Original 1780 Bronze 6-Pounder Saker Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Category_Feed Block Assembly in collaboration with the Birmingham

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Original 1780 Bronze 6-Pounder Saker Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Category_Feed Block Assembly in collaboration with the BirminghamOriginal Item: One of a kind. Here is a splendid Bronze cannon tube with a wonderful patina, just like a Church roof! This cannon barrel has the classic lines of those used on the 18th Century Galleons and Pirate Ships. Bore size of 3 5 8" making this a SIX POUNDER, commonly called a "Saker" in the 18th century. The barrel is 45 inches in overall length, and 10 inches in diameter at it widest point at the rear. The flared muzzle is 8 inches in