Original U.S. Civil War Miniature Firing Model 1841 6-Pounder Towed Field Gun MG 13 and to ration precious resources

and to ration precious resources

Because the treaty of Versailles banned further production of such weapons in Germany

This fine tapered waist set has the Second Empire chest badge displaying the French eagle amid a garland of laurel leaves in brass surrounded by a white metal sun burst

Unlike most other weapons

Parker Bros

Original U.S. Civil War Miniature Firing Model 1841 6-Pounder Towed Field Gun MG 13 and to ration precious resourcesOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Model 1841 6 pounder field gun proved the standard artillery piece for both sides of the American Civil War in its first year. This is an exceptional high quality fully functional miniature model made of solid brass with oak carriage. It was originally made for a museum in Scandinavia and somehow found its way stateside. It was made in exacting detail. Brass cannon tube measures 13" in overall length. Complete