1917 Rotogravure World War I French Artillery Guns Mortar Howitzer Weapons YNY3 SWISS Harold Pitkin and F

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1917 Rotogravure World War I French Artillery Guns Mortar Howitzer Weapons YNY3 SWISS Harold Pitkin and F"Guns That Bark from the Ancre to the Meuse" This is an original 1917 sepia rotogravure with four images of French artillery guns during World War I: a French long gun of 340 millimeters west of the Meuse; French heavy artillery of 370 millimeters before Verdun; the powerful short French mortar of 155 millimeters in operation in the Champagne; and a French howitzer of 370 millimeters in action on the Somme. CONDITION This 97+ year old Item is rated