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British naval artillery

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38-ton 12-inch gun - Scientific American - 1875

38 ton gun 1 - Hurst Castle

38 ton gun 2 - Hurst Castle

38 ton gun shell - Hurst Castle

Cannon at Hurst Castle

HMS Thunderer Gun Explosion

Hurst Castle (19739035429)

Hurst Castle: a 38-ton gun

RML 12 inch 35 ton Automatic Gas-Check Mark I Detail

RML 12 inch 35 ton gun studded projectiles diagrams

RML 12 inch 35 ton gun studless projectiles diagrams

Thunderer turret - King 1875

Type	Description	Date	Source

link	Freebase entry^@		Wikidata
image	38-ton 12-inch gun - Scientific American - 1875		Wikimedia
image	38 ton gun 1 - Hurst Castle	2007	Wikimedia
image	38 ton gun 2 - Hurst Castle	2007	Wikimedia
image	38 ton gun shell - Hurst Castle	2007	Wikimedia
image	Cannon at Hurst Castle	2012	Wikimedia
image	Cannon at Hurst Castle	2012	Wikimedia
image	HMS Thunderer Gun Explosion	1879	Wikimedia
image	Hurst Castle (19739035429)	2015	Wikimedia
image	Hurst Castle: a 38-ton gun	2013	Wikimedia
image	RML 12 inch 35 ton Automatic Gas-Check Mark I Detail	1884	Wikimedia
image	RML 12 inch 35 ton gun studded projectiles diagrams	1884	Wikimedia
image	RML 12 inch 35 ton gun studless projectiles diagrams	1884	Wikimedia
image	Thunderer turret - King 1875	1877	Wikimedia

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