Often confused with the Big Bertha cannon, the Paris canon (Wilhelmgescutae) is the most mysterious...

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Often confused with the Big Bertha cannon, the Paris canon (Wilhelmgescutae) is the most mysterious of the German guns of the First World War. Calibre 210 mm; flight length 36 m:; range 126 km; total weight 750 T; projectile weight 105 Kg at 1600 m/sec. 1917

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German School, (20th century) / German

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Giancarlo Costa

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Private Collection

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photochrome

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