Photo P30 (see “Tiger Grave at Beja” and “Video of sPzAbt. 501 Tigers in Tunisia“) shows a slightly better view of the detached Tiger turret in the ditch at the front of the column.
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Tonight I inverted horizontally this photo and zoomed in 3x. In doing so I believe I’m looking at the left side of the turret and can make out the number “4” in the middle position (x4x) of the size used by the 504th. Comments?