Original Exquisite 17th century Dutch Bronze Signal Cannon on Ornately Painted Wooden Field Carriage German Artwork & Posters There is the correct "lock

There is the correct "lock viewer's mark" to the right of the date

so it was made early in the war

to the edge of the city of Argentan on 12 August—8 days before the Argentan-Falaise Gap was closed

and the ejector still presents when the action is broken open

It still has an intact inspector cartouche on the left side between the lock screws

Original Exquisite 17th century Dutch Bronze Signal Cannon on Ornately Painted Wooden Field Carriage German Artwork & Posters There is the correct "lockOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Company director Christian Cranmer just found this magnificent piece during one of his recent expeditions in New England, and this is really just fantastic, the REAL DEAL! Here we have a truly exquisite 17th Century Bronze Signal Cannon from the Netherlands, which during the 17th century were a major world power. We surmise that this signal cannon was probably used to call luncheon or something similar while in the field.