Original 1780 Bronze 6-Pounder Saker Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Beretta which accommodated a single 20-round

which accommodated a single 20-round magazine for the M14 rifle

His first weapon of this new type was produced in 1853

Original Item: Tubular Ventilated Blank Firing Attachment for use with blank ammunition

A fine example of the French Officer Light Cavalry Saber used up until the Franco Prussian War after which the great Arsenal at Klingenthal fell into Prussian hands for almost 50 years

Literally this comes "straight out of the attic”

Original 1780 Bronze 6-Pounder Saker Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Beretta which accommodated a single 20-roundOriginal Item: One of a kind. Here is a splendid Bronze cannon tube with a wonderful patina, just like a Church roof! This cannon barrel has the classic lines of those used on the 18th Century Galleons and Pirate Ships. Bore size of 3 5 8" making this a SIX POUNDER, commonly called a "Saker" in the 18th century. The barrel is 45 inches in overall length, and 10 inches in diameter at it widest point at the rear. The flared muzzle is 8 inches in