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German/Belgium

jvollenberg

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Ordnance approved
Listed as Belgium, but probably German.
Dia: 150-MM
Length: 454-MM

Sorry about the poor base image ... it's all I have

Any ideas on a designation?

Joe
 

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Hi,
I have a similar shell, mine being a French 155mm HE. Mine matches the image attached so I guess yours is identical? Maybe?...
The holes in the base are for the purposes of carrying the shell (I assume by threading a rope through).
Cheers!
 
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I did post a callout for info on mine a while back and got some great info, but being computer technologically brain dead, I'm not sure how to add the BOCN post link thingy.
I do know it was titled 'French 155mm'.....
 
French 155mm model 1877 filled black powder, fuzed 30/45 S&M, length without fuze 465mm
French 155mm model 1877/1914 filled picric acid, fuzed 24/31mm with gaine adapter, length without fuze 464mm, length without gaine 455mm (so could be your shell).
 
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