Original British Georgian Era Small Iron Naval Cannon with Wheeled Wood Carriage c.1800 Russian Maxim 1910 ending with 造 之- TSUKURU

ending with 造 之- TSUKURU KORE

and it necessitated reconnoitering routes over fields to the main trail to Prittitz

In the British military system once a "Pattern" of any clothing had be adopted a "Sealed Pattern" was made

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with a variety of different recognizable aircraft

Original British Georgian Era Small Iron Naval Cannon with Wheeled Wood Carriage c.1800 Russian Maxim 1910 ending with 造 之- TSUKURUOriginal Item: Only One available. Straight out of the barn! This is real and not just for signalling. These small cannons have a bore of about 1. 2", which does not sound very big, but in truth could deliver a hearty thump. These were deployed in long boats and often taken ashore during "raiding parties". This example, plainly very old and having lain in a barn for many many years, is both rusted and a bit shabby. The five step wood carriage was once