Item: ONAC23244

Original 18th Century British Naval Small Bronze Signal Cannon Barrel with Dolphins - Circa 1770

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  • Original British Item: Only One Available. This is wonderful and definitely old, a British Naval small signal cannon, constructed from solid bronze with a smooth bore the size of .63". This was roughly the caliber of the standard British military flintlock pistols of the time, though they were used without any type of projectile. This is not a model or just a decorative item, and these were used for sending signals between British Man-O-War Battleships while undersail.


    A substantial item, weighing a solid 5 1/2 LBS and measuring 13" in overall length, including the Cascabel (the nob on the rear). Clear touch hole showing clear bore and bronze “dolphin” suspending hooks popular on early style cannon tubes.


    This is the genuine article, very heavy for its size. Most attractive and very rare to find. Ready to display!


    Specifications:-


    Year of Manufacture: circa 1770
    Caliber: 0.63"
    Ammunition Type: Black Powder
    Barrel Length: 13 inches
    Width at Trunion: 2 3/8 inches
    Ignition: Touch Hole
    Feed System: Muzzle-Loaded
    Weight: approx. 5.5 lbs.

    NOTE: International orders of antique firearms MUST be shipped using UPS WW Services (courier). USPS Priority Mail international will not accept these. International customers should always consult their country's antique gun laws prior to ordering.


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