Original British Early 19th Century Man-O-War Model Brass Cannon Category_Rear Sight Assembly Foster was giving a presentation

Foster was giving a presentation in Cincinnati Ohio in 1858 when a riot ensued in which there was genuine concern for the great man's life

A turn switch on the left hand side of the box lock frame determines which barrel is to be discharged

Maj John Svenningsen

on 7 March 1945

It was the standard machine gun of the Austro-Hungarian Army in WW 1 and was used extensively by German troops as a secondary machine gun during WW 2

Original British Early 19th Century Man-O-War Model Brass Cannon Category_Rear Sight Assembly Foster was giving a presentationOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating from the early 1800s this is not a modern hobby item. This is a period hand made scale model (approximately 1: 24 scale) of one of Admiral Nelson's large cannons featuring a brass barrel and very high quality ships wood mount with carved bone blocks and tackle fittings. A perfect desk top display made approximately 200 years ago perhaps to celebrate the great Naval Victory at Trafalgar in 1805. Truly