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Is this functional model cannon a 6 Pounder??
You are going to REGRET that question Haha Bought it online at a Montreal Auction for $230 Canadian ($160US) listed only as "Canon". I consider it my Deal of the Century. I knew it was very interesting but I did not know how cool it was till I had it in my hands. One of my prized... -
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Mystery Charleville Musket 1837??
You are correct! Thanks so much. Are they worth much? Rob- ROBg
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Mystery Charleville Musket 1837??
Greetings All Found this French? Charleville Musket up in Canada. It is percussion and has proof and other markings that I cannot decipher. As it is marked 1837 on the barrel and lock. Is it a Non-French copy or is that when it was converted to percussion? Appears to be Unit ID marks on...- ROBg
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Is this functional model cannon a 6 Pounder??
Hello Again Not sure if this will help in the ID of the cannon but here is what I have found after receiving it. Certainly looks 1760-1790. The Carriage is a Bracket style and the wood is painted green (along with the wooden parts of the wheels) and has black iron strapping all around both... -
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Is this functional model cannon a 6 Pounder??
Thanks for all the replies. Sorry it took so long to respond. I will consider firing it for sure. The photos are from the auction house i bought it from so not sure how they did it (better than my pictures haha). Best Regards Rob -
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Is this functional model cannon a 6 Pounder??
Greetings I recently picked up this model bronze cannon with an iron and wood carriage that is 18" overall and 8" high. Got some nice age to it and it is functional (not going to try it haha) with a touch hole. I think it is a model of a 6 Pounder, but I am not sure if it is or what model it... -
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Greetings from Canada
Greetings All I am up in Canada and my main interest is antique items. I collect old flintlocks and and signal cannons mostly. Just found this forum and I am interested in reading a bunch of the posts. Best Regards Rob- ROBg
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