European Bronze Cannon & Carriage: Original 18th Century Accessories Correct wood (not iron) naval

Correct wood (not iron) naval block with very substantial roping with remains of canvas covering

More than 100 on site color photographs of the weapons as found and how and when packed over a five month period

but all have the same three features: a flint jaw wrench

Differing from it MG 08 counterpart these have always been hard to find

most of the MG 13s were sold to Portugal

European Bronze Cannon & Carriage: Original 18th Century Accessories Correct wood (not iron) navalOriginal Item: One Only! Scroll down the page for pictures, additional pictures are also available. Just a wonderful small Cannon dating from the war of 1812 or even back to the late 1700? s. In fact there is serious speculation now, the subject of an upcoming article, that this was one of the cannons taken by the British after the defeat of the Danes at the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801. The original wood carriage dates from a few years later. It is