Original Victorian Era British Raj Indian Bronze 3-Pounder Rifled Cannon
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Original Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic totally original late 19th century bronze cannon tube that measures 40 inches when including the cascabel. The bore is 3 inches in diameter which designates this as a three pounder (3-pounder). According to the Tower of London this size cannon is considered a Minion. The cannon is rifled and the touch hole is not spiked and remains small (not shot out). See schematic scan for detailed measurements.
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This example features a muzzle loaded tube (or barrel) that is bronze, totally original and very heavy. This cannon tube has not been polished nor cleaned and retains most of the patina and stains from its approximate 140+ years of existence.
Originating from the British garrison in Kathmandu, Nepal where it has laid for at least the last 140+ years (see photos of the piles of bronze cannons we recovered) no markings remain, most likely those of the British Raj forces in India.
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