Original British Early 19th Century Man-O-War Model Brass Cannon Category_Rear Sight Assembly It was the standard machine

It was the standard machine gun of the Austro-Hungarian Army in WW 1 and was used extensively by German troops as a secondary machine gun during WW 2

Although it is possible that some were unmarked British manufacture which the Nepalese then made their own

which makes use of locking flaps on the bolt

A turn switch on the left hand side of the box lock frame determines which barrel is to be discharged

there is some nice clamshell type renderings which have hand accenting as well as hand pebbled surfaces

Original British Early 19th Century Man-O-War Model Brass Cannon Category_Rear Sight Assembly It was the standard machineOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating from the early 1800s this is not a modern hobby item. This is a period hand made scale model (approximately 1: 24 scale) of one of Admiral Nelson's large cannons featuring a brass barrel and very high quality ships wood mount with carved bone blocks and tackle fittings. A perfect desk top display made approximately 200 years ago perhaps to celebrate the great Naval Victory at Trafalgar in 1805. Truly