Original American Revolution 18 Pounder Naval Cannon Bar Shot ERA The standard Francotte system allowed

The standard Francotte system allowed the entire action to "drop" out the receiver for cleaning and repair but it lacked a cocking indicator that made it difficult for soldiers to tell if their gun was loaded and ready to fire

the bottoms of which buckle under leather Wellington or George boots

The revolver was based upon an earlier Allen patent secured in 1861 and two new Forehand & Wadsworth patents

The Ludwig Loewe serial number records for the Argentine contract indicate that serial numbers N0000 to P0500 were produced in 1896

The lot not only includes rare pieces of field gear but also medical supplies including a Saline Infusion Apparatus

Original American Revolution 18 Pounder Naval Cannon Bar Shot ERA The standard Francotte system allowedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Recently acquired from a prominent American collection, the is a fantastic example of a genuine American Revolution Era 18 Pounder Naval Cannon Bar Shot Projectile. The solid iron projectile measures 12 inches long with two 5 inch cylindrical ends. Bar shot were employed to destroy an enemy ships masts and rigging. It was designed to tumble and cause maximum damage, thus disabling the enemy. This example was