The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
10.5 cm light field howitzer with sliding Krupp breech block. Mounted on steel box carriage, with two wooden spoked wheels. Breech number 455. Factory proof M 2787 Kp & S 6552 Kp. No firing pin. Breech potentially operational. Sight bracket present. Trail Number SAW 1918 L14546.
Captured by 5th Battalion on 10 August 1918 near Lihons. Gun was included among guns captured by AIF and exhibited in big exhibition of captured guns in vicinity Buckingham Palace 1919. (AWM File 4386/1/70 Series 16)
10.5 cm Light field howitzer, on a sheet steel box trail. The gun is fitted with two wooden spoked wheels and anti splinter gun shield. Breech operational, with a horizontal sliding breech block. Bree
Light field artillery piece on two wheeled Box trail. The gun has a horizontal sliding breech block, and has a splinter-proof Shield. wheels are wooden spoked. Weight of projectile 5.89/7.2 kg; Muzzl
Spare barrel for a 21 cm Morser, mounted on its transportation wagon. The barrel has a matching breech ring and breech block number. Factory proof marks on breech ring, Kp S 2648. Kp 18; Kp M 1340. Th
21 cm howitzer with an horizontally sliding breechblock. Inscribed 'Nr 1257 Fried Krupp A.G. Essen 1918' on the rear face of the breech block. Barrel is mounted on a steel box carriage, with steel sp
10 cm calibre Medium artillery piece. Steel box trail, with axial recoil system. Splinter-proof shield. Brake arms mounted to front of shield - this is unusual - most artillery pieces of that perio
Light field artillery piece. Horizontal sliding breech. Steel box carriage, with two wooden spoked wheels. Breech is stamped with the gun number: 35, and Friedrich Krupp, Essen, 1913. The weight of t