Royal Navy
Bronze Ships Miniature Cannon
Ca 1745

ROYAL NAVY BRONZE SHIP’S MINIATURE CANNON CA 1745 =LEFT> The cannon appears to have been made by a foundry and is embellished with royalty marks and the “Broad Arrow” of military service. Presented is a larger than normal cast bronze miniature cannon which replicates the type that was used by the British Royal Navy during the 18th […]

Large Antique Navy Nickel Plated Deck Breech Loader Cannon

NAVY BREECH LOADER DECK CANNON A Signal Cannon Relic from WW II or Earlier  Shown above at near zero elevation from the front and elevated at 15 degrees from the breech. This high quality cannon replicates the design of an American breech loading deck gun used in both World Wars. Except for the Grey painted iron base, the cannon is Nickel plated making it […]

Royal Horse Artillery 6 Pound Miniature Cannon

Royal Horse Artillery 6 Pound Cannon Following the pattern of a British 6 Pounder 1793 – 1860 Presented is a seemingly one-of-a-kind Sterling Silver miniature English field artillery breech loading field cannon Ca 1854 with presenation engraving.  When received, it was fitted to a ship style wood carriage having some age, but which does not belong to a tube with an Army affiliation […]

Table Top Field Cannon Relic King George I Ca 1694

FIELD CANNON RELIC KING GEORGE I Ca 1694 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 the right. Presented is a bronze barreled miniature cannon barrel which is mounted on an 17th Century […]

Antique Bronze Barrel Signal Cannon Green Carriage

ANTIQUE BRONZE BARREL SIGNAL CANNON The signal cannon shown above is a miniature example similar to the M1841, 6 Pound field gun that was used through the Civil War and beyond.The rare paint scheme and workmanship makes it it an exceptional buy. Presented is a bronze barreled cannon mounted on a field type carriage which, except for its unusual fluted muzzle, looks […]

Rare Dahlgren Civil War Bronze Miniature Signal Cannon

DALGHREN BRONZE MINIATURE SIGNAL CANNON     Civil War Era! Signal cannons were used aboard ship to make salutes, as a danger, and to call attention in the case of an emergency. They were also used to start yacht races.  These cannons were made in the style of the period in  which they were used. This is the finest antique small […]

Antique Ship’s Large Bronze Signal Cannon Original Carriage

Here is an exceptional, full size, cast bronze cannon in a style that was used by both Naval and Merchant ships in lieu of using their fighting guns for signaling. It is decidedly American in its design and the quality of its workmanship. The barrel is mounted on its original carriage and has its original bronze hardware including an elevation […]

Vintage Bronze US Submarine Cannon Miniature Mint 1914

  A finely machined miniature cannon model resembling the deck guns fitted to WW I and early WW II U.S. Navy Submarines   Presented is what we believe is a foundry model of a naval, pedestal mount, deck gun as was fitted to U.S. submarines of the WW I era. The design closely resembles those […]

Royal Navy Ships Iron Signal Cannon George III

ROYAL NAVY IRON SIGNAL CANNON GEORGE III  This signal cannon shown above with raised and lowered barrel is a miniature example of those used by the Royal Navy in the 18th and 19th Centuries when iron replaced bronze.  The workmanship is of very high quality making it an exceptional buy. Presented is a finely made iron signal cannon replicating the […]

Antique Naval Signal Cannon Breech Loader

    Made in the style of their period or replicating their larger brethren, small signal cannons were generally used on ship and on shore 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.  Presented is an iron, breech loading naval […]

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