File:BL or QF 6 inch common lyddite shell Mark IV diagram 1905.jpg

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English: Diagram showing British Mark IV common lyddite shell for 6-inch BL, QF or QFC gun.
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Plate XXIII in Treatise on Ammunition. War Office (1905). London: His Majesty's Stationery Office.

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