File:9 inch model 1877 mortar moved to position.JPG
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English: 9 inch model 1877 coastal mortar being moved into position with temporary wheels.
Suomi: 9 tuuman (229 mm) rannikkomörssäriä vuosimallia 1877 siirretään asemaan apupyörien eli karellien avulla. |
| Date | Unknown date, 1870s-1910s |
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