Turret shells hi-res stock photography and images

Turret-shells (Turritella communis), Brittany, France Stock Photo

RME45K1E–Turret-shells (Turritella communis), Brittany, France

Turret-shells (Turritella communis) on beach Stock Photo

RMCEFT8X–Turret-shells (Turritella communis) on beach

RFKC5AET–Turret shells

Turret-shell / Auger shell / common tower shells (Turritella communis) on white background Stock Photo

RMEXJMCR–Turret-shell / Auger shell / common tower shells (Turritella communis) on white background

A turret telescope, for a Panzer V 'Panther' SdKfz 171 Sand-coloured lacquered housing, inscribed, 'dhv - T.Z.F. 12 a - 501047 T' with an exterior light/dark switch, selection lever for the various target areas for armour-piercing or high explosive shells and for setting the outer scale of the target area by means of an exterior drive shaft. The optics are, so far as they can be tested, in working condition. Length ca. 113 cm. Completeness cannot be assured. Comes with the transport case (damaged). Dimensions ca. 125 x 25 x 23 cm. Also the manufacturer's bill o, Stock Photo

RMBRCKG8–A turret telescope, for a Panzer V 'Panther' SdKfz 171 Sand-coloured lacquered housing, inscribed, 'dhv - T.Z.F. 12 a - 501047 T' with an exterior light/dark switch, selection lever for the various target areas for armour-piercing or high explosive shells and for setting the outer scale of the target area by means of an exterior drive shaft. The optics are, so far as they can be tested, in working condition. Length ca. 113 cm. Completeness cannot be assured. Comes with the transport case (damaged). Dimensions ca. 125 x 25 x 23 cm. Also the manufacturer's bill o,

Turret-shell / Auger shell / common tower shell (Turritella communis) fossils on beach Stock Photo

RMEXJMCF–Turret-shell / Auger shell / common tower shell (Turritella communis) fossils on beach

RFKAE3RG–sea shells on wood

illustration from the 19th Century, representation of various shells, Zeichnung aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, Darstellung von verschi Stock Photo

RMCP8K6Y–illustration from the 19th Century, representation of various shells, Zeichnung aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, Darstellung von verschi

RMM51AFF–home with shells

Women workers operating a special turret lathe at H.C. Dodge, Inc. in South Boston. The lathe is used for the first operation in the production of three-inch Stokes trench mortar shells. The photograph was taken on January 14, 1919, and received by M.S. Groat. It was issued the number 31617 and passed by the M.I.D. censor on January 15, 1919. Stock Photo

RM2RC118M–Women workers operating a special turret lathe at H.C. Dodge, Inc. in South Boston. The lathe is used for the first operation in the production of three-inch Stokes trench mortar shells. The photograph was taken on January 14, 1919, and received by M.S. Groat. It was issued the number 31617 and passed by the M.I.D. censor on January 15, 1919.

Background with group of sea shells Stock Photo

RFGM9D6F–Background with group of sea shells

Boring turret, murex, shark eye, cockle macro photography. Background from rare seashells. Clam shells are laid out on a light background for an adver Stock Photo

RF2HJ39EK–Boring turret, murex, shark eye, cockle macro photography. Background from rare seashells. Clam shells are laid out on a light background for an adver

Bags of mussels waiting to be collected in Conwy harbour Stock Photo

RMAC3K4Y–Bags of mussels waiting to be collected in Conwy harbour

French Automoteur 105mm tank display at Saumur France Stock Photo

RFBY1K22–French Automoteur 105mm tank display at Saumur France

Troop exercise: The turret of an M 48 tank hit several times by Panzerfaust shells [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2X0H4MP–Troop exercise: The turret of an M 48 tank hit several times by Panzerfaust shells [automated translation]

HMS KING GEORGE V GETS HER AMMUNITION QUOTA. 1941, ON BOARD THE BATTLESHIP IN PORT. - Royal Marines lowering the shells for their turret to the shell room, five decks below Stock Photo

RM2X15BCJ–HMS KING GEORGE V GETS HER AMMUNITION QUOTA. 1941, ON BOARD THE BATTLESHIP IN PORT. - Royal Marines lowering the shells for their turret to the shell room, five decks below

NEW TAIL TURRET--Crew Chief M/Sgt. Wm. A. Lucas of Ashland, Wisc., inserting hand into vent that releases spent cartridge shells for a cleaning of new tail turret on Boeing B-17 Flying ofrtress. Stock Photo

RM2JY033K–NEW TAIL TURRET--Crew Chief M/Sgt. Wm. A. Lucas of Ashland, Wisc., inserting hand into vent that releases spent cartridge shells for a cleaning of new tail turret on Boeing B-17 Flying ofrtress.

The gnarled remains of a German Gun Encasement, St Malo, Brittany, France Stock Photo

RMCT9T6T–The gnarled remains of a German Gun Encasement, St Malo, Brittany, France

Artillery shells and the country of Kuwait are outlined on the forward gun turret of the battleship USS MISSOURI's (BB-63) Mark 7 16-inch 50-caliber guns while the number '289' signifies the number of shots fired by the forward guns during MISSOURI's participation in Operation Desert Storm. The vessel has just returned to Naval Station, Long Beach, following its Persian Gulf deployment. Subject Operation/Series: DESERT STORM Base: Naval Air Station, Long Beach State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA) Stock Photo

RM2M8FD6C–Artillery shells and the country of Kuwait are outlined on the forward gun turret of the battleship USS MISSOURI's (BB-63) Mark 7 16-inch 50-caliber guns while the number '289' signifies the number of shots fired by the forward guns during MISSOURI's participation in Operation Desert Storm. The vessel has just returned to Naval Station, Long Beach, following its Persian Gulf deployment. Subject Operation/Series: DESERT STORM Base: Naval Air Station, Long Beach State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Inside the main gun turret of the USS North Carolina Stock Photo

RMBEFDR7–Inside the main gun turret of the USS North Carolina

Three shells: boring turret snail, cockle, Florida rock - isolated Stock Photo

RFP1390G–Three shells: boring turret snail, cockle, Florida rock - isolated

RFKC6T8J–turret shells

A seashell on the shore of Parque Nacional Marino las Baulas in Playa Grande, Costa Rica. Stock Photo

RMB7K37F–A seashell on the shore of Parque Nacional Marino las Baulas in Playa Grande, Costa Rica.

RMBRCKGJ–A turret telescope, for a Panzer V 'Panther' SdKfz 171 Sand-coloured lacquered housing, inscribed, 'dhv - T.Z.F. 12 a - 501047 T' with an exterior light/dark switch, selection lever for the various target areas for armour-piercing or high explosive shells and for setting the outer scale of the target area by means of an exterior drive shaft. The optics are, so far as they can be tested, in working condition. Length ca. 113 cm. Completeness cannot be assured. Comes with the transport case (damaged). Dimensions ca. 125 x 25 x 23 cm. Also the manufacturer's bill o,

RMEXJMC6–Turret-shell / Auger shell / common tower shell (Turritella communis) fossils on beach

A Bristol Blenheim Mark IV, of No. 110 Squadron RAF, undergoes elaborate servicing at RAF Wattisham, Suffolk, England. Armourers unload 250-lb GP bombs and Small Bomb Containers (SBCs) of incendiaries from a trolley, while other groundcrew refuel the aircraft and attend to the engines, the cockpit and the gun-turret. Note the pet dog on the engine cowling. Stock Photo

RM2JKX7MP–A Bristol Blenheim Mark IV, of No. 110 Squadron RAF, undergoes elaborate servicing at RAF Wattisham, Suffolk, England. Armourers unload 250-lb GP bombs and Small Bomb Containers (SBCs) of incendiaries from a trolley, while other groundcrew refuel the aircraft and attend to the engines, the cockpit and the gun-turret. Note the pet dog on the engine cowling.

Schumann's mounted gun for minimal loophole in defense turrets or bunkers, 19th century Stock Photo

RM2WA5PAP–Schumann's mounted gun for minimal loophole in defense turrets or bunkers, 19th century

RMM51AFT–home with shells

Selective focus colour photograph of two sand castle turrets on beach with only one in focus on cloudy day. Stock Photo

RFT8KN3F–Selective focus colour photograph of two sand castle turrets on beach with only one in focus on cloudy day.

RFGM9D61–Sea shell background

Murex, cockle, shark eye, boring turret snails shells on white background macro photography in high resolution. Background with tropical seashells on Stock Photo

RF2HJ39EE–Murex, cockle, shark eye, boring turret snails shells on white background macro photography in high resolution. Background with tropical seashells on

RFKAHAJ9–sea shells on wood

WW2 German tank display at the Saumur museum France Stock Photo

RFBY1NY6–WW2 German tank display at the Saumur museum France

Bamburgh Castle seen across sand on beach. View south. Black stripes of crushed mussel shells Stock Photo

RMBCWX9X–Bamburgh Castle seen across sand on beach. View south. Black stripes of crushed mussel shells

MEN WHO HELPED SINK THE TUNISIA BOUND ENEMY CONVOY ON THE NIGHT OF DECEMBER 1 AND 2, 1942. - The Royal Marine Sgt is delighted with the shells for his turret and takes pride in the way they are handled Stock Photo

RM2X169EK–MEN WHO HELPED SINK THE TUNISIA BOUND ENEMY CONVOY ON THE NIGHT OF DECEMBER 1 AND 2, 1942. - The Royal Marine Sgt is delighted with the shells for his turret and takes pride in the way they are handled

Details of architecture at home with shells in Moscow Stock Photo

RFB6647M–Details of architecture at home with shells in Moscow

RMCT9T67–The gnarled remains of a German Gun Encasement, St Malo, Brittany, France

illustration from the 19th Century, representation of various shells Stock Photo

RMCNCB30–illustration from the 19th Century, representation of various shells

RMBEFDPM–Inside the main gun turret of the USS North Carolina

tower screw shells, is isolated on white background (clipped path) Stock Photo

RF2K1820G–tower screw shells, is isolated on white background (clipped path)

A sentry lookout turret at St Augustine historic fort built by the Spanish Stock Photo

RFE2C3XB–A sentry lookout turret at St Augustine historic fort built by the Spanish

A tower shell (Turritella sp.) along the Pacific Coast shore of the Parque Nacional Marino las Baulas in Playa Grande, Costa Rica. Stock Photo

RMB7K377–A tower shell (Turritella sp.) along the Pacific Coast shore of the Parque Nacional Marino las Baulas in Playa Grande, Costa Rica.

RMBRCKH3–A turret telescope, for a Panzer V 'Panther' SdKfz 171 Sand-coloured lacquered housing, inscribed, 'dhv - T.Z.F. 12 a - 501047 T' with an exterior light/dark switch, selection lever for the various target areas for armour-piercing or high explosive shells and for setting the outer scale of the target area by means of an exterior drive shaft. The optics are, so far as they can be tested, in working condition. Length ca. 113 cm. Completeness cannot be assured. Comes with the transport case (damaged). Dimensions ca. 125 x 25 x 23 cm. Also the manufacturer's bill o,

RMEXJMC7–Turret-shell / Auger shell / common tower shell (Turritella communis) fossils on beach

Damaged machine gun turret filled with shell shot holes. Second world war memorial in Saint Malo, France Stock Photo

RF2R394TD–Damaged machine gun turret filled with shell shot holes. Second world war memorial in Saint Malo, France

Panzer III and Matilda II tanks in action during a demonstration at Bovington Tank Museum, Dorset, UK Stock Photo

RM2GMGR0H–Panzer III and Matilda II tanks in action during a demonstration at Bovington Tank Museum, Dorset, UK

Seashells and corals. Vector isolated monochrome ocean mollusks sketches. Exotic shells, cockles and turret, scallop Stock Vector

RF2EM3E8H–Seashells and corals. Vector isolated monochrome ocean mollusks sketches. Exotic shells, cockles and turret, scallop

detail of army tank gun turret on battle field Stock Photo

RMB5PG8K–detail of army tank gun turret on battle field

Monaco - April 05, 2019: Shells and guns on the square of Prince's Palace of Monaco in the evening Stock Photo

RF2AYMPF1–Monaco - April 05, 2019: Shells and guns on the square of Prince's Palace of Monaco in the evening

Boring turret snail close up macro photography. Twisted sea clam shell isolated on white background. The concept of tourism and recreation in a tropic Stock Photo

RF2HJ39K3–Boring turret snail close up macro photography. Twisted sea clam shell isolated on white background. The concept of tourism and recreation in a tropic

RFKAHAM3–sea shells on wood

WW2 tank display at Saumur France Stock Photo

RFBY1JMC–WW2 tank display at Saumur France

RMBCWXM4–Bamburgh Castle seen across sand on beach. View south. Black stripes of crushed mussel shells

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A 16 inch shell just about to enter the tube on its way up to the gun on board HMS NELSON whilst the ship is at at sea. For safety's sake the shell rooms and magazines are placed right in the bowels of the ship, and the shells must be hydraulically lifted through four decks before reaching the turret. Stock Photo

RM2T1MMHE–The Royal Navy during the Second World War A 16 inch shell just about to enter the tube on its way up to the gun on board HMS NELSON whilst the ship is at at sea. For safety's sake the shell rooms and magazines are placed right in the bowels of the ship, and the shells must be hydraulically lifted through four decks before reaching the turret.

RFB6648A–Details of architecture at home with shells in Moscow

RMCT9T5G–The gnarled remains of a German Gun Encasement, St Malo, Brittany, France

Our navy in time of war (1861-1898) . heard the balls smashagainst it, and to their great relief found that no dam-age was done. At once their spirits rose. There wasnot a spare man in the crew. When they saw thatthe turret would turn, they felt not only safe, butbelieved they would win the fight. The Merrimacpoured shot after shot at the Monitor, most of whichpassed over her, but many of which struck her. Near-ly every shot that the Monitor fired seemed to hit theMerrimac, but they did little damage. The Monitorfired solid shot, and the Merrimac fired shells. It isagreed now^ that had the Mer Stock Photo

RM2AJJRCJ–Our navy in time of war (1861-1898) . heard the balls smashagainst it, and to their great relief found that no dam-age was done. At once their spirits rose. There wasnot a spare man in the crew. When they saw thatthe turret would turn, they felt not only safe, butbelieved they would win the fight. The Merrimacpoured shot after shot at the Monitor, most of whichpassed over her, but many of which struck her. Near-ly every shot that the Monitor fired seemed to hit theMerrimac, but they did little damage. The Monitorfired solid shot, and the Merrimac fired shells. It isagreed now^ that had the Mer

RMBEFDRP–Inside the main gun turret of the USS North Carolina

Wreckage of War, some of the destroyed Iraqi armour from the first Gulf War, which now lies in the Kuwait desert Stock Photo

RM2AR2NFP–Wreckage of War, some of the destroyed Iraqi armour from the first Gulf War, which now lies in the Kuwait desert

Historical illustration from the 19th Century, representation of a field howitzer Stock Photo

RMCP8K73–Historical illustration from the 19th Century, representation of a field howitzer

Images of WW2 - Side shot of B17 flying fortress machine gun placement Stock Photo

RMMNCNXB–Images of WW2 - Side shot of B17 flying fortress machine gun placement

RMBRCKGC–A turret telescope, for a Panzer V 'Panther' SdKfz 171 Sand-coloured lacquered housing, inscribed, 'dhv - T.Z.F. 12 a - 501047 T' with an exterior light/dark switch, selection lever for the various target areas for armour-piercing or high explosive shells and for setting the outer scale of the target area by means of an exterior drive shaft. The optics are, so far as they can be tested, in working condition. Length ca. 113 cm. Completeness cannot be assured. Comes with the transport case (damaged). Dimensions ca. 125 x 25 x 23 cm. Also the manufacturer's bill o,

Turret-shell / Auger shell / common tower shell (Turritella communis) fossils on white background Stock Photo

RMEXJM18–Turret-shell / Auger shell / common tower shell (Turritella communis) fossils on white background

Anti aircraft guns on board the HMS Belfast on the Thames in London Stock Photo

RMA7JN8J–Anti aircraft guns on board the HMS Belfast on the Thames in London

Impact of projectiles / shells on test plate to determine quality of steel for turrets at Fort van Liezele, WW1 museum at Puurs-Sint-Amands, Belgium Stock Photo

RM2XGW67W–Impact of projectiles / shells on test plate to determine quality of steel for turrets at Fort van Liezele, WW1 museum at Puurs-Sint-Amands, Belgium

RM2GMGR0G–Panzer III and Matilda II tanks in action during a demonstration at Bovington Tank Museum, Dorset, UK

RMB5R7BK–detail of army tank gun turret on battle field

Monaco - April 05, 2019: Shells and gun on the square of Prince's Palace of Monaco in the evening Stock Photo

RF2AYMPDD–Monaco - April 05, 2019: Shells and gun on the square of Prince's Palace of Monaco in the evening

RFJ94G3M–snail shell

Seashells of sea mollusk with corals vector frame of sketched shells of marine clam, snail, chiton and tusk, scallop, nautilus and cockleshell. Tropic Stock Vector

RF2EM41Y1–Seashells of sea mollusk with corals vector frame of sketched shells of marine clam, snail, chiton and tusk, scallop, nautilus and cockleshell. Tropic

Field Gun at Memorial site in Sepia Stock Photo

RFA662AD–Field Gun at Memorial site in Sepia

A tank used for target practice Stock Photo

RMAFMK27–A tank used for target practice

RM2X07TR1–THE ROYAL NAVY DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR - A 16 inch shell just about to enter the tube on its way up to the gun on board HMS NELSON whilst the ship is at at sea. For safety's sake the shell rooms and magazines are placed right in the bowels of the ship, and the shells must be hydraulically lifted through four decks before reaching the turret Royal Navy, NELSON (HMS)

FV4034 Challenger 2 Battle Tank with the Union Jack flag in the background Stock Photo

RMB563NN–FV4034 Challenger 2 Battle Tank with the Union Jack flag in the background

Weapons of destruction. a machine gun and bullet rounds. Stock Photo

RF2K5FAT8–Weapons of destruction. a machine gun and bullet rounds.

The Science record; a compendium of scientific progress and discovery . ith the fore and aft di-rection of the ship. The rest of the armament consists oftorpedo arrangements. The lower portion of the hull is double, and there is aspace of about 2.9 feet between the shells. The lowerplating is .62 inch in thickness and the upper .23 inch.The hold is divided into a large number of water-tightcompartments. Parallel to the upper deck and about sixfeet below is a second deck, both being united to the low-er shell by bulkheads. Forward of the turret is a light superstructure servingas a protection a Stock Photo

RM2AKXX0E–The Science record; a compendium of scientific progress and discovery . ith the fore and aft di-rection of the ship. The rest of the armament consists oftorpedo arrangements. The lower portion of the hull is double, and there is aspace of about 2.9 feet between the shells. The lowerplating is .62 inch in thickness and the upper .23 inch.The hold is divided into a large number of water-tightcompartments. Parallel to the upper deck and about sixfeet below is a second deck, both being united to the low-er shell by bulkheads. Forward of the turret is a light superstructure servingas a protection a

The bell of another Battleship USS North Carolina on deck of the WWII battleship of the same name Stock Photo

RMBEFDF4–The bell of another Battleship USS North Carolina on deck of the WWII battleship of the same name

American M24 light tank as used by the French army, on display at the tank museum Saumur France Stock Photo

RFBY1P5R–American M24 light tank as used by the French army, on display at the tank museum Saumur France

Historical illustration from the 19th Century, depiction of a German field gun Stock Photo

RMCP8K70–Historical illustration from the 19th Century, depiction of a German field gun

RMK0GEXH–Victorian Pier St Annes

RMBRCKG2–A turret telescope, for a Panzer V 'Panther' SdKfz 171 Sand-coloured lacquered housing, inscribed, 'dhv - T.Z.F. 12 a - 501047 T' with an exterior light/dark switch, selection lever for the various target areas for armour-piercing or high explosive shells and for setting the outer scale of the target area by means of an exterior drive shaft. The optics are, so far as they can be tested, in working condition. Length ca. 113 cm. Completeness cannot be assured. Comes with the transport case (damaged). Dimensions ca. 125 x 25 x 23 cm. Also the manufacturer's bill o,

Abu Dhabi, UAE - Feb.23. 2011: Nexter Systems 105 LG towed artillery canon in IDEX 2011 Military Exibition Stock Photo

RF2J97D9Y–Abu Dhabi, UAE - Feb.23. 2011: Nexter Systems 105 LG towed artillery canon in IDEX 2011 Military Exibition

RF2PTFJN6–Weapons of destruction. a machine gun and bullet rounds

RM2XGW67R–Impact of projectiles / shells on test plate to determine quality of steel for turrets at Fort van Liezele, WW1 museum at Puurs-Sint-Amands, Belgium

Illustration of a World War Two, Infantry Tank Mark I, travelling at speed, With cutting paths. Stock Photo

RF2X6HM1M–Illustration of a World War Two, Infantry Tank Mark I, travelling at speed, With cutting paths.

Auger shell / common turret-shell / tower shell (Turritella communis) on beach, Belgium Stock Photo

RMBEMKDJ–Auger shell / common turret-shell / tower shell (Turritella communis) on beach, Belgium

RMB5PM94–detail of army tank gun turret on battle field

Destroyed Iraqi tanks from Gulf War 1 which lie in the Kuwait desert access forbidden because of the use of depleted uranium. Stock Photo

RMAM0Y01–Destroyed Iraqi tanks from Gulf War 1 which lie in the Kuwait desert access forbidden because of the use of depleted uranium.

Seashell and coral sketches with vector sea beach shells of marine snail, clam and conch, mollusk, shellfish, scallop and cockleshell, tiger nautilus Stock Vector

RF2EKW7X9–Seashell and coral sketches with vector sea beach shells of marine snail, clam and conch, mollusk, shellfish, scallop and cockleshell, tiger nautilus

Wreckage of War destroyed Iraqi armour from the first Gulf War Stock Photo

RMBD4WJK–Wreckage of War destroyed Iraqi armour from the first Gulf War

An overcast day in St. Augustine, FL at the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument outer entrance with solo palm tree and distant 17th century coqui Stock Photo

RM2DE47E3–An overcast day in St. Augustine, FL at the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument outer entrance with solo palm tree and distant 17th century coqui

The Royal Navy during the Second World War- the Campaign in Normandy, June 1944 The Royal Navy's big guns support the Allied armies in Normandy on board the cruiser HMS SIRIUS in the Sword area. The number of shells used by Royal Marines manning the twin 5.25 inch gun X turret can be gauged by the shell cases massed on X-gun deck. They number more than 2,000. Stock Photo

RM2T1K4GG–The Royal Navy during the Second World War- the Campaign in Normandy, June 1944 The Royal Navy's big guns support the Allied armies in Normandy on board the cruiser HMS SIRIUS in the Sword area. The number of shells used by Royal Marines manning the twin 5.25 inch gun X turret can be gauged by the shell cases massed on X-gun deck. They number more than 2,000.

RMCNCB4J–Historical illustration from the 19th Century, representation of a field howitzer

An Improved Monitor. portions of shells from getting into the space between WATER POWER FOR SHIPPING PORTS. flattened and much carroded beneath the roots of a tree. DENNY'S DOUBLE-TURRET STEAK BATTER ; lem 4 i, scientific american, 1862-08-09 Stock Photo

RM2ABTHYE–An Improved Monitor. portions of shells from getting into the space between WATER POWER FOR SHIPPING PORTS. flattened and much carroded beneath the roots of a tree. DENNY'S DOUBLE-TURRET STEAK BATTER ; lem 4 i, scientific american, 1862-08-09

. Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1919). International Malleable Iron Co., Limited Guelph, Ontario February 6, 1919 CANADIAN MA CMINKRY 35. WE are proud—and we believe justly proud—of the part the Steinle 24 FullSwing Side Carriage Turret Lathe has played in helping to win the war. Wesent this machine over the top first in the production of Liberty motor cylinders,155 mm. shells, field artillery wheel hubs, and many other parts required in variousclasses of material used to prosecute the war. We have been on a 100, war footing. Now we are ready to send it over the top again. Stock Photo

RM2AG0P83–. Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1919). International Malleable Iron Co., Limited Guelph, Ontario February 6, 1919 CANADIAN MA CMINKRY 35. WE are proud—and we believe justly proud—of the part the Steinle 24 FullSwing Side Carriage Turret Lathe has played in helping to win the war. Wesent this machine over the top first in the production of Liberty motor cylinders,155 mm. shells, field artillery wheel hubs, and many other parts required in variousclasses of material used to prosecute the war. We have been on a 100, war footing. Now we are ready to send it over the top again.