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No bananas at hand so fork for scale. Ball isn't perfectly round
This is the famous Lineol tinplate Model No. 1240 long range field gun with a travelling bogie. The gun has an elevating & transversing function and a cap firing mechanism and is fully detachable. This Lineol toy reminds the German 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze 18(sFH 18).It was produced in Germany (1936-1937)and painted in a three colour sand/green/brown pre-war camouflage.The gun crew is made by Lineol for export and repesents Swiss army artillery soldiers.
https://www.soldatini.eu/2024/04/lineol-schwere-feldhaubitze-1240-mit.html
Dated 1942-1943 and got it for only $60.84 USD! So happy about getting this.
Can anyone please help ID this photo with any info you may have.