How many different "fermata" shells are possible?
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An example of the "fermata" shell number 298: "la stutata regina".
These photos were taken in the Province of Salerno on Friday January 17th, 2020 preparing for a competition in the town of Vibonati and in the Province of Naples on Saturday the 2nd of April in the town of Somma Vesuviana. These evening displays were fired by the company of Giovanni Boccia and Luigi Nappi from Palma Campania in the Province of Napoli, Regione Campania.
This shell with the superscription "2*" written on the outside indicate "stutata regina". The complete effect is one break with 21 bombettes, 7 titanium salute bombettes in the first mosaic and in the second mosaic with a long delay of the 14 color bombettes in the color blue and in the second fermata shell in the color red.
After each "stutata regina" we see a sferical shell of 21 cm caliber with color change.
There are 2 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 1-break shells in this evening display.
In front two "fermata" shells with the superscription "2X", these are the "stutata regina". Behind these two shells we see two shells with the superscription "3X", so this effect is "3 intrecci".
Luigi Nappi with the second fermata "stutata regina" for mortar number 7 with 14 color bombettes in red".
At the left side Michele Caiazza with a fermata in the "stutata" effect with color bombettes in red and white".
An employee with a "stutata" shell of a larger caliber, I suppose 26 cm.
Luigi Nappi is loading a "stutata" shell of 26 cm caliber and Michele Caiazza is waiting with the next "stutata" shell. In between the mortars for the sferical shells of 30 cm caliber. The letter "P" on the "stutata" shell means the effect "pampanella" = white.
The timing and colors in this display are the perfection for me.
In the video of the show in Somma Vesuviana between minute 8.39 - 8.44 and between minute 8.49 - 8.53 : https://youtu.be/bd2wJVEl9Q4?t=518
These photos were taken in the Province of Salerno on Friday January 17th, 2020 preparing for a competition in the town of Vibonati and in the Province of Naples on Saturday the 2nd of April in the town of Somma Vesuviana. These evening displays were fired by the company of Giovanni Boccia and Luigi Nappi from Palma Campania in the Province of Napoli, Regione Campania.
This shell with the superscription "2*" written on the outside indicate "stutata regina". The complete effect is one break with 21 bombettes, 7 titanium salute bombettes in the first mosaic and in the second mosaic with a long delay of the 14 color bombettes in the color blue and in the second fermata shell in the color red.
After each "stutata regina" we see a sferical shell of 21 cm caliber with color change.
There are 2 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 1-break shells in this evening display.
In front two "fermata" shells with the superscription "2X", these are the "stutata regina". Behind these two shells we see two shells with the superscription "3X", so this effect is "3 intrecci".
Luigi Nappi with the second fermata "stutata regina" for mortar number 7 with 14 color bombettes in red".
At the left side Michele Caiazza with a fermata in the "stutata" effect with color bombettes in red and white".
An employee with a "stutata" shell of a larger caliber, I suppose 26 cm.
Luigi Nappi is loading a "stutata" shell of 26 cm caliber and Michele Caiazza is waiting with the next "stutata" shell. In between the mortars for the sferical shells of 30 cm caliber. The letter "P" on the "stutata" shell means the effect "pampanella" = white.
The timing and colors in this display are the perfection for me.
In the video of the show in Somma Vesuviana between minute 8.39 - 8.44 and between minute 8.49 - 8.53 : https://youtu.be/bd2wJVEl9Q4?t=518
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An example of "fermata" shell number 130: "(4 botti + 3 riprese) + controcolpo".
It is a variation on the fermata shell number 510 "(ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
These photos were taken in the Province of Bari on November 9th, 2019 preparing for the daylight Festival San Trifone on November 10th in the town of Adelfia.
This daylight display was fired by the company of Palmieri Fireworks (Antonio Palmieri and Mino De Candia) from Apricena in the Province of Foggia.
This shell with the superscription "4L * * * ." written on the outside indicate "(4 botti + 3 riprese) + controcolpo".
The complete effect is 4 successive salute bombettes followed by three successive mosaic of salute bombettes and closed by a bottom-shot.
There are 3 of this type spherical shell of 25 cm caliber, 1-break shells in this daylight display.
This spherical "fermata" shell with the written superscription "4L * * * .", "4L" means 4 Lampi = "four botti" = 4 successive salute bombettes. "* * *" means
"three Ripresa" = three successive mosaic of salute bombettes and the last point "." means bottom-shot.
One of the three spherical "fermata" shells in this effect.
One of the three "fermata" shells of 25 cm caliber with the superscription "4L * * * ."
One of the fermate in this effect on the mortar. On the mortar the tape with the superscription ". . . . * * * o". ". . . ." means 4 successive salute bombettes. "* * *" means three successive mosaic of salute bombettes. "o" means the bottom-shot.
At the left side Mino De Candia and at the right side Michele Maldera and Collins Cagneta from the company Palmieri Fireworks.
At the left side Mino De Candia, in the middle Collins Cagneta and at the right side Michele Maldera from the company Palmieri Fireworks.
When you translate this daylight effect to an evening fermata effect it will be "(4 botti + 3 intrecci) + controbomba".
In the video of EarthshakerPyro between minute 5.45 and 6.19 https://youtu.be/o2fW2bGTB0g?t=345
It is a variation on the fermata shell number 510 "(ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
These photos were taken in the Province of Bari on November 9th, 2019 preparing for the daylight Festival San Trifone on November 10th in the town of Adelfia.
This daylight display was fired by the company of Palmieri Fireworks (Antonio Palmieri and Mino De Candia) from Apricena in the Province of Foggia.
This shell with the superscription "4L * * * ." written on the outside indicate "(4 botti + 3 riprese) + controcolpo".
The complete effect is 4 successive salute bombettes followed by three successive mosaic of salute bombettes and closed by a bottom-shot.
There are 3 of this type spherical shell of 25 cm caliber, 1-break shells in this daylight display.
This spherical "fermata" shell with the written superscription "4L * * * .", "4L" means 4 Lampi = "four botti" = 4 successive salute bombettes. "* * *" means
"three Ripresa" = three successive mosaic of salute bombettes and the last point "." means bottom-shot.
One of the three spherical "fermata" shells in this effect.
One of the three "fermata" shells of 25 cm caliber with the superscription "4L * * * ."
One of the fermate in this effect on the mortar. On the mortar the tape with the superscription ". . . . * * * o". ". . . ." means 4 successive salute bombettes. "* * *" means three successive mosaic of salute bombettes. "o" means the bottom-shot.
At the left side Mino De Candia and at the right side Michele Maldera and Collins Cagneta from the company Palmieri Fireworks.
At the left side Mino De Candia, in the middle Collins Cagneta and at the right side Michele Maldera from the company Palmieri Fireworks.
When you translate this daylight effect to an evening fermata effect it will be "(4 botti + 3 intrecci) + controbomba".
In the video of EarthshakerPyro between minute 5.45 and 6.19 https://youtu.be/o2fW2bGTB0g?t=345
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An example of the "fermata" shell number 81: "(controbomba) + (controbomba)".
These photos were taken in the Province of Naples on Saturday the 2nd of April, 2016 preparing for a competition in the town of Somma Vesuviana. This evening display was fired by the company of Giovanni Boccia and Luigi Nappi from Palma Campania in the Province of Napoli, Regione Campania.
This shell with the superscription "___ ___" written on the outside indicate "(controbomba) + (controbomba)". The complete effect is two successive breaks with a large bouquet with a heart of spherical stars and rings of cylindrical stars.
Before each "(controbomba) + (controbomba)" we see a fermata in the effect "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)" so also in the rythm of two breaks.
There are 2 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 2-break shells in this evening display.
Luigi Nappi loading a "fermata" shell with the superscription "___ ___" in mortar nummber 10. "___ ___" means two controbombe = two successive breaks with a large bouquet with a heart of spherical stars and rings of cylindrical stars.
Luigi Nappi is loading the first "fermata" shell of 21 cm caliber in the effect "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)" and an employee in the background with the second "fermata" shell in this effect.
Luigi Nappi is loading the second "fermata" shell of 21 cm caliber in the effect "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)".
The four mortars serie with from the left to the right side "6 intrecci", "2 controbombe", "6 intrecci", "2 controbombe". Mortar 9, 10, 11 and 12.
An employee of the the company of the three brothers Di Candia with two "fermata" shells with the superscription "O" with the number "2" inside. This superscription also means the effect "(controbomba) + (controbomba)". This photo is from the competition in Cimitile on Sunday the 22nd of January 2012.
In the video of the show in Somma Vesuviana between minute 9:04 - 9:09 and between minute 9:18 and 9:24 : https://youtu.be/bd2wJVEl9Q4?t=544
In the video of the show in Cimitile between minute 8.36 - 8.41 and between minute 8.49 - 8.55 : https://youtu.be/Pcyipo5Y2Ig?t=516
These photos were taken in the Province of Naples on Saturday the 2nd of April, 2016 preparing for a competition in the town of Somma Vesuviana. This evening display was fired by the company of Giovanni Boccia and Luigi Nappi from Palma Campania in the Province of Napoli, Regione Campania.
This shell with the superscription "___ ___" written on the outside indicate "(controbomba) + (controbomba)". The complete effect is two successive breaks with a large bouquet with a heart of spherical stars and rings of cylindrical stars.
Before each "(controbomba) + (controbomba)" we see a fermata in the effect "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)" so also in the rythm of two breaks.
There are 2 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 2-break shells in this evening display.
Luigi Nappi loading a "fermata" shell with the superscription "___ ___" in mortar nummber 10. "___ ___" means two controbombe = two successive breaks with a large bouquet with a heart of spherical stars and rings of cylindrical stars.
Luigi Nappi is loading the first "fermata" shell of 21 cm caliber in the effect "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)" and an employee in the background with the second "fermata" shell in this effect.
Luigi Nappi is loading the second "fermata" shell of 21 cm caliber in the effect "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)".
The four mortars serie with from the left to the right side "6 intrecci", "2 controbombe", "6 intrecci", "2 controbombe". Mortar 9, 10, 11 and 12.
An employee of the the company of the three brothers Di Candia with two "fermata" shells with the superscription "O" with the number "2" inside. This superscription also means the effect "(controbomba) + (controbomba)". This photo is from the competition in Cimitile on Sunday the 22nd of January 2012.
In the video of the show in Somma Vesuviana between minute 9:04 - 9:09 and between minute 9:18 and 9:24 : https://youtu.be/bd2wJVEl9Q4?t=544
In the video of the show in Cimitile between minute 8.36 - 8.41 and between minute 8.49 - 8.55 : https://youtu.be/Pcyipo5Y2Ig?t=516
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An example of the "fermata" shell number 518: "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio botti) + (controbomba + intreccio botti) + controcolpo".
These photos were taken in the Province of Salerno on Friday January 17th, 2020 preparing for a competition in the town of Vibonati. This shell with the superscription "* * ___ * ___ * ___ ." written on the outside indicate "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio botti) + (controbomba + intreccio botti) + controcolpo". Actually, here is written one more "___" controbomba!
The complete effect is in the first break 2 successive mosaic, the first mosaic is a splendid mosaic of 7 color bombettes in "pampanella" (= white) followed by a second mosaic of 7 color bombettes in purple.
In the second and third break a large bouquet with a heart of spherical stars and rings of cylindrical stars followed by a mosaic of 7 titanium salute bombettes.
Closed by a bottom-shot.
This shell is fired in this show as a "bomba da tiro". The bottom-shot is just a little bit too early, it shows how difficult it is to make a perfect effect!!
There are 2 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 3-break shells in this evening display.
Nello (Aniello) Nappi with this shell with the superscription "* * ___ * ___ * ___ .". "* *" = due intrecci = two successive mosaic.
" ___ *" = controbomba + intreccio botti = large bouquet + mosaic. "." = controcolpo = bottom-shot.
Nello Nappi with this fermata shell of 21 cm caliber.
One second before the fermata disappears into the mortar.
Nello Nappi hidden behind the fermata shell.
In the video of Gecimali between minute 3:12 and minute 3:32. https://youtu.be/zVf4my7p_jA?t=192
These photos were taken in the Province of Salerno on Friday January 17th, 2020 preparing for a competition in the town of Vibonati. This shell with the superscription "* * ___ * ___ * ___ ." written on the outside indicate "(2 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio botti) + (controbomba + intreccio botti) + controcolpo". Actually, here is written one more "___" controbomba!
The complete effect is in the first break 2 successive mosaic, the first mosaic is a splendid mosaic of 7 color bombettes in "pampanella" (= white) followed by a second mosaic of 7 color bombettes in purple.
In the second and third break a large bouquet with a heart of spherical stars and rings of cylindrical stars followed by a mosaic of 7 titanium salute bombettes.
Closed by a bottom-shot.
This shell is fired in this show as a "bomba da tiro". The bottom-shot is just a little bit too early, it shows how difficult it is to make a perfect effect!!
There are 2 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 3-break shells in this evening display.
Nello (Aniello) Nappi with this shell with the superscription "* * ___ * ___ * ___ .". "* *" = due intrecci = two successive mosaic.
" ___ *" = controbomba + intreccio botti = large bouquet + mosaic. "." = controcolpo = bottom-shot.
Nello Nappi with this fermata shell of 21 cm caliber.
One second before the fermata disappears into the mortar.
Nello Nappi hidden behind the fermata shell.
In the video of Gecimali between minute 3:12 and minute 3:32. https://youtu.be/zVf4my7p_jA?t=192
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An example of the "fermata" shell number 92: "(4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
These photos were taken in the Province of Salerno on August 17th, 2016 preparing for the competition in the town of Siano by the company of Raffaele Bruscella and Raffaele Pellicani from Modugno in the Province of Bari.
This shell with the superscription "4B2*___" written on the outside indicate "(4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)". The complete effect is in the first break 4 successive titanium salute bombettes followed by two successive mosaic with in each mosaic 4 color bombettes. In the first mosaic in "pampanella" (= white) and in the second mosaic in red. In the second break a large bouquet with a heart of white spherical stars and rings of red cylindrical stars.
There are 3 of this type of 16 cm caliber, 2-break shells in this evening display.
A "classic" in the Italian serie of fermate of 16 cm caliber!!
When you translate this eveningfermata to a daylightshell it becomes: "(4 botti + 2 riprese) + (controcolpo)".
I don't know if there has been fired once a fermata in the double effect so: "(4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)". So 4 breaks.
Did anyone see this effect? Or a "(4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
One of the three "fermata" shells of 16 cm caliber with the superscription "4B2*___". "4B" = 4 botti = 4 successive titanium salute bombettes.
"2*" = 2 intrecci = two successive mosaic with in each mosaic 4 color bombettes. "___" = controbomba = a large bouquet.
Two wheelbarrows with the "fermata" shells of 16 cm caliber. In the second wheelbarrow behind Giuseppe Bruscella two fermate with the superscription "4B2*___".
The wheelbarrow with a "fermata" shell with this superscription "4B2*___".
The same wheelbarrow with the "fermata" shell of 16 cm caliber and beside a fermata with the superscription "B*___" of 21 cm caliber.
In the video of Pirovagando between minute 9.29 and 9.53. The smoke is a bad factor with this winddirection this evening.
https://youtu.be/Nf8g1lqySyo?t=569
In the video of Gecimali this fermata between minute 14:27 and 14:52. The show is in Montefalcione 1st of September 2015 during the annual competition in this town.
https://youtu.be/GD6_HZhgkXE?t=868
These photos were taken in the Province of Salerno on August 17th, 2016 preparing for the competition in the town of Siano by the company of Raffaele Bruscella and Raffaele Pellicani from Modugno in the Province of Bari.
This shell with the superscription "4B2*___" written on the outside indicate "(4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)". The complete effect is in the first break 4 successive titanium salute bombettes followed by two successive mosaic with in each mosaic 4 color bombettes. In the first mosaic in "pampanella" (= white) and in the second mosaic in red. In the second break a large bouquet with a heart of white spherical stars and rings of red cylindrical stars.
There are 3 of this type of 16 cm caliber, 2-break shells in this evening display.
A "classic" in the Italian serie of fermate of 16 cm caliber!!
When you translate this eveningfermata to a daylightshell it becomes: "(4 botti + 2 riprese) + (controcolpo)".
I don't know if there has been fired once a fermata in the double effect so: "(4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)". So 4 breaks.
Did anyone see this effect? Or a "(4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
One of the three "fermata" shells of 16 cm caliber with the superscription "4B2*___". "4B" = 4 botti = 4 successive titanium salute bombettes.
"2*" = 2 intrecci = two successive mosaic with in each mosaic 4 color bombettes. "___" = controbomba = a large bouquet.
Two wheelbarrows with the "fermata" shells of 16 cm caliber. In the second wheelbarrow behind Giuseppe Bruscella two fermate with the superscription "4B2*___".
The wheelbarrow with a "fermata" shell with this superscription "4B2*___".
The same wheelbarrow with the "fermata" shell of 16 cm caliber and beside a fermata with the superscription "B*___" of 21 cm caliber.
In the video of Pirovagando between minute 9.29 and 9.53. The smoke is a bad factor with this winddirection this evening.
https://youtu.be/Nf8g1lqySyo?t=569
In the video of Gecimali this fermata between minute 14:27 and 14:52. The show is in Montefalcione 1st of September 2015 during the annual competition in this town.
https://youtu.be/GD6_HZhgkXE?t=868
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An example of the "fermata" shell number 473: "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
These photos were taken in the Province of Bari on November 9th, 2017 preparing for the daylight Festival San Trifone on November 10th in the town of Adelfia.
This daylight display was fired by the company "Cavour" of Raffaele Boccia from Palma Campania in the Province of Napoli, Regione Campania.
This shell with the superscription "* 4. *" written on the outside indicate "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
A variation of the classic effect "(4 botti + 2 riprese) + controcolpo".
The complete effect is a mosaic of salute bombettes followed by 4 successive salute bombettes and a mosaic of salute bombettes and closed by a bottom-shot.
There are 5 of this type of 16 cm caliber, 1-break shells in this daylight display.
Aniello Boccia, the brother from Raffaele with three "fermata" shells with the superscription "* 4. *", "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
"*" = Ripresa = a mosaic of salute bombettes. "4." = 4 Botti = 4 successive salute bombettes. The "controcolpo" is not written on the superscription.
At the left side Aniello Boccia with three fermate and at the right side Salvatore Russo with two fermate in this effect.
Salvatore Russo is loading mortar number 10 with the fifth and last "fermata" shell in this effect.
An overview of the mortars for the serie fermate from Raffaele Boccia of 16 cm and 21 cm caliber, totally 36, from right to left 20 mortars for the fermate of 16 cm caliber and 12 mortars with the fermate of 21 cm caliber. At the end two mortars for the fermate in the "stutata" effect and in between two mortars for a salute effect.
When you translate this daylight shell to an evening shell it will be: "(intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + controbomba".
I use the video from the brothers Romano in Adelfia on the 10th of November 2010 because the effect is better in this display. Four shells in this display in this effect.
Between minute 6:28 and 6:57. https://youtu.be/_SyByWGavS8?t=388
These photos were taken in the Province of Bari on November 9th, 2017 preparing for the daylight Festival San Trifone on November 10th in the town of Adelfia.
This daylight display was fired by the company "Cavour" of Raffaele Boccia from Palma Campania in the Province of Napoli, Regione Campania.
This shell with the superscription "* 4. *" written on the outside indicate "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
A variation of the classic effect "(4 botti + 2 riprese) + controcolpo".
The complete effect is a mosaic of salute bombettes followed by 4 successive salute bombettes and a mosaic of salute bombettes and closed by a bottom-shot.
There are 5 of this type of 16 cm caliber, 1-break shells in this daylight display.
Aniello Boccia, the brother from Raffaele with three "fermata" shells with the superscription "* 4. *", "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
"*" = Ripresa = a mosaic of salute bombettes. "4." = 4 Botti = 4 successive salute bombettes. The "controcolpo" is not written on the superscription.
At the left side Aniello Boccia with three fermate and at the right side Salvatore Russo with two fermate in this effect.
Salvatore Russo is loading mortar number 10 with the fifth and last "fermata" shell in this effect.
An overview of the mortars for the serie fermate from Raffaele Boccia of 16 cm and 21 cm caliber, totally 36, from right to left 20 mortars for the fermate of 16 cm caliber and 12 mortars with the fermate of 21 cm caliber. At the end two mortars for the fermate in the "stutata" effect and in between two mortars for a salute effect.
When you translate this daylight shell to an evening shell it will be: "(intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + controbomba".
I use the video from the brothers Romano in Adelfia on the 10th of November 2010 because the effect is better in this display. Four shells in this display in this effect.
Between minute 6:28 and 6:57. https://youtu.be/_SyByWGavS8?t=388
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An example of the "fermata" shell number 464: "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
These photos were taken in the Province of Bari on November 9th, 2018 preparing for the daylight Festival San Trifone on November 10th in the town of Adelfia.
This daylight display was fired by the company of the brothers Senatore from the town Cava de Tirreni in the Province of Salerno, Regione Campania.
This shell with the superscription "3 x 3" written on the outside indicate "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
The complete effect is in each break 3 successive mosaic of salute bombettes and closed by a bottom-shot.
There are 3 of this type of 16 cm caliber, 3-break shells in this daylight display.
At the left side the first of the three "fermata" shells with the superscription "3 x 3" and at the right side 1 "fermata" with the superscription "16 B" in front of the mortars. "3 x 3" = 3 breaks times 3 mosaic. "16 B" = 16 Botti, this is the effect "(scala a 8 botti) + (scala a 8 botti) + controcolpo". Three of the fermata shells in this effect are fired before the three shells "3 x 3".
An overview of the mortars for this serie "fermata" shells of 16 cm caliber. At the right side mortar 13, 14 and 15 for the three fermate in three breaks "3 x 3". There are two mortars installed in an empty chemicalsdrum and mortar number 13 without a drum.
The total serie of 15 "fermata" shells is:
Between minute 7:25 and 7:55 : 3 shells "(scala a 8 botti) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
Between minute 7:56 and 8:23 : 3 shells "(4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
Between minute 8:24 and 8:52 : 3 shells "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
Between minute 8:53 and 9:25 : 3 shells "(scala a 8 botti) + (scala a 8 botti) + controcolpo".
Between minute 9:26 and 10:08 : 3 shells "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
At the left side the three shells with the superscription "16 B" so in the effect "(scala a 8 botti) + (scala a 8 botti) + controcolpo" and at the right side a fermata with the superscription "3 S 2 V", which means "3 riprese due volte" = 3 mosaic of salute bombettes times two, "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
Vincenzo Senatore is loading mortar number six in this serie with the third "fermata" shell in the effect "(4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
In the video of Spolette the set-up of this daylight show between minute 7:49 and 10:44 https://youtu.be/toXeS_Nkh-A?t=468
In the video of Spolette between minute 9:26 and 10:08. https://youtu.be/f6nil82dO4c?t=566
Also in the aftermovie of Spolette: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLb9sCS3j3c
These photos were taken in the Province of Bari on November 9th, 2018 preparing for the daylight Festival San Trifone on November 10th in the town of Adelfia.
This daylight display was fired by the company of the brothers Senatore from the town Cava de Tirreni in the Province of Salerno, Regione Campania.
This shell with the superscription "3 x 3" written on the outside indicate "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
The complete effect is in each break 3 successive mosaic of salute bombettes and closed by a bottom-shot.
There are 3 of this type of 16 cm caliber, 3-break shells in this daylight display.
At the left side the first of the three "fermata" shells with the superscription "3 x 3" and at the right side 1 "fermata" with the superscription "16 B" in front of the mortars. "3 x 3" = 3 breaks times 3 mosaic. "16 B" = 16 Botti, this is the effect "(scala a 8 botti) + (scala a 8 botti) + controcolpo". Three of the fermata shells in this effect are fired before the three shells "3 x 3".
An overview of the mortars for this serie "fermata" shells of 16 cm caliber. At the right side mortar 13, 14 and 15 for the three fermate in three breaks "3 x 3". There are two mortars installed in an empty chemicalsdrum and mortar number 13 without a drum.
The total serie of 15 "fermata" shells is:
Between minute 7:25 and 7:55 : 3 shells "(scala a 8 botti) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
Between minute 7:56 and 8:23 : 3 shells "(4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
Between minute 8:24 and 8:52 : 3 shells "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
Between minute 8:53 and 9:25 : 3 shells "(scala a 8 botti) + (scala a 8 botti) + controcolpo".
Between minute 9:26 and 10:08 : 3 shells "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
At the left side the three shells with the superscription "16 B" so in the effect "(scala a 8 botti) + (scala a 8 botti) + controcolpo" and at the right side a fermata with the superscription "3 S 2 V", which means "3 riprese due volte" = 3 mosaic of salute bombettes times two, "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
Vincenzo Senatore is loading mortar number six in this serie with the third "fermata" shell in the effect "(4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
In the video of Spolette the set-up of this daylight show between minute 7:49 and 10:44 https://youtu.be/toXeS_Nkh-A?t=468
In the video of Spolette between minute 9:26 and 10:08. https://youtu.be/f6nil82dO4c?t=566
Also in the aftermovie of Spolette: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLb9sCS3j3c
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stutata 28
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An example of the "fermata" shell number 55: "la stutata farfalle".
These photos were taken in the Province of Salerno on August 17th, 2015 preparing for the competition with 5 companies in the town of Siano by the company of Gerardo Scudo from Ercolano in the Province of Napoli. Scudo is the winner of this edition.
This shell with the superscription "2 SF" written on the outside indicate "la stutata farfalle". The complete effect is that after the break the amount of bombettes disappears in the sky and suddenly after 5 seconds the bombettes all open at onces.
In the heart of each bombette round stars in the colour blue and 5 silver butterflies around. In the second "stutata farfalle" in the heart of each bombette round stars in the colour green and 5 silver butterflies around. In the third "stutata farfalle" in the heart of each bombette round stars in the colour violet and 5 silver butterflies around.
Every "stutata" is followed by a spherical shell of 21 cm caliber.
There are 3 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 1-break shells in this evening display.
An employee of Gerardo Scudo loading a "fermata" shell of 21 cm caliber in this effect in the grey coloured mortar number. The superscription "2 SF" means:
"S" = "Stutata" = a shell of which the bombettes disappear in the sky after the break of the shell and suddenly after 5 seconds the bombettes all open at onces.
"F" = "Farfalla" = butterfly, a very beautiful effect in the white colour.
The employee of Gerardo Scudo with the next "fermata" shell in this effect. Especial is the length of the "stutata" shell, longer than the average!!!
The employee is loading this "fermata" shell.
Another employee with a "fermata" shell in this effect.
This employee is loading this shell. On the sticker we can read the text: peso lordo gr 10000. peso attivo 8663 gram. This means the gross weight is 10.000 gram and the net weight is 8.663 gram.
In the video of Freakpyromaniacs between minute 13:40 and 14:12.
https://youtu.be/isSkcI461K4?t=819
These photos were taken in the Province of Salerno on August 17th, 2015 preparing for the competition with 5 companies in the town of Siano by the company of Gerardo Scudo from Ercolano in the Province of Napoli. Scudo is the winner of this edition.
This shell with the superscription "2 SF" written on the outside indicate "la stutata farfalle". The complete effect is that after the break the amount of bombettes disappears in the sky and suddenly after 5 seconds the bombettes all open at onces.
In the heart of each bombette round stars in the colour blue and 5 silver butterflies around. In the second "stutata farfalle" in the heart of each bombette round stars in the colour green and 5 silver butterflies around. In the third "stutata farfalle" in the heart of each bombette round stars in the colour violet and 5 silver butterflies around.
Every "stutata" is followed by a spherical shell of 21 cm caliber.
There are 3 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 1-break shells in this evening display.
An employee of Gerardo Scudo loading a "fermata" shell of 21 cm caliber in this effect in the grey coloured mortar number. The superscription "2 SF" means:
"S" = "Stutata" = a shell of which the bombettes disappear in the sky after the break of the shell and suddenly after 5 seconds the bombettes all open at onces.
"F" = "Farfalla" = butterfly, a very beautiful effect in the white colour.
The employee of Gerardo Scudo with the next "fermata" shell in this effect. Especial is the length of the "stutata" shell, longer than the average!!!
The employee is loading this "fermata" shell.
Another employee with a "fermata" shell in this effect.
This employee is loading this shell. On the sticker we can read the text: peso lordo gr 10000. peso attivo 8663 gram. This means the gross weight is 10.000 gram and the net weight is 8.663 gram.
In the video of Freakpyromaniacs between minute 13:40 and 14:12.
https://youtu.be/isSkcI461K4?t=819
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An example of the "fermata" shell number 83: "(intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
These photos were taken in the Province of Campobasso, region Molise on November 15th, 2009 preparing for the evening competition in the town of Rotello.
This evening display was fired by the company of the three brothers Carmelo, Emilio and Michele Di Candia from Sassano in the Province of Salerno, Region Campania.
This shell with the superscription "*4B*__ __ __" written on the outside indicate "(intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
The complete effect is a mosaic with 7 colour bombettes followed by 4 successive salute bombettes followed by a mosaic with 7 colour bombettes in the first break.
In the second, third and fourth break a large bouquet with a heart of spherical stars and rings of cylindrical stars.
There are 2 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 4-break shells in this evening display.
Carmelo Di Candia with the "fermata" shell with the superscription "*4B*__ __ __". "4B" = 4 botti = 4 successive salute bombettes.
"*" = intreccio = a mosaic with 7 bombettes. "__ __ __" = three controbombe, so three large bouquets.
Carmelo Di Candia in the truck with one of these "fermata" shells of 21 cm caliber.
An employee with a "fermata" shell in this effect.
Carmelo Di Candia is loading the second "fermata" shell in this effect.
The video is from the competition in the town of Cimitile on Sunday the 22th of January 2012 fired by the company fratelli Di Candia.
In the video of Gecimali between minute 9.26 and 9.39 https://youtu.be/Pcyipo5Y2Ig?t=566
The fermata shell before is in the effect "(4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
These photos were taken in the Province of Campobasso, region Molise on November 15th, 2009 preparing for the evening competition in the town of Rotello.
This evening display was fired by the company of the three brothers Carmelo, Emilio and Michele Di Candia from Sassano in the Province of Salerno, Region Campania.
This shell with the superscription "*4B*__ __ __" written on the outside indicate "(intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
The complete effect is a mosaic with 7 colour bombettes followed by 4 successive salute bombettes followed by a mosaic with 7 colour bombettes in the first break.
In the second, third and fourth break a large bouquet with a heart of spherical stars and rings of cylindrical stars.
There are 2 of this type of 21 cm caliber, 4-break shells in this evening display.
Carmelo Di Candia with the "fermata" shell with the superscription "*4B*__ __ __". "4B" = 4 botti = 4 successive salute bombettes.
"*" = intreccio = a mosaic with 7 bombettes. "__ __ __" = three controbombe, so three large bouquets.
Carmelo Di Candia in the truck with one of these "fermata" shells of 21 cm caliber.
An employee with a "fermata" shell in this effect.
Carmelo Di Candia is loading the second "fermata" shell in this effect.
The video is from the competition in the town of Cimitile on Sunday the 22th of January 2012 fired by the company fratelli Di Candia.
In the video of Gecimali between minute 9.26 and 9.39 https://youtu.be/Pcyipo5Y2Ig?t=566
The fermata shell before is in the effect "(4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
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stutata 28
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An example of "fermata" shell number 262: stutata "tre per tre" spherical shells.
These photos were taken in the Province of Lecce on April 24th, 2010 preparing for the competition in the town of Castro by the company of Amodio Di Matteo and brothers from Sant Antimo in the province Napoli.
"Tre per tre" or "3 x 3" means that 3 successive spherical "stutata" shells are fired and open after eachother. The main difference with a cilindrical "stutata" shell is that the spherical shell opens at the highest level at the lowest speed, the cilindrical shell at the lowest level with the highest speed.
The three "stutata" shells are fast fired after eachother and have to open one by one, also the bombettes of each shell have to open simultaneously after eachother. The "pupatelle" stars in the bombettes are in the color green and purple. A very nice color combination!
These shells are of 30 cm caliber.
Francesco Di Matteo with the second spherical "stutata" shell of 30 cm caliber for the "tre per tre". In the video you will notice that the timing wasn't perfect because the third stutata opened too late, the bombettes of the first stutata already opened. In the background at the left side Crescenzo and at the right side Antonio.
At the right side Francesco and in the middle Antonio with the first spherical stutata for the "tre per tre".
Francesco Di Matteo is walking with two spherical shells of 30 cm caliber. In the background the village Castro.
At the right side Antonio and at the left side Francesco with these two spherical shells, mortar 1 and 4 are already loaded.
Antonio is loading the third spherical stutata of 30 cm caliber, on the second mortar the stutata for the "tre per tre".
The company name of the oldest brother "Amodio Di Matteo".
In the video of Pirovagando between minute 13:47 and minute 14:02. https://youtu.be/obCv-7hviUI?t=827
These photos were taken in the Province of Lecce on April 24th, 2010 preparing for the competition in the town of Castro by the company of Amodio Di Matteo and brothers from Sant Antimo in the province Napoli.
"Tre per tre" or "3 x 3" means that 3 successive spherical "stutata" shells are fired and open after eachother. The main difference with a cilindrical "stutata" shell is that the spherical shell opens at the highest level at the lowest speed, the cilindrical shell at the lowest level with the highest speed.
The three "stutata" shells are fast fired after eachother and have to open one by one, also the bombettes of each shell have to open simultaneously after eachother. The "pupatelle" stars in the bombettes are in the color green and purple. A very nice color combination!
These shells are of 30 cm caliber.
Francesco Di Matteo with the second spherical "stutata" shell of 30 cm caliber for the "tre per tre". In the video you will notice that the timing wasn't perfect because the third stutata opened too late, the bombettes of the first stutata already opened. In the background at the left side Crescenzo and at the right side Antonio.
At the right side Francesco and in the middle Antonio with the first spherical stutata for the "tre per tre".
Francesco Di Matteo is walking with two spherical shells of 30 cm caliber. In the background the village Castro.
At the right side Antonio and at the left side Francesco with these two spherical shells, mortar 1 and 4 are already loaded.
Antonio is loading the third spherical stutata of 30 cm caliber, on the second mortar the stutata for the "tre per tre".
The company name of the oldest brother "Amodio Di Matteo".
In the video of Pirovagando between minute 13:47 and minute 14:02. https://youtu.be/obCv-7hviUI?t=827
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481. "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
482. "(4 botti + 3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
483. "(4 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio botti al titanio) + (controbomba + intreccio botti al titanio) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
484. "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
485. "(4 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio)".
486. "(2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
487. "(3 riprese) + controcolpo".
488. "(3 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
489. "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
490. "(ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
491. "(ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa) + controcolpo".
492. "(4 botti + 4 riprese) + controcolpo".
493. "(6 riprese) + controcolpo".
494. "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
495. "(ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
496. "(scala a 8 botti) + (3 riprese) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
497. "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
498. "(5 riprese) + controcolpo".
499. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
500. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
501. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
502. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti) + (controbomba)".
503. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
504. "(3 intrecci) + (scala a 8 botti) + (controbomba)".
505. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + controcolpo".
506. "(4 botti + 4 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
507. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti) + (controbomba)".
508. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
509. "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
510. "(ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
511. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
512. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
513. "(scala a 8 botti) + (2 riprese) + (2 riprese) + controcolpo".
514. "(scala a 8 botti) + (scala a 8 botti) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
515. "(scala a 8 botti) + (3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
516. "{4 botti + 2 riprese) + (4 botti + 2 riprese) + (4 botti + 2 riprese) + controcolpo".
517. "(botto + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
518. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
519. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
520. "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
482. "(4 botti + 3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
483. "(4 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio botti al titanio) + (controbomba + intreccio botti al titanio) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
484. "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
485. "(4 intrecci) + (controbomba + intreccio)".
486. "(2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
487. "(3 riprese) + controcolpo".
488. "(3 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
489. "(3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
490. "(ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
491. "(ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa) + controcolpo".
492. "(4 botti + 4 riprese) + controcolpo".
493. "(6 riprese) + controcolpo".
494. "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
495. "(ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
496. "(scala a 8 botti) + (3 riprese) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
497. "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
498. "(5 riprese) + controcolpo".
499. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
500. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
501. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
502. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti) + (controbomba)".
503. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
504. "(3 intrecci) + (scala a 8 botti) + (controbomba)".
505. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + controcolpo".
506. "(4 botti + 4 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
507. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti) + (controbomba)".
508. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
509. "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
510. "(ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
511. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
512. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
513. "(scala a 8 botti) + (2 riprese) + (2 riprese) + controcolpo".
514. "(scala a 8 botti) + (scala a 8 botti) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
515. "(scala a 8 botti) + (3 riprese) + (3 riprese) + controcolpo".
516. "{4 botti + 2 riprese) + (4 botti + 2 riprese) + (4 botti + 2 riprese) + controcolpo".
517. "(botto + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
518. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
519. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
520. "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
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Castro 24th of April 2010, the set-up from Amodio Di Matteo and brothers from Sant Antimo in the province Napoli. At the left side Crescenzo, in the middle Francesco during connecting the fuse between the mortars with the so called "spolettes". (delays between the fermata shells)
Five of the brothers Di Matteo in this picture: at the left side Crescenzo with in the front of him the "spolette" with the superscription "2X OX OX O .". At the left side of the mortar for the fermata shell in the effect "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci)" it is Francesco and behind him Antonio. At the right side of this mortar sitting Salvatore and standing the oldest of the brothers Amodio.
Four brothers Di Matteo in this picture, at the left side Crescenzo with in front of him the mortar which is loaded with a fermata shell in the effect "(controbomba) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)", next to him Francesco, then standing Antonio and sitting Salvatore.
In the front the six mortars with the spherical shells of 30 cm caliber. From the left to the right side Salvatore, Crescenzo, sitting Francesco, standing behind him Antonio and at the right side of the mortars Amodio. I don't remember the name of the young man at the right side, I believe it is a nephew.
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521. "(ripresa + 4 botti) + ( ripresa + 4 botti) + (ripresa + 4 botti) + controcolpo".
522. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
523. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
524. "(2 riprese) + (scala a 8 botti) + (2 riprese) + controcolpo".
525. "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
526: "(intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
527. "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
528. "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
529. "(2 riprese + 4 botti + 2 riprese) + controcolpo".
530: "(scala a 8 botti) + (ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa) + (ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa) + controcolpo".
531. "(controbomba) + (3 intrecci botti al titanio) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
532. (controbomba) + (3 riprese) + (controbomba).
533. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
534. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (4 botti + intreccio) + (3 intrecci)".
535. "(3 intrecci) + (2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
536. "(3 riprese) + (2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + (controcolpo)".
Mugnano di Napoli 19th of October 2004, the set-up from the brothers Schiattarella for the evening competition in their hometown. At the left side Raffaele, in the middle Girolamo in the Harley Davidson shirt and at the right side Salvatore Schiattarella in the blue shirt with a serie of "fermata" shells.
At the left side Girolamo in the Harley Davidson shirt and at the right side in the blue shirt his brother Salvatore Schiattarella. A serie of "stutata" shells of 21 cm caliber.
This is a stutata serie "5 x 5", "cinque per cinque", so 5 stutata shells of 5 successive mosaic of colour and salute bombettes.
At the right side Salvatore and in the middle Girolamo Schiattarella in the Harley Davidson shirt with a serie "fermata" shells of 21 cm caliber.
522. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
523. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
524. "(2 riprese) + (scala a 8 botti) + (2 riprese) + controcolpo".
525. "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
526: "(intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
527. "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
528. "(ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + (ripresa + 4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
529. "(2 riprese + 4 botti + 2 riprese) + controcolpo".
530: "(scala a 8 botti) + (ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa) + (ripresa + botto + ripresa + botto + ripresa) + controcolpo".
531. "(controbomba) + (3 intrecci botti al titanio) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
532. (controbomba) + (3 riprese) + (controbomba).
533. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
534. "(scala a 8 stucchi) + (4 botti + intreccio) + (3 intrecci)".
535. "(3 intrecci) + (2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
536. "(3 riprese) + (2 botti + ripresa + 2 botti + ripresa) + (controcolpo)".
Mugnano di Napoli 19th of October 2004, the set-up from the brothers Schiattarella for the evening competition in their hometown. At the left side Raffaele, in the middle Girolamo in the Harley Davidson shirt and at the right side Salvatore Schiattarella in the blue shirt with a serie of "fermata" shells.
At the left side Girolamo in the Harley Davidson shirt and at the right side in the blue shirt his brother Salvatore Schiattarella. A serie of "stutata" shells of 21 cm caliber.
This is a stutata serie "5 x 5", "cinque per cinque", so 5 stutata shells of 5 successive mosaic of colour and salute bombettes.
At the right side Salvatore and in the middle Girolamo Schiattarella in the Harley Davidson shirt with a serie "fermata" shells of 21 cm caliber.
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Re: How many different "fermata" shells are possible?
537. "(4 botti + 4 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
538. "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
539. "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
540. "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
541. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
542. "(scala a 8 botti) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
543. "(controbomba) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (3 intrecci) + controcolpo".
544. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
Adelfia 10th of November 2000, the set-up for the daylight fireworks competition by the company of the brothers Senatore from the town Cava de Tirreni in the Province of Salerno, Regione Campania.
Adelfia 10th of November 2000, the set-up for the daylight fireworks competition by the company of the brothers Senatore from the town Cava de Tirreni in the Province of Salerno, Regione Campania. The three brothers Senatore with the "fermata" shells or "bomba da tiro" shells. In the middle a shell with the superscription "4 B S" "3 x" = "(4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
Adelfia 10th of November 2000, the set-up for the daylight competition with six companies. On this picture one of the brothers Senatore from Cava de Tirreni in the province of salerno with a "fermata" shell or "bomba da tiro".
538. "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
539. "(3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
540. "(3 intrecci) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
541. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba) + controcolpo".
542. "(scala a 8 botti) + (intreccio + 4 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
543. "(controbomba) + (3 intrecci) + (controbomba) + (3 intrecci) + controcolpo".
544. "(intreccio + botto + intreccio) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
Adelfia 10th of November 2000, the set-up for the daylight fireworks competition by the company of the brothers Senatore from the town Cava de Tirreni in the Province of Salerno, Regione Campania.
Adelfia 10th of November 2000, the set-up for the daylight fireworks competition by the company of the brothers Senatore from the town Cava de Tirreni in the Province of Salerno, Regione Campania. The three brothers Senatore with the "fermata" shells or "bomba da tiro" shells. In the middle a shell with the superscription "4 B S" "3 x" = "(4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + (4 botti + ripresa) + controcolpo".
Adelfia 10th of November 2000, the set-up for the daylight competition with six companies. On this picture one of the brothers Senatore from Cava de Tirreni in the province of salerno with a "fermata" shell or "bomba da tiro".
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Re: How many different "fermata" shells are possible?
545. "(4 botti + 3 riprese) + (4 botti + 3 riprese) + controcolpo".
546. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (4 botti + 3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
547. "(scala a 8 botti) + (2 riprese) + (2 riprese) + (2 riprese) + controcolpo".
548. "(2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
549. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
550. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
551. "(3 intrecci) + (4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
552. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
Adelfia 10th of November 2004, the set-up for the daylight fireworks competition by the company of the nephews Raffaele Bruscella and Raffaele Pellicani from the town Modugno in the Province of Bari, Regione Puglia. In this picture Michele Pellicani, a brother of Raffaele, is loading a fermata shell of 16 cm caliber.
A serie of 10 fermata shells ready for loading, 8 shells of 16 cm caliber and 2 shells of 21 cm caliber.
Michele Pellicani with fermata shells of 16 cm caliber with the superscription "3R." so the effect is "(3 riprese) + controcolpo".
Meo Bruscella, a brother of Raffaele, loading a fermata shell of 21 cm caliber.
Michele Pellicani with a fermata shell with the superscription "6R." so the effect is "(6 riprese) + controcolpo".
Michele Pellicani loading a fermata shell of 21 cm caliber.
546. "(scala a 8 sfere) + (4 botti + 3 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
547. "(scala a 8 botti) + (2 riprese) + (2 riprese) + (2 riprese) + controcolpo".
548. "(2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio) + (controbomba)".
549. "(intreccio + 2 botti + intreccio + 2 botti) + (controbomba) + (controbomba)".
550. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
551. "(3 intrecci) + (4 botti + 2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
552. "(2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (2 intrecci) + (controbomba)".
Adelfia 10th of November 2004, the set-up for the daylight fireworks competition by the company of the nephews Raffaele Bruscella and Raffaele Pellicani from the town Modugno in the Province of Bari, Regione Puglia. In this picture Michele Pellicani, a brother of Raffaele, is loading a fermata shell of 16 cm caliber.
A serie of 10 fermata shells ready for loading, 8 shells of 16 cm caliber and 2 shells of 21 cm caliber.
Michele Pellicani with fermata shells of 16 cm caliber with the superscription "3R." so the effect is "(3 riprese) + controcolpo".
Meo Bruscella, a brother of Raffaele, loading a fermata shell of 21 cm caliber.
Michele Pellicani with a fermata shell with the superscription "6R." so the effect is "(6 riprese) + controcolpo".
Michele Pellicani loading a fermata shell of 21 cm caliber.