The Plasencia 1948 60mm L45 and 1950 60mm L50 AT guns

http://www.network54.com/Forum/330333/message/1174766454/Spanish+AT+guns
and
http://www.network54.com/Forum/330333/thread/1143649340/

The 1951 75mm L22 mountain gun

http://perso.wanadoo.es/padron/artilleria/pieza233.html

The Verdeja 75mm SPG:

http://www.network54.com/Forum/330333/thread/1173040608/Spanish+75mm+Verdeja+self+propelled+gun

The Reinosa 105mm series

http://www.network54.com/Forum/548519/message/1172321998/Reinosa+105mm+howitzers

The Rheinmetall-Trubia 1953 150cm L55

http://perso.wanadoo.es/padron/artilleria/pieza232.html

Anything else?
Enjoy,
Nuyt

Nuyt,

Don't forget Spanish 122/46, some bought from the Germans in 1943 and some built in Spain in the '50s. They were later upgraded in the '60s and '70s.

Apologies, I don't know how to edit my post and I also forget to add the source of the pics: Revista Espaņola de Historia Militar (January 2001).

Very interesting!
So these were 122mm L46 guns? Were these German beute weapons from the Eastern Front?

the 12,2 cm Kanone 390/1 (r)...! or 122mm Pushka obr. 1931 g (122-31).
Shown in Gander and Chamberlain.

Yes, 150 12,2 cm K.390/2 (r) arrived in 1943 and AFAIK 23 guns were built in Spain between 1952 and 1957.

thanks very much for this information. Do you know where they were built? Reinosa, Placencia, Trubia?
Nuyt

Trubia

Kind regards,
Nuyt

The Spanish were fond of Rheinmetall!
Not only were lots of 2cm (including Vierling) and 3,7cm as wel as 8,8cm Flak18 and 36 received during WW2, all these guns were licence produced by Spain!
The 2cm and 3,7cm Flak18 as the R-B-Barzan and the 8,8cm L56 FLAK 36 as the FT44 by Trubia...
The smaller cal weapons were mostly Navy.

The so called 15cm Rheinmetall/Trubia L/55 is in fact the 15cm K-18. There were only some 100 (101?) or so produced, so how many and when did they acquire these guns; were they built in Spain under license at Trubia as indicated by the above designation? I saw on the original Spanish site that it was designated as an "M-1953" in Spain.

This thread contains a good rear shot of the vehicle including the gun:
http://www.fotosmilitares.org/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=254