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I posted my A7V postcards and other tanks or military issues on my website. One A7V still needs to be identified! Check this link and the Tanks link on the site for other interesting postcards from my collections of Tanks, armored vehicles and trains, and horse back riding soldiers!


http://4600n200e.com/index2.html


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Eric


 


 



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By the way, here are three A7V versions we already talked about:

Transport: http://4600n200e.com/mediac/400_0/media/A7V-1.jpg
Trench digger: http://4600n200e.com/mediac/400_0/media/zanjadora.jpg
http://4600n200e.com/mediac/400_0/media/A7Vtrenchdigger.jpg
Anti aircraft: http://4600n200e.com/mediac/400_0/media/A7V-flakpanzer.JPG

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Wonderfull new stuff for our A7V "junkies" here Eric !
Let me thank you in the name of all fore giving us a way to have a look at them.

Best regards

Gerd

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mad zeppelin


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Eric, the one you require help with is 543 as well, taken at same location as the frontal picture of 543 "Adalbert", Abteilung 3, approx. mid-June 1918.

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That one?
http://4600n200e.com/mediac/400_0/media/DIR_16708/CdGermanTank.jpg

How can you tell?
Thx,

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Yes, that one: 543. - Taken in June 1918, after the combat mission at the river Matz on June 9th. - Same number on railway wagon...

-- Edited by mad zeppelin at 10:40, 2008-02-05

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I recently acquired a postcard with the A7V transport version, supposedly also tow vehicle for damaged tanks.

http://4600n200e.com/mediac/400_0/media/4239_12.jpg

A7V transport

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Note chassis number 58?.

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Good sight! #58 shows on the front right side of the tank, next to the track (left side of pix for you). Did not know it was the chassis #. What about the 8?

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The last digit of the chassis number is missing. The choice is a number is between 580 and 589.
Eight vehicles formed one Armee-Kraftwagen-Kolonne (Raupe), so this would be vehicle number eight of that AKK(R).

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Great image!

I am pleased to see the Transport version in an action shot.

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