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Português: Um dos dois canhões Schneider-Canet 150mm retirados do Forte Itaipu e utilizados pelos paulistas sob um vagão prancha na linha ferroviária nos combates da Revolução de 1932. Um foi utilizado na "Frente sul" de combate e outro na "Frente norte".
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