Photo: Popperud, Erling / Norsk Bergverksmuseum Selvdrevet Felthaubitser. icon--add Add to folder icon--add Add to folder Remove from folder Order image 1 Comment/inquiry social--facebook social--more Share About the object IdentifierKVM-F 0004774 Avbildet stedBuskerud Kongsberg Kongsberg General subject termM109G kanon., Militær produksjon etter 1945 Specific subject termsm109g selvdreven felthaubitzer kanon SubjectSelvdrevet Felthaubitser. Type Photograph Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits History Fotografering: 1969 (Access)FotografPopperud, Erling Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits License information License Contact owner for more information Metadata IdentifierKVM-F 0004774 Part of collectionKongsberg våpen og industrihistoriske samling Foto Owner of collectionNorsk Bergverksmuseum InstitutionNorsk Bergverksmuseum Date publishedDecember 18, 2019 Date updatedNovember 26, 2020 DIMU-CODE021018474334 UUID359a491a-ac5d-49dd-a907-62ea08cb6f83 Tags For adding tags, log in. There are 555 results for «kanon» in DigitaltMuseum: Kanon. Denne MG 151/20 satt montert på et tysk Messerschmitt jage... Kanonhylse. Gjenstanden er en utskutt artillerihylse fra andre ve... Schrøder Hangarskipet HMS Ocean Schrøder KNM Tromsø i Trondheim omvisni... Mann med tre unger på en kanonstilling med bunker. View more 1 comment 155mm Anders Lundeberg, January 24, 2020 Add a comment or suggest edits To publish a public comment on the object, select «Leave a comment». To send an inquiry directly to the museum, select «Send an inquiry». Leave a comment or send an inquiry You are not logged in – Log in You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Add comment or cancel Send an inquiry Your message will be sent to Norsk Bergverksmuseum. Recipient Message You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Send email or cancel New comment or inquiry
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Anders Lundeberg, January 24, 2020
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