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Photographs of Hotchkiss Revolving cannon. A Naval 37mm revolving cannon is on display at the 'Explosion' museum, in Gosport, Hampshire, UK, while a 37mm light revolving cannon on a land service carriage can be seen at the Royal Armouries museum at Fort Nelson, near Portsmouth, UK. There is also a 37mm revolving cannon to be seen at the Royal Armouries museum in Leeds, but it is not possible to get close to that one.
I would appreciate any photographs of other revolving cannon to add to this gallery. Please see my contact details.
The photographs in this gallery can be expanded by clicking on the image.
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Abbreviation |
Location of item/Owner |
Source |
RA-FN |
Royal Armouries, Fort Nelson |
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RA-L |
Royal Armouries, Leeds |
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Ex |
Explosion! Museum, Gosport, UK |
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TV |
Old Court House, Fairfax, CA |
Tom Vasquez |
AAAM |
Australian Army Artillery Museum, North Head, Sidney |
Kevin Browning |
RQYS |
Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, Manly |
Charlie Clelland |