Old Turn Of The Century Pictures

This new stand alone release based on the legendary War in the Pacific from 2 by 3 Games adds significant improvements and changes to enhance game play, improve realism, and increase historical accuracy. With dozens of new features, new art, and engine improvements, War in the Pacific: Admiral's Edition brings you the most realistic and immersive WWII Pacific Theater wargame ever!

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Great photos, thanks..
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Nice pics. Very clear.
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This is a great find, thanks.
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Is it me or was I expecting pictures from the 1990s [8|]
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Appreciate the pictures a bunch. Ship construction was in such a state of flux between the Civil War and the advent of Dreadnought. Fascinating to see some of it pictured above.
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A Dynamite gun cruiser ? Wow that must be one of these rare ships which are in the same coolness league as the Ise. [8D]

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I think it is the Vesuvius (1888). Those are pneumatic dynamite guns.
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Here's a shot of a boxing match, circa 1897, on the USS Oregon.



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ORIGINAL: tocaff

I have no clue as to what ships or anything the following pictures are of, but they are all from 1900-1920s.

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Tocaff:

Judging by the location of the cage-masts, funnels, and elevated turret, I believe the first picture you showed is a midships view looking forward, of a Florida-class BB, either Florida (BB-30) or Utah (BB-31). The class had 6 twin gun turrets of that design, and I think the elevated foreground turret is what the USN would call Turret #3, or what the British would call the P-Turret.

Here's a stern view of the Utah:


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