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4.7” Mark IX gun on mark XXII mounting.
Ref: L/O/05

Price: £23.50/€30.32 (Including VAT at 17.5%)
US$37.00 (Tax Free)
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4.7in Mark IX gun on mark XXII mounting. Four Gas plus smaller external Gas and detail. Main armament of the war built ‘S’, ‘T’, ‘U’, ‘V’ and ‘W’ destroyers


The 4in Mark 1V Gun on Mark P. IX
Ref: L/O/07

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The 4in Mark 1V Gun on Mark P. IX Mounting. Four G/A and two external views. The main armament of fleet destroyers of WWI. Later re-issued to some minesweepers and minor war vessels during WWII.


The 4.7 inch Breech Loading Mark I Gun on CP Mark
Ref: L/O/100

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The 4.7 inch Breech Loading Mark I Gun on CP Mark VI Mounting – 1917. The RN's first 4.7in calibre gun, developed from the army gun in order to improve the destructive 'punch' of new destroyers. First introduced aboard ships of the 'Shakespeare' class. Fully detailed views, both with and without the half gunshield, plus detail of the gun, training gear, elevating gear, base construction and run out arrangements.


The 6 Pdr Hotchkiss QF gun
Ref: L/O/103

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The 6 Pdr Hotchkiss QF gun on non recoil mounting 1941. This 1880’s gun was brought back into service due to the acute shortage of naval weapons. Provided with a simple and basic mounting it was found on the bridge wings of a small number of Flower Class Corvettes from 1941 as well as being the main gun armament of some trawlers and drifters. (Drawn 16/4/99—8 drawings) (Small sheet)


The 4in BL (Breech Loading) Mark IX Gun
Ref: L/O/11

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The 4in BL (Breech Loading) Mark IX Gun on CPI Mounting 1917. Eight G/A showing two differing gun shield shapes the usual curved and later square types. First issued to Minesweeping convoy sloops of the Great War and re-issued to Flower Class Corvettes and some trawlers in the Second WW. Ready Use ammunition racks are shown.


The 4.7 inch QF Mark IX** Destroyer Gun 1943
Ref: L/O/113

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The 4.7 inch QF Mark IX** Destroyer Gun 1943 : This gun was the main armament of RN fleet destroyers from the 1920's. It was used in both single and twin mountings and formed the basis of all wartime destroyers. The gun, its construction and component parts has been redrawn from the gunnery manual BR1245(43). (Drawn 218/99 150 drawinqs)


12 Pdr 12 Cwt. Gun on High Angle (HA) Low Angle
Ref: L/O/13

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12 Pdr 12 Cwt. Gun on High Angle (HA) Low Angle (LA) Mark IX Mounting. Four general arrangements of mounting with six general arrangements of the gun on Sheet A. Sheet B shows detail of the Mk I,II and V guns, plus detail of sights, mounting base, elevating gear and other types of breech mechanisms. A WWI gun re - issued on a new basic mounting to become the main dual purpose armament of Bangor Class Fleet Minesweepers, trawlers, auxiliaries etc.


4.5in Mark IV Gun
Ref: L/O/14

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4.5in Mark IV Gun on Mark V Mod. 2 Mounting. Seven, general arrangements showing internal and external detail. In fact the CP Mark XXII 4.7in mounting, modified to carry the 4.5in Mark IV Gun to equip the Fleet Destroyer Savage and the war built 'Z' and 'C' classes. Provided with power operation and later re-issued to Post War Tribal Class frigates.


The 3in 20 Cwt Mark I Gun on Mark IVA
Ref: L/O/17

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The 3in 20 Cwt Mark I Gun on Mark IVA Mounting. Four general arrangement, plus gun and breech mechanism. A Great War Anti-aircraft weapon re-issued to Steam gun boats and some Fleet Destroyers in WWII.


The QF 6 Pdr 7 Cwt Mark IIA Gun on 6 Pdr Mark VII
Ref: L/O/20

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The QF 6 Pdr 7 Cwt Mark IIA Gun on 6 Pdr Mark VII Mounting with Moulins Auto-loader. Five general arrangements of mounting with a mass of detail including recoil and runout arrangements, control operating mechanism, base, auto-loader and rocket flare projector. This power operated gun mounting was issued to many classes of MGB from 1944, bringing a great improvement in firepower


The QF 3in 12 Pdr on Mark V and Mark VI Pedestal
Ref: L/O/23

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The QF 3in 12 Pdr on Mark V and Mark VI Pedestal Mount. Three general arrangements of each mounting. Two low angle gun mountings issues to pre-war destroyers before the Great War, and re-issued in 1939 to a number of requisitioned Mine Sweeping (MS) trawlers etc.


The 3in 20 Cwt Mark I Gun on Central Pivot (CP)
Ref: L/O/24

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The 3in 20 Cwt Mark I Gun on Central Pivot (CP) Mark V (Submarine) Mounting - 1943. Three general arrangements plus detail of gun, breech and elevating gear. Fitted to submarines from 1936, replacing the earlier Mk V Mtg. It was carried by the units of the 'S' and 'V' classes.


The 4in QF Mark XXIII Gun on 4in S2
Ref: L/O/25

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The 4in QF Mark XXIII Gun on 4in S2 (Submarine) Mounting. Four general arrangements, plus detail of cradle, recoil and run out gear, gun, breech mechanism, and trunnions on sheet 'A'. With breech, sights, and gun mounting detail on sheet 'B'. An improved 4in gun and mounting that was developed for patrol submarines from 1942, and in October 1945 it was decided that development would proceed for 'A' class units and for retrospective fittings. The last gun on British Submarines


The QF 4in Mark XII, XII* or XXIIgun on 4in 51
Ref: L/O/26

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The QF 4in Mark XII, XII* or XXIIgun on 4in 51 (Submarine) Mounting. Three General arrangement views plus gun details and breech mechanism on sheet 'A' with three general arrangement, recoil cylinder and recuperator, training gear, sighting gear etc on sheet. This weapon was introduced to patrol, fleet and minelaying submarines from 1925 and issued to 'T class and some later 'S' class 'boats during the war.


The 4in Mark XIX Gun on CP Mark XXIII Mounting
Ref: L/O/27

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The 4in Mark XIX Gun on CP Mark XXIII Mounting 1943. Ten G/A plus mounting and fitting detail. General arrangement drawing MK. XXIII** Mtg. And details base plate etc., gun trunnion, sights, elevating gear, training gear, housing stop, centre pivot etc. This gun was under development during 1940-41, and with improved steel factors was put into war production. Issued to the fleet in limited numbers and mounted aboard 'Military' class A/S trawlers, 'River and 'Castle' class frigates. Also fitted as a star shell mounting on the 1943 Battle Class Destroyers, but with large orders for both the RAN and RCN.


The 6 Pdr 10 Cwt Mark I Gun on 6 Pdr Twin
Ref: L/O/28

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The 6 Pdr 10 Cwt Mark I Gun on 6 Pdr Twin Mark I Mounting. Five general arrangements showing this little known ex-army rapid firing gun designed for harbour defence. A limited number were modified for RN service and fitted to old 'W' class WWI Fleet destroyers to defend East Coast convoys against 'E' boat attacks.


The 4.5in. 8 Cwt Gun on Mark I and II Mounting
Ref: L/O/31

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The 4.5in. 8 Cwt Gun on Mark I and II Mounting with 2in Rocket Flare Launcher. Seven G/A views plus detail of 2in rocket flare, launcher elevating cylinder, recoil cylinder, firing gear, own speed deflection sight, training motor, safety firing gear etc on sheet 'A'. Detail of the Gun, operating mechanism, recoil and run out arrangements sights G/A of Mark II mounting, with diagrammatic layout of the mounting pressure system, are shown on sheet 'B' Sheet 4C' shows three simple G/A and six views of the Mark II Mounting. This weapon system was designed for the Far East War where soft targets predominated, and a large calibre low velocity gun could be filled to Coastal Forces. A trial mounting was filled to ML 570 before hostilities ended, but only limited production was undertaken post war, when the Mark II (manual). Mounting was fitted to a few fast patrol boats.


The 4” Mark IV Gun on Mark J Mounting
Ref: L/O/39

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The 4in Mark IV Gun on Mark 'J' Mounting (80% complete). Believed to be the standard 4in gun for export sales


QFSA 4.7in Calibre Mark IX Gun
Ref: L/O/45

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QFSA 4.7in Calibre Mark IX Gun on CP Mark XIII Mounting –1931. A prototype high angle (600, plus two views of. prototype mounting from Vickers photographs. No BR issued. This little known weapons system has been redrawn from Vickers G/A drawing No.94592 and Vickers photographs of the mounting in the gunshop. A prototype mounting underwent sea trials aboard the Fleet destroyer HMS Bulldog in 1931. Not put into service.


United States Navy 3in Mount Mark 22.
Ref: L/O/47

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United States Navy 3in Mount Mark 22. Five G/A drawings This American weapon was provided for many Lend Lease ships, such as the 'Captain' and 'Colony' Class Frigates, 'Kil' Class Coastal Escorts, as well as 'Gazelle' class BAMS (Fleet Minesweepers).


The Twin 4in Mark XVI Gun on Mark XIX & RP 51
Ref: L/O/49

Price: £49.93/€64.41 (Including VAT at 17.5%)
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The Twin 4in Mark XVI Gun on Mark XIX & RP 51 Mountings. A very detailed look at the main medium range anti-aircraft mount of the Second World War. Fitted to major units as secondary armament and the main armament of 'Hunt' class escort destroyers, Black Swan class sloops some V & W Destroyers etc. Five sheets showing general arrangement, General views the gun and breech mechanisms (15 views). Other external detail views, rocket flare projectors, elevating gear, cradle recoil, run-out arrangements and data (20 drawings). Training gear, sighting gear (Diagrammatic), Elevation Receiver, Sighting gear general arrangement (12 drawings). The Twin 4in HA/UD RP51 Mark XIX Mtg 1945 (Four views), general arrangement of turning gear, elevating gear, training base, large detail views and general arrangements plus further data (14 views). Detail of training base, joystick control, hand power clutch1 hand lever and interlock. (24 drawing)


The 6 Pdr QF Pedestal Mounting
Ref: L/O/55

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The 6 Pdr QF Pedestal Mounting Mark 'M' of 1890. The original 6 Pdr weapon fitted in the fighting tops of capital ships from the 1890s. Drawn in detail. Drawings


6 Pdr Hotchkiss QF Gun on HA/LA Mark VI Mounting
Ref: L/O/59

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US$19.41 (Tax Free)

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6 Pdr Hotchkiss QF Gun on HA/LA Mark VI Mounting -1942. The 6 Pdr gun was introduced in 1884. A number of guns were in store and a new high angleflow angle mounting was rapidly designed to utilise the existing guns. From early 1943 they were fitted to Fairmile 'D' M.G.Bs and a number of Fairmile 'B' Motor Launches converted to gun boats for the war in the Far East. Seven G/A views, plus detail.


The QFSA 4.7” (45 Calibres) Mark IX Gun
Ref: L/O/65

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The QFSA 4.7in (45 Calibre's) Mark IX Gun on Mark XVIII Mounting 1936-42. The main armament of 'H' and 'I' Fleet Destroyers, four of the '0' class and the 'Q' and 'R' Emergency classes. Sheet A show two G/A views, five G/A drawings plus plan of base (8 drawings). Sheet B shows details of the Mark lX** Gun, loading tray arrangements for mountings 1-37 and 38 and beyond. Base construction, the gun cradle, the intensifier, the firing gear, elevation and depression stops and detail of the depression control gear. (30 drawings) Sheet C shows training and elevating gear, training and elevation receivers, black pointer drives etc. and data. (13 drawings)


The 4in Q. F. Mark V Gun
Ref: L/O/86

Price: £42.30/€54.57 (Including VAT at 17.5%)
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The 4in Q. F. Mark V Gun on HIA Mark Ill, III** and IV Mountings 1917-1945. A five sheet subject detailing this high angle weapon in use with the RN. From the 1920s through to the end of W.W II, it was the main armament of many minesweeping sloops, fleet destroyers ('0' an 'P' Classes) and Algerine class fleet minesweepers etc. The main G/A (Sheet C) is redrawn from the mountings fitted to HMS Hood in the early 20s with detail of the fillings from the 1919 gunnery manual, and the later, BR 833 of 1943 which details the improved mountings. Sheet A shows 9 isometric views of various marks of mounting plus a number of differing splinter shields. (17 drawings). Sheet B details parts of the mounting and fittings 1943-45. The sights, range and deflection gear, elevating gear, elevation black pointer drive, training pinion, elevating handwheel and gear box, the training gear, the training black pointer drive, detail of the pneumatic recuperator (Mark 111* and IV Mountings). Depression safety firing gear, crank handles, the spring recuperator (Mark lll** Mounting). Front end of torsion shaft, recoil detail and black pointer drives. (32 drawings). Sheet C details the original Mark Ill Mounting of 1917 (4 views) plus the electrical parts supplied with the mounting (2 views). Four differing Marks of 4in Gun are detailed showing their construction. (14 drawings). Sheet D shows construction detail of the early mountings. - Breech mechanism, gun cradle, recoil cylinder etc., elevating gear, training gear, firing gear, re-cocking and loading tray safety gear, the recuperator, and shipbuilders drawings. (22 drawings). Sheet E provides the weapon's data with the history of its development. Sheet F shows further component parts and views of the Mark lll** Mounting


The Twin 4.7” QF Mark Xl Guns
Ref: L/O/87

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The Twin 4.7in QF Mark Xl Guns on Mark XX Mounting –1942. A multi sheet subject detailing this enclosed mounting, the main armament of four of the L class and all the M class Fleet destroyers. Sheet A, (a smaller sheet) shows five external views plus detail of the sight doors and base. (I have all the drawings for the internal arrangements which will be added on additional sheets as time permits). Sheet B shows the forward part view of HMS Marne in Dec.1945 and the gun construction and detail including two views of the breech mechanism, both open and closed. Full design data and development are included.


The 4in BL (Breech Loading) Mark IX Gun
Ref: L/O/88

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The 4in BL (Breech Loading) Mark IX Gun on Triple Mark I Mounting – 1916. This triple mounting carried a high velocity gun being an anti-torpedo craft defence aboard the Renown and Repulse. Hand worked and requiring a crew of 32 it was not very satisfactory. Three external views, two general arrangement, the arrangement of the elevating gear, securing gear and three views showing the arrangements for dismounting the guns.


The 4.7 Inch QFSA. 40 calibre gun on the CP Mark X
Ref: L/O/94

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The 4.7 Inch QFSA. 40 calibre gun on the CP Mark XV (Submarine Mounting)- 1930. The armament of HM Submarines Thames, Porpoise and some of the Parthian and Rainbow classes until replaced by the lighter 4in S1 mounting. 4 external views and 3 detail views.


4 Inch QF Mark V Gun on P (Pedestal) Mark 11* Mo
Ref: L/O/98

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4 Inch QF Mark V Gun on 'P' (Pedestal) Mark 11* Mounting –1912. A pre WWI destroyer weapon for the RN. Subsequently, sold abroad and supplied to the Royal Australian and Royal New Zealand Navies. Fully detailed. Drawn at 1in = 1 ft.


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