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Photograph B00107 First World War, 1914-1918Two soldiers observe the end of a troublesome enemy gun. A long range 150mm 43 calibre Turkish gun lying on its side in the Wadi Nimrin. Named Jericho Jane, the Krupp gun was used to shell Jericho.

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Wadi Nimrin, Jordan. c. 1918. A long range 150mm 43 calibre Turkish gun on its side. Named Jericho Jane, the Krupp gun was used to shell Jericho. (Donor A. Lynch)
Two soldiers observe the end of a troublesome enemy gun. A long range 150mm 43 calibre Turkish gun lying on its side in the Wadi Nimrin. Named Jericho Jane, the Krupp gun was used to shell Jericho.

Two unidentified soldiers (right) observing the remains of a long range 150mm 43 calibre Turkish gun called Jericho Jane in Wadi Nimrin on Es Salt Road. The Krupp gun was used to shell Jericho.

Side-on photograph of the long-range enemy gun believed to be either "Fabulous Nellie" or "Jericho Jane". Jericho Jane was a 150mm 43 calibre long-range Krupp gun used by the Turkish army to shell Jer

Soldiers observing the remains of a long range 150mm 43 calibre Turkish gun called Jericho Jane in Wadi Nimrin on Es Salt Road. The Krupp gun was used to shell Jericho. The gun limber is in the left

Wadi Kimin. A long range 150mm 43 calibre Turkish gun on its side, called Jericho Jane, which used to be fired from this position.

A 15cm Kanone 16 L/43 Krupp long range, high velocity gun known as Jericho Jane, which was used by the Germans to shell the camps in the Jordan Valley.
