain artillery
lovett155 Replies: 11 Views: 15750	Thanks for posting these mountain Howitzer photos. The Krupp 7,5cm Gebirgskanone is very similar to my Chilean Krupp 7,5cm Gebirgskanone L/13: http://lovettartillery.com/7.5cm_Gebirg_Kanone_ ...
Topic: M1 4.5-inch gun SN 1 found in Indiana
lovett155 Replies: 8 Views: 6849	Forum: Artillery Forum Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 9:16 pm Subject: Re: M1 4.5-inch gun SN 1 found in Indiana
lovett155 Replies: 8 Views: 6849	By the way, the eight 4.5 inch guns at Fort Sill are out at Aiming Circle Hill near the "High Rise" buildings. They are not at the museum site. They have been used for years to train young artiller ...
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lovett155 Replies: 6 Views: 8062	Forum: Artillery Forum Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 9:30 pm Subject: Re: Two World War I German fieldpieces in Croyden IN
lovett155 Replies: 6 Views: 8062	Just a few photos to confirm that the sight-mount is complete on the 15cm sFH 1902 would be great. R/ Ralph
Topic: Two World War I German fieldpieces in Croyden IN
lovett155 Replies: 6 Views: 8062	Forum: Artillery Forum Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2012 9:57 pm Subject: Re: Two World War I German fieldpieces in Croyden IN
lovett155 Replies: 6 Views: 8062	Terry Do you have any photos that show more detail of the sight-mount for the 15cm sFH 1902? In the photo you have posted, it looks like this example has the complete sight-mount. These are not p ...
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lovett155 Replies: 2 Views: 4512	Great photos of the 10cm Kanone 1917. Interesting that the hand spike is cut off in the same place as the one on my Kanone 1917 had been before I restored it. Also the serial number is only five off ...

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