J J Wolfe Foundry Bronze Signal Cannon Steel Skeleton Style Carriage 1840

J J Wolfe Foundry Bronze Signal Cannon Smaller size cannons such as this were used to signal other ships to pass orders and information, to salute other vessels in passing, to sound a mutiny, and in time of fog, as a distance off signal.Presented is a beautiful bronze cannon made by the J J Wolfe […]

Mortar Signal Cannon Civil War Period

Smaller size cannons such as this were used to signal other ships to pass orders and information, to salute other vessels in passing, to sound a mutiny, and in time of fog, as a distance off signal.Presented is a very fine cast bronze mortar cannon in a steel carriage. It is marked “Pierre Le Grand”, […]

Large Naval Ships Signal Cannon By William Meuse

WILLIAM MEUSE SIGNAL CANNON Cannons such as this were used to signal other ships to pass orders and information, to salute other vessels in passing, to sound a mutiny, and in time of fog, as a distance off signal.This is a high quality cast bronze cannon mounted in the classic naval carriage of the type that […]

Minature Cannon Barrel
on a Rustic Sailor Made Carriage

This antique miniature ships cannon barrel probably dates from about 1690. Probably made in England, the barrel has no specific markings. Presented is a bronze miniature cannon barrel which is mounted on a very rustic and interesting oak wood carriage. The trunnions are placed below the centerline of the barrel which indicates that it was […]

Antique Cast Iron
Dahlgren Style
Miniature Signal Cannon
Civil War Vintage

 Dalghren Style miniatrue Signal Cannon Civil War Vintage Signal cannons were used aboard ship to make salutes, to warn of danger, and to attract attention in the case of an emergency. They were also used to start yacht races. These cannons were generally cast in the style of the period to which they belong. Presented […]

King George I Miniature Ship’s Cannon Relic

King George I Miniature Ship's Cannon Relic

  King George I Miniature Ship’s Cannon Relic KING GEORGE I (1660-1727) MINIATURE CANNON BARREL RELIC ON FIELD CARRIAGE Ca 1694<   This antique miniature cannon barrel dates from the about 1690.  Made in England, the bronze barrel is stamped, with a GR (King George I) royal crown cartouche to the left of the touch hole and a  royal crown Broad Arrow cartouche to […]

Civil War Bronze
Ship’s Dahlgren Signal Cannon

Civil War Style Dalgren Signal Cannon   Civil War Era bronze signal cannons on a ship’s carriage are increasingly rare finds. They were used ashore and afloat to make salutes, announce a danger, and to call attention in the case of an emergency. They were also used to start yacht races.  The cannons were made in the style of the […]

Ships Iron Carronade
Signal Salute Cannon
Ca 1840

Iron Carronade Miniature Signal Salute Cannon Signal cannons were used aboard ship and ashore to make salutes, to warn of danger, and to attract attention in the case of an emergency. They were also used to start yacht races.  These cannons were generally cast in the style of the period to which they belong. Presented is a […]

Mexican War Era
Field Cannon Model

    M 1840 6 Pound Field Cannon of the Mexican War Era.  < Bronze Barrel Oak Carriage Without qualification this is the finest antique miniature signal cannon we have seen The workmanship is of the highest quality making it an exceptional find. This cannon is a foundry model of the rare M 1840 6 […]

King George I
Miniature Ships’ Cannon Relic

KING GEORGE I MINIATURE SHIP’S CANNON This antique miniature ships barrel dates from the about 1690.  Made in England, the barrel is stamped, with a GR > royal crown cartouche to the left of the touch hole and a  royal crown Broad Arrow cartouche to the right. Presented is a bronze barreled miniature cannon barrel which is mounted on an oak wood carriage that […]

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