This Miniature Civil War Cannon is an accurate reproduction from the days of early artillery. The mini cannon is crafted from high quality materials, including authentic brass, metal, and wood, all put together in outstanding detail. Paired with its Civil War Limber (Item 07-492), the piece makes the perfect display for any Civil War model set up. The cannon measures approximately 12 inches long. This Miniature Civil War Cannon is quite impressive and will be quite the conversation starter.
A limber is a two-wheeled cart designed to be attached and pulled along with a cannon. Many also functioned as a caisson, which towed along extra artillery ammunition, as well as various other...
It was a cannon much like this that complemented the British seafaring ability and helped them extend their dominance on the world stage of naval history. Naval cannons were set up on several gun...
This miniature civil war cannon is typical of the field cannons used by both sides in the conflict. This mini cannon is of Napoleonic design and is superbly detailed, featuring all metal construction...
Any Civil War enthusiast will appreciate this miniature cannon limber, which is a smaller sized form of the real cannon limber models. It can also be a reminder of the clash that cost a great number...
A limber is a two-wheeled cart designed to be attached and pulled along with a cannon. Many also functioned as a caisson, which towed along extra artillery ammunition, as well as various other...
It was a cannon much like this that complemented the British seafaring ability and helped them extend their dominance on the world stage of naval history. Naval cannons were set up on several gun...
This miniature civil war cannon is typical of the field cannons used by both sides in the conflict. This mini cannon is of Napoleonic design and is superbly detailed, featuring all metal construction...
The 1857 model, 12 pounds weight, nicknamed "Napoleon", was the most popular cannon used during the American Civil War. It was almost the 40% of the artillery and one of the most important pieces of...
