Which haevy Italian Gun type?

[Holger Kotthaus]

Which haevy Italian Gun type?

Photo Title: “Captured (Italian) Guns at Mortegliano 4. November 1917“

Original Source: https://onb.digital/result/10FA317F - - - https://digital.onb.ac.at/rep/osd/?10FA317F

 

I suspect the following pictures show the same (or very similar) 15 cm or 6“ gun type

2.) “Captured (Italian) naval gun in Cervignano 12.11.1917“ https://digital.onb.ac.at/rep/osd/?112448EF

3.) “4 Stück weittragende 15cm Geschütze, Görz, Parkplatz. (Ende März. 1918.)“ https://digital.onb.ac.at/rep/osd/?112A9F15

4.) “Weittragende itl.Geschütze. Monfalcone, Anfang Mai 1918“. https://digital.onb.ac.at/rep/osd/?112AA2E5

5.) “Erbeutetes Geschütz bei Bicinicco 10.11.17“. https://digital.onb.ac.at/rep/osd/?10FA3EE9

6.) “Erobertes Geschütz bei Strassoldo.4.11.17“. https://onb.digital/result/10FA2C05

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By the way; - Here you find 2.309 picture results about “Weapons and artillery“

ÖNB Digital /// Kriegssammlung - Fotos 1914 – 1918 /// Waffen und Geschütze

  https://onb.digital/search/849526

 

Regards Holger

[Spaceman]

It's a 149.1 mm calibre Cannone da 149/35 A introduced in 1900 - basically a heavy field gun with a max range of 16.5 km but lacking a recoil system. 

Edited 10 March by Spaceman

[Holger Kotthaus]

4 hours ago, Spaceman said:

It's a 149.1 mm calibre Cannone da 149/35 A introduced in 1900 - basically a heavy field gun with a max range of 16.5 km but lacking a recoil system. 

­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Hi Spaceman,

Yes, of course; - thank you for your reference. At first I assumed it was a British delivery and therefore a 6" naval gun on wheel mount.

 

Regards Holger