Original British 18th Century Royal Navy Bronze Swivel Cannon Barrel with 1 3/8” Smooth Bore - Circa 1780 U.S. Antique Guns They served through the Seven

They served through the Seven Years War 1756-1763 but are best known for their time in the Peninsula War and at THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO in 1815

consisting of a V-shaped shoulder and back support that hooks into the ammunition pouches on the front of the normal belt

The Indian airborne forces expanded during the war to the point that an airborne corps was planned bringing together the 2nd Indian Airborne Division and the British 6th Airborne Division

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Magnificent ebony-type wood (not plastic) cross-hatched hilt covered in silver colored studs

Original British 18th Century Royal Navy Bronze Swivel Cannon Barrel with 1 3/8” Smooth Bore - Circa 1780 U.S. Antique Guns They served through the SevenOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a very nice British Royal Navy bronze swivel cannon barrel, made circa 1780. The 23 1 2 inch long barrel features a 1 3 8" smooth bore and measures 5 1 2" across trunnions. There are multiple collars cast into the design along the length to keep it from splitting. These cannons were usually used on iron swivel mounts, often mounted to a ship's rail. Really nice and clearly very old and surprisingly heavy. These