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77 mm for the Felkanone 96 n/A, made by Fritz Neumeyer in the city of Nrnberg. It was accepted in the Bavarian Hauptlaboratorium (HL) in the city of Ingolstadt.
This is a 77x230Rmm case for the German C/96 Field Gun. From how many I have seen, this is the most common calibre of surviving 1st World War artillery cases. I see alot of these here in the UK (trench-arted and plain) even today.
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