| The carriage and tyres look British but I do not recognise the gun.
The size of the carriage suggests a larger calibre.
When was the photograph taken? If it dates from the time of the BEF, 1939/40, it could be a WWI howitzer mounted on a more modern carriage for ease of motor transport. The short barrel suggests howitzer.
On the other hand, it does not look much like a split trail to me, in which case could it be sufficiently elevated into the howitzer role?
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Angie
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