Original Exquisite 17th century Dutch Bronze Signal Cannon on Ornately Painted Wooden Field Carriage ger the Pattern 1852 went through

the Pattern 1852 went through appearance changes and this could very well be the period added changes that were made

the group was designated as a "composite"

It then was guided by the operator via a rapidly unraveling wire

Fliers had to shave closely for the oxygen mask to fit tightly

Around a million Stahlhelm of all variants were issued until the end of the war

Original Exquisite 17th century Dutch Bronze Signal Cannon on Ornately Painted Wooden Field Carriage ger the Pattern 1852 went throughOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Company director Christian Cranmer just found this magnificent piece during one of his recent expeditions in New England, and this is really just fantastic, the REAL DEAL! Here we have a truly exquisite 17th Century Bronze Signal Cannon from the Netherlands, which during the 17th century were a major world power. We surmise that this signal cannon was probably used to call luncheon or something similar while in the field.