cannons - weapons

Militaria: British Royal artillery brass 9 pd field piece employed at Waterloo. (1815) miniature cannon on board, L/edition 122/156. Original brass plaque reading, 'Built in England to the Scale of 1/10th For Anthony Joseph Keville Esq' and another similar

Rare brass/bronze signal cannon, used to be fired by Noel Cole at moose Lodge, lake Rotoiti each year. He would dress up as General Custer on the anniversary of the battle of little Big horn

Dutch antique style bronze signal cannon mid 20th century cast bronze, mounted on wooden stand cannon length 83 cm

Cannon group c1980 including, cameras; cannon T 90, Ae-1 black body, 8mm autofocus movie camera. Lenses; zoom lens Fd 35-70mm 1:35-4.5, Fd 28mm 1:2.8, zoom lens Fd 70-210mm 1:4, zoom lens Fd 35-105mm 1:3.5. Tripod, flash unit, light meter, power winder, Su

Brass model of an Admiralty type cannon, raised on a stepped chromed ebonised plinth base. Length 70 cm

Model naval cannon iron stepped barrel; with re-enforcing rings; heavy wooden carriage with iron rimmed wheels.

Scale model of Captain Cook's cannon, English 4PDR; 5:1 scale; 37 cm iron stepped barrel with Georgian cypher; black painted finish; on wooden wheeled naval carriage.

Model of brass naval cannon re-enforced stepped barrel with cannon muzzle; wooden naval carriage with wooden wheels.

Old brass model British naval cannon flared muzzle; stepped barrel; wooden carriage (30.5 cm); wooden wheels and iron furniture; overall length 53 cm

12 Pdr Gunnade (Carronade with Trunnions), circa mid to late 19th century 4.6' Cal, nominal 12 pdr; barrel weight 450 kgs, total weight 600 kgs; 1.2 mts length; cupped muzzle as were the guns from the Carron iron foundry; entire surface pitted but stabilis

Working model of Captain Cook's cannon English 4PDR; 90 cm iron stepped and re-enforced barrel with Georgian cypher; on wooden carriage and wheels with brass fittings; with a compliment of accessories.

Model of Sir W. Armstrong harbour defence cannon; 26 cm aged brass barrel dated 1860; on polished brass carriage engraved Sir W.E.Armstrong Newcastle-Tyne; with rope lanyard.

Presentation model cannon 29 cm stepped brass barrel with Victorian coat of arms: dated 1861; wooden carriage atop swivel carriage; silver plaque engraved Presented to, the Navy and military club of Victoria by Lt. Col. G.B.Appleton Vice President 1927.

Small metal and brass model Gatling cannon together with a miniature chrome cannon

A French bronze and walnut model cannon in the Louis XIV style, the barrel with embossed cresting and floriate motifs on a metal mounted carriage with spoked wheels, 34 cm high x 67 cm long