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1917 Rotogravure World War I French Artillery Guns Mortar Howitzer Weapons YNY3 SWISS a constable killed in a"Guns That Bark from the Ancre to the Meuse" This is an original 1917 sepia rotogravure with four images of French artillery guns during World War I: a French long gun of 340 millimeters west of the Meuse; French heavy artillery of 370 millimeters before Verdun; the powerful short French mortar of 155 millimeters in operation in the Champagne; and a French howitzer of 370 millimeters in action on the Somme. CONDITION This 97+ year old Item is rated