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    • Very rare to find Italian 90mm Cannone da 90/50-53 anti-aircraft gun brass shell case dated 1941. Recovered from Bologna Italy

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    This is an Italian 90mm Cannone da 90/50-53 anti-aircraft gun brass shell case dated 1941. Recovered from Bologna Italy some years ago and has been in a private collection ever since. After Italy surrendered these guns, they were taken into service by the Germans as the 9-cm Flak 41(i) or 9-cm Flak 309/1(i). The case is in good condition, but with a slight bulge to the neck and no primer. There is one finger nail size small area of dezincification to side of case. Base markings are clear to read. Perfect for any collection or display!

    Case length: 673mm - monster case!


    Cannone da 90/53 - Wikipedia

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