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02-03-08, 15:22
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Try to contact Mr Lovett:
http://www.lovettartillery.com/ 
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25-03-08, 00:18
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You could try the guys from Great War Militaria. They are down in Pa. USA. They have one that they restored about 10 years ago. They have a web site. Just do a quick search online. Maybe they can help you.
Regards, Cliff
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25-03-08, 21:54
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Here are some photos of the German 77mm Field Gun in Knowlton Quebec that I took last summer. Is this the gun that you will be restoring?
    
Last edited by John McGillivray; 26-03-08 at 02:59.
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25-03-08, 22:08
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More photos
    
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25-03-08, 22:26
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25-03-08, 22:33
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Here are four photos of the 77mm Gun at the CWM in Ottawa.
   
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26-03-08, 10:04
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This is the gun that shrapnel is talking about.
The first gun features the late pattern wheels which allowed the replacement of individual spokes without taking the whole wheel apart.
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