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By The Sword Catalog : Collectibles : Cannons : Louis XIV Cannon 18th Century FD403


Louis XIV Cannon, 18th Century

Ref: FD403
Our Louis XIV Cannon 18th Century is a miniature replica of a Louis XIV field cannon, approximately 12" long, well constructed and is sized for a shelf display. The wheels rotate and the barrel can be tipped and elevated. Details are excellent.

KEY FEATURES:
* brass and silver finish
* metal and wood carriage
* functional/moveable parts
MEASUREMENTS:
BARREL LENGTH: 7"
OVERALL LENGTH: 12"
WEIGHT: 1lb 10oz

RETIRING WE HAVE A FEW LEFT IN STOCK - WAS $65 


Price: $50.00
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