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DescriptionFort Lytton 6inch Armstrong Disappearing Gun in Firing Position c1900.jpg
English: Fort Lytton had two 6inch Armstrong disappearing guns mounted in gun pits #1 and #2. Both guns were manufactured in 1886 and mounted at Fort Lytton in 1888. This photo appears to be gun pit #2. Both guns were unmounted in 1938.
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