Original British Georgian Era Small Iron Naval Cannon with Wheeled Wood Carriage c.1800 Russian Maxim 1910 Now part of British history

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This is a rare Civil War era example a complete and original Smith’s Patent Carbine in a very nice condition

The Nepalese with much military aid from England had developed quality arsenal manufacturing techniques by the 1870s and this is clearly an experimental rifle produced at the end of Nepal's use of the Snider as a front line weapon in 1878 when they made the first Francotte-Martini Rifles that were quickly followed by the Westley Richards inspired Gahendra-Martini rifle

Original British Georgian Era Small Iron Naval Cannon with Wheeled Wood Carriage c.1800 Russian Maxim 1910 Now part of British historyOriginal Item: Only One available. Straight out of the barn! This is real and not just for signalling. These small cannons have a bore of about 1. 2", which does not sound very big, but in truth could deliver a hearty thump. These were deployed in long boats and often taken ashore during "raiding parties". This example, plainly very old and having lain in a barn for many many years, is both rusted and a bit shabby. The five step wood carriage was once