16 results for "18th Century Naval Cannon" between $25.00 and $450.00

AR22407: 18th Century Naval Cannon AR This is a classic 18th Century Naval Cannon. The 1/12 scale cannon features a 10" elevating barrel, wooden trunk carriage and rotating wheels with real rope breaching. Specifications: Size: 10.5" x 4.75" x 4" Weight: 2.5 lbs.

This is a classic 18th Century Naval Cannon. The 1/12 scale cannon features a 10" elevating barrel, wooden trunk carriage and rotating wheels with real rope breaching. PRODUCT DETAILS Size: 10.5" x 4.75" x 4" Weight: 2.5 lbs. You must be 18 years of age or older to purchase this item.

Naval cannons were set up on several gun decks on the typical Man of War and the broadsides resulting from all the guns on oneside of a ship firing in unison were legendary. The carriages had an extensive rope system to stop a recoiling cannon and get it back in firing position. This miniature replica, 11 inches long, is very well detailed. 18th Century British Naval Cannon

SOLD--An 18th century (circa 1750) Polish sword with a typical Polish Hussar steel hilt, leather covered bound with steel wire wrapping. The slightly curved single-edged blade is engraved with a floral design and has two fullers. The entire length of the sword is 32 inches in a straight line (81.3 cm). Width near the guard is almost 1 ½ inches (3, 7 cm). The wooden grip has some cracks, 60% of the leather bound is missing, the blade is slightly pitted. This 18th Polish sword is in original condition...

This 18th century (1/5th scale replica) model of the Spanish cannon, "El Tigre" was primarily used as a fortress gun though some ships of the line were sturdy enough to employ them. Since these cannons were not used as field artillery they were often heavier and shorter. The steps in the carriage were used to adjust the angle of fire. An impressive 18 inches in length overall, this beautiful 1/5 scale reproduction is truly a remarkable display for your home or office. Features an ornately designed...

Naval cannons were set up on several gun decks on the typical Man of War and the broadsides resulting from all the guns on oneside of a ship firing in unison were legendary. The carriages had an extensive rope system to stop a recoiling cannon and get it back in firing position. This miniature replica, 11 in long, is very well detailed.

"Building 18th Century Naval Artillery" by Damian Siekonic is the first in a series of workshop books that walks the reader through adapting historical naval and garrison carriage plans to work with any cannon barrel, whether original or reproduction. This soft-cover book is 90 pages long and contains 129 black & white technical drawings and color plates detailing the construction process. The book also covers artillery tools, block & tackle, slow match and swivel guns. It's spiral bound for easy...

These authentically detailed cannon kits feature rich hardwoods, burnished metal barrels and brass fittings. Laser cut wooden parts and clear plans assure easy assembly. These kits would make an elegant display piece for any home or office.