A 20th CENTURY MILLED-ALUMINUM “MACHINIST-MADE” MODEL CANNON & CARRIAGE, ca. 1960: In overall very fine, untouched condition. Of typical late 18th century style with a finely milled and precision machined, Aluminum, “Deck-gun” type carriage with four matching wheels/trucks with brass hubs and screw fastened trunion-hasps. The 7 3/4”, smoothbore, .50 caliber, finely milled, Aluminum barrel of typical late 18th century style with a flared, cannon-type, turned muzzle and body. The breech with a top-drilled touch hole and a decorative ball type cascable. The sides of the tube with two integral trunion pins. A nice example of a well-made 20th Century Machinist’s Model cannon, ca. 1960 and purported to have been constructed of surplus metal from the Receiver-blocks of M-16 Rifles. In very fine condition with bright smooth surfaces, much polish and little signs of use/wear. Overall length 8 1/2”.

Price: $375.00

A VERY FINE REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD AMERICAN SWIVEL GUN, ca. 1770s: In overall very fine untouched condition. Cast iron barrel with an integral, raised, rectangular touch-hole and several turnings at the muzzle, breech and midsection. Two lower-mounted trunions pins with its later, wrought iron, 10" swivel yolk: for attachment to a boat's side-rail. The breech with a classic, 18th century, ball-shaped, iron cascable. The muzzle with a flared decorative mouth and a 75 caliber bore. In overall very fine condition with a pleasing untouched dark age patina throughout. Overall length 13 1/2". Approximate weight 12 lbs. An original American Swivel Gun Cannon, ca. 1770s.

Price: $4,775.00

FINE QUALITY TURNED & CARVED WOODEN CANNON BALL DISPLAY-STAND(S): (Of Modern manufacture with Several examples Available) Fine quality, nicely turned and carved, reddish-brown-colored, lacquered, hardwood body with integrally carved support "feet". Nicely polished/finished surfaces with decoratively turned sides and top. The center with a felt-lined depression-- for accepting a Cannon Ball. Measurements: 3" (Diameter) by 1" (Height).

Price: $50.00

A VERY FINE QUALITY EARLY/MID 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH/AMERICAN CANNON w/ ITS ORIGINAL BRASS MOUNTED NAVAL-TYPE DECK GUN CARRIAGE, ca. 1830: In overall very fine untouched condition with choice brass/bronze and wooden (oak) surfaces. Heavy gauge and fine cast, Bronze/Brass, 19", 1.25 caliber, 33 1/2 lb. tube with its central side-mounted trunions, rounded breech & cascable with a pierced ball finial. Finely turned and flared Cannon form ringed Muzzle with matching golden-tone brass/bronze surfaces. The body with several decorative/reinforcing turnings, along its length and the bore with dark & untouched surfaces with evidence of firing. Of Early/Mid-19th century English/American design dating to, ca. 1830; as the top of the breech with a vented touch-hole without a powder-pan Complete with its original, finely crafted, Naval-Type, Brass Mounted, Oak, "Deck Gun" Carriage: the mounts with matching golden-tone brass surfaces. Of very fine quality with a sharp attention to detail and is complete with all of its hardware including, its trunion-hasps, securing/lashing-rings and its retaining-pins & chains. The quarter-sawn oak body with untouched, lightly weathered/stained wooden surfaces, sharp contours, minor abrasions and 75%+ varnish finish. Some expected signs of use; and retains its four (4) original brass & iron trucks/wheels with matching, golden-toned brass surfaces. In overall very fine untouched condition; and a nicely made example of an early to mid 19th Century English or American Naval Type "Saluting Cannon"/Deck Gun, ca. 1830. Overall length, 21". Weight, approx. 40 lbs.

Price: $4,775.00

A VERY RARE 17TH/18TH CENTURY IRON CHAIN-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1650-1750: In overall fine untouched condition with nicely oxidized, gunmetal-black-colored, iron surfaces. Of Very Rare 17th/Early 18th Century "Chain Shot" Cannonball form with its original two-piece, approx. 3", iron cannon ball: one half with three (3) raised dimples and the other half with three (3) accepting-recesses. The upper portions of the "ball" fitted with their blacksmith made, forge-welded "ring-eyes" for attachment to the original, hand-forged, 11", wrought iron chain with seven (7) large oval links. In overall fine untouched condition with generally smooth, dark, iron surfaces, scattered discoloration, surface imperfections/pocks, pitting and evident casting flaws, etc. A Very Rare & Original 17th/18th Century Chain-Shot Cannon Ball, ca. 1650-1750. For similar examples & additional information, please see G. C. Neumann’s & F. Kravic’s: “The Collector’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution" & William Gilkerson's: "Boarders Away" vol. 2. ***A very Rare type of "Cannon Ball" often used, in a Naval setting, to damage a Ship's Masts & Rigging, or used on Land, as an Anti-personal Weapon to halt an advance. Overall length, 20" (fully extended), Weight: Approx. 3 1/2 lbs.

Price: HOLD

A VERY GOOD & SCARCE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD AMERICAN POWDER-TESTER/SALUTING MORTAR, ca. 1770 (FOUND AT LAKE GEORGE, NY): In overall very good sound untouched condition and of traditional, (American) Blacksmith made, robust, tapered, cylindrical form with a tapered body, an integral reinforced base, a simple touch-hole and an approx. 1" bore. Of American Blacksmith manufacture with a slightly coarsely fashioned wrought iron body with evident hammer-marks and surface irregularities: the Reinforced base, en suite with matching wrought forged iron surfaces. Made with a simple touch-hole without powder-pan and retains nicely aged, rust-patinated, smooth, untouched surfaces. Some scattered tool/hammer marks, minor surface imperfections and expected signs of use. Overall length 5 1/2". Weight approximately 11 lbs. A Scarce example of an American Revolutionary War Period American Made Powder-Tester/Saluting Mortar, ca. 1770. ***An old paper label, affixed to its base, states: "Found while Building the Northway (Highway/I-87), Near Lake George, NY (in the 1950s)". For a similar example, please see G. Neumann's & F. Kravic's: "Collectors Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution", pg. 15, plt. 7.

Price: $1,575.00

A FINE+ AMERICAN CIVIL WAR PERIOD “SIX-POUNDER” SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1860s: In overall Fine+, smooth and untouched condition with dark-colored iron surfaces. Of traditional mid-19th Century solid shot configuration and approx. 3 1/2" in diameter. In fine+ condition with choice, black-colored, smooth iron surfaces with only light surface discoloration, minor casting imperfections and a deeply toned age patina. A fine and authentic American Civil War Period “6- Pounder” Cannon Ball, ca. 1860s. Mounted a fine quality, turned and carved, reddish-brown-colored, lacquered, hardwood Display Stand.

Price: $375.00

AN EXTREMELY RARE FRENCH & INDIAN/AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD MID-18TH CENTURY IRON HAND-GRENADE, ca. 1750: In overall very good+ untouched condition with generally smooth, gunmetal & russet-toned, iron surfaces. A Very Rare Mid- 18th Century Hand-Grenade form with a central hollow/void for a powder-charge and a hole for its wooden fuse-sabot with central hole for the "fuse-charge". In overall very good+ untouched condition with and smooth iron surfaces, scattered patches of discoloration, minor surface irregularities, an evident medial seam, scattered pitting and numerous casting flaws, etc. An Extremely Rare French & Indian/American Revolutionary War Period Hand-Grenade, ca. 1750. Approx. diameter, 3”. For a similar example, please see G. C. Neumann’s & F. Kravic’s: “The Collector’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution". ***Only the Third 18th Century "Hand-Grenade", seen by this author.

Price: HOLD

A MID-20th CENTURY "FILIPINO" TOURIST-TYPE SMALL-SIZE DECORATIVE BRONZE LANTAKA, ca. 1950: In overall very good condition with generally smooth, bronze surfaces. Somewhat coarsely cast, light-weight Bronze/Brass barrel with an integral rear sighting plane, a raised powder-pan and decorative turnings, at the muzzle, breech and mid-section. Two (2) side-mounted trunions pins and a turned, bulbous breech with a solid cylindrical cabascle/handle. Flared muzzle with a decoratively turned mouth with a .56 caliber bore (pitted bore). In overall very good condition with nicely toned, brass surfaces with scattered patches of surface-oxidation throughout. Overall length 14". Complete with its matching cast brass/bronze yoke with a decoratively pierced base and matching brass surfaces. A decorative, small-size, , 20th Century "Tourist-Type" Lantaka, ca. 1950. For similar type examples & additional information, please see G. C. Stone’s: “Construction and Decoration of Arms…”.

Price: $575.00

AN EXTREMELY RARE 17TH/18TH CENTURY SMALL-SIZE IRON MORTAR-TYPE CANNON BALL/HAND-GRENADE, ca. 1680-1700: In overall very good+ untouched condition with nicely oxidized, russet-toned, iron surfaces. Of Very Rare 17th/Early 18th Century Small-Size Mortar-type, Cannonball/Hand-Grenade form with a central hollow/void for a powder-charge and a hole for its (wooden) fuse/sabot. A distinct medial seam and in overall very good+ untouched condition with dark-brown-colored iron surfaces, scattered discoloration, minor surface laminations, pitting and evident casting flaws, etc. An Extremely Rare Small-Size Mortar-type Cannon Ball/Hand-Grenade, ca. 1680-1700 with a very low survival rate. Approx. diameter, 2 1/2” (3 Pounder). For a similar example, please see G. C. Neumann’s & F. Kravic’s: “The Collector’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution". ***Only the Third Mortar Ball of this Small "Hand-Grenade Size", seen by this author.

Price: HOLD

A FINE & RARE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD (ENGLISH/FRENCH) IRON NAVAL-TYPE CANNON, ca. 1750: In overall fine+ untouched condition with deeply toned, smooth, iron surfaces, sharp markings and fine contours. Of likely English or French manufacture, as of very good quality and made with a sharp attention to balance & detail. Marked on its underside, with an illegible Founder's Mark and also, marked with a large "VIII" (Gun Number?) marking, forward of the touch-hole. Of Classic early 18th Century form and made with low-mounted trunion-pins, an integral rectangular powder-pan and numerous turnings at the muzzle, the breech and midsection. The breech with its rounded-ball-shaped cascable; and the muzzle with a flared Cannon-form mouth and a 1.00+ caliber bore. In overall fine+ untouched condition with smooth iron surfaces, light scattered casting-pocks, patches of discoloration and deeply toned age patina. Some scattered light handling marks, minor surface wear and casting-imperfections with evident Military Usage. A fine and rare example of an American Revolutionary War Period Naval type Cannon, ca. 1750. For additional information and pictures of similar type examples, please see William Gilkerson's: "Borders Away", vol. 2. Overall length 24". Approximate weight 55 lbs.

Price: $7,275.00

A VERY GOOD AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD 4 lb. SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1770s: In overall very good sound untouched condition with the expected, heavily oxidized iron surfaces from internment: minor scuffs and a small "cleaned" patch, on one side. Of Solid shot configuration and approx. 3" in diameter. In overall very good untouched condition with moderately pitted surfaces and an untouched chocolate-brown/black age patina. Some irregularities and various minor abrasions. A nice, authentic Revolutionary War 4 Pounder Cannon Ball, ca. 1770s. ***From a Mid-Atlantic Family Collection and likely from New England (Mass.).

Price: $350.00

A VERY GOOD AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD 4-6 lb. SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL w/ N. CAROLINA LOYALIST ASSOCIATION (EX. FLORA MACDONALD MANSION), ca. 1770s: In overall very good sound untouched condition with the expected oxidized surfaces from internment. Of typical solid shot configuration and approx. 3"-3.5" in diameter. In overall very good untouched condition with the expected light to moderate surface pitting and an untouched chocolate-brown age patina. Some traces of dirt in the pits and various minor abrasions. A nice, authentic Revolutionary War 4-6 Pounder Cannon Ball, ca. 1770s. ***Found in 2007 along with several other Cannon Balls, outside the site of the Flora MacDonald Mansion in Montgomery County, N. Carolina; and accompanied by a letter of provenance and a brief history of the site.

Price: SOLD

A SCARCE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY-PIECE/CANNON'S TAR/GREASE BUCKET, ca. 1861: In overall fine+ untouched condition with nicely oxidized smooth iron surfaces and much (85%+) of its black oil paint finish. Of Regulation Civil War Period, Union, Artillery design with a ringed body with riveted base-caps: the upper cap with its rivet-hinge lid-top with matching, black-painted surfaces. Smooth sidewalls with dark steel surfaces, en suite.  The interior with untouched, lightly rust-toned, smooth, steel surfaces with traces of tar, on its base.  In overall fine+ untouched condition with choice steel surfaces with some expected oxidation, light handling marks, stains and signs of use/wear. A fine example of an American Civil War Period Artillery Piece's/Cannon's Tar/Grease Bucket, ca. 1861. ***The type of heavy iron bucket which would have been affixed to the Carriage of a Cannon, etc. and used in the field to lubrication/waterproofing. Complete with its heavy, wrought forged, iron suspension-chain with forged steel securing-ring. The chain with matching untouched, black-colored steel surfaces with light scattered age-stains. Diameter, 8”, Height: 8 1/2". For similar examples, please see Warman’s: “Civil War Collectibles".

Price: HOLD

A VERY GOOD AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD "2-POUNDER" SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1750-1770: In overall very good sound untouched condition with the oxidized surfaces from internment. Of typical American made, solid shot configuration and approx. 2 1/4" in diameter with an evident medial casting-seam and pointal-mark. In overall very good untouched condition with the expected light to moderate surface pitting and an untouched chocolate-brown age patina. Some traces of dirt in the pits and various minor abrasions. A nice, authentic F & I/Revolutionary War Period 2-Pounder Cannon Ball, ca. 1750-1770.

Price: $475.00

A VERY GOOD+ AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR "6-POUNDER" SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL (EX. BATTLE OF CASTINE, MAINE JULY, 1779): In overall very good sound untouched condition with the expected oxidized surfaces from internment. Of solid shot configuration and approx. 3 1/2" in diameter with a medial casting-seam, as often seen on American made cannon balls of the period. In overall very good untouched condition with light to moderate surface pitting and an untouched black/brown age patina. Scattered abrasions, patches of roughness and surface-flaking. A nice, authentic Revolutionary War "6 Pounder" Cannon Ball, ca. 1779. ***Found along with several other Cannon Balls, around the site of the “Battle of Castine” (July, 1779) in present-day Maine and accompanied by a brief history of the Battle.

Price: $750.00

A FINE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR "6-POUNDER" SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL (EX. BATTLE OF CASTINE, MAINE JULY, 1779): In overall fine sound condition with oxidized surfaces from internment. Of typical solid shot configuration and approx. 3" in diameter. In overall fine condition with light to moderate surface pitting, minor casting-pocks and a dark brown age patina. Some abrasions, patches of roughness and expected signs of internment. Marked with an old white India ink "CASTINE MAINE" marking. A nice, authentic Revolutionary War 6-Pounder Cannon Ball, ca. 1779. ***From the site of the “Battle of Castine” (July, 1779) in present-day Maine; and accompanied by a brief history of the battle.

Price: $775.00

A VERY GOOD LARGE-SIZE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD “18-POUNDER" SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1770: Of likely English manufacture, as finely cast with generally smooth iron surfaces. In overall very good+, smooth and untouched condition with dark-colored iron surfaces. Of solid shot configuration and approx. 5 1/2" in diameter. In very good+/fine condition with light surface pitting/discoloration, minor casting imperfections and a richly toned age patina. An authentic Large-Size American Revolutionary War Period “18- Pounder” Cannon Ball, ca. 1770. For similar examples, please see G. C. Neumann’s & Frank Kravic’s: “Collector’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution”.

Price: $875.00

A VERY GOOD+ AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR “TWELVE-POUNDER” SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL: In overall very good+, smooth and untouched condition with dark-colored iron surfaces. Of solid shot configuration and approx. 5" in diameter. In very good+/fine condition with light surface pitting/discoloration, minor casting imperfections and a deeply toned age patina. An authentic American Revolutionary War Period “12 Pounder” Cannon Ball, ca. 1770. For similar examples, please see G. C. Neumann’s & Frank Kravic’s: “Collector’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution”.

Price: $675.00

A FINE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR "1/2 lb.-POUNDER" SOLID-SHOT/"GRAPE-SHOT" CANNON BALL, ca. 1860s: In overall fine untouched condition with smooth lightly oxidized iron surfaces. Of solid "Grape-shot" configuration and approx. 1" diameter. In fine condition with smooth dark-colored, iron surfaces. A very nice example of an original American Civil War "1/2-Pounder" "Grapeshot" Cannon Ball, ca. 1860sd. ***The type of small cannon ball used as a single projectile with a Small Deck/Swivel-Gun or in a group, as “Grape Shot” with a larger Cannon. Mounted a fine quality, turned and carved, reddish-brown-colored, lacquered, hardwood Display Stand.

Price: $225.00

A FINE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR "1 lb.-POUNDER" SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1770: In overall very good untouched condition with smooth lightly oxidized iron surfaces. Of solid shot configuration and approx. 1 1/2" in diameter. In fine condition with smooth dark-colored surfaces. A very nice example of an original 18th Century/Revolutionary War "1-Pounder" Cannon Ball, ca. 1770. ***The type of small cannon ball used as a single projectile with a Small Deck-Gun or in a group, as “Grape Shot” with a larger gun.

Price: $275.00

A VERY GOOD+ AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR “SIX-POUNDER” SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL: In overall very good+, smooth and untouched condition with dark-colored iron surfaces. Of solid shot configuration and approx. 3 1/2" in diameter. In very good+/fine condition with light surface pitting/discoloration, minor casting imperfections and a deeply toned age patina. An authentic American Revolutionary War Period “6- Pounder” Cannon Ball, ca. 1770. For similar examples, please see G. C. Neumann’s & Frank Kravic’s: “Collector’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution”.

Price: $575.00

A VERY GOOD 19th CENTURY FILIPINO-MADE “VOC” MARKED SMALL-SIZE DECK-GUN/SWIVEL GUN w/ BRONZE CARRIAGE, ca. 1850: In overall very good untouched condition with deeply patinated, generally smooth, dark-toned, bronze surfaces. Somewhat coarsely cast, native Filipino-made, light-weight Bronze/Brass barrel with an integral rear sighting plane, a raised circular touch-hole/powder-pan and decorative turnings, at the muzzle, breech and mid-section. Additionally, cast with a raised, intertwined “VOC” marking for the famed “Dutch East India Co.”. Two (2) side-mounted trunions pins and a turned, bulbous breech with a solid cylindrical cabascle/handle. Flared, octagonal muzzle with a decoratively turned and embossed mouth, an integral fore-sight and a .60 caliber bore (pitted bore). In overall very good untouched condition with a deeply toned, brown-mustard age patina and patches of surface-oxidation throughout. Overall length 12 1/4". Mounted on its matching cast bronze carriage with toned surfaces, some patches of oxidation/verdigris and cast Bronze wheels and axels. A very nice and decorative, 19th Century, small-size, Filipino made Lantaka-type Bronze Swivel Gun/Cannon, ca. 1850. Of the type of small “Cannon” often used to defend Merchant/Trade Vessels. For additional information, please see G. C. Stone’s: “Construction and Decoration of Arms…”.

Price: $1,375.00

A VERY RARE 15th CENTURY GERMAN STONE CANNON BALL, ca. 1400s: In overall very good sound untouched condition. A Medium size, hand crafted, Granite/Gneiss? ball with an approx. 5” diameter. In very good untouched condition with the expected surface abrasions, minor old chips, signs of use/age and a fine patina. Some surface flaws and small/tight hairlines. A very rare and authentic, 15th Century German Stone Cannon Ball, ca. 1450. A very early Stone projectile, from the infancy of firearms/cannons.

Price: $1,175.00

A VERY GOOD 17th CENTURY THIRTY YEARS WAR PERIOD “6 POUNDER” SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1620: In overall very good untouched condition. Solid shot with an approx. 3 1/2" diameter, the expected surface pitting/discoloration and an untouched, deeply toned, gunmetal age patina . A distinct medial seam, various casting/pock-marks and various minor abrasions. A scarce example of an original Thirty Years War Period “6 Pounder” Cannon Ball, ca. 1620. Found in Germany.

Price: HOLD

A VERY RARE & ORIGINAL 17th/18th CENTURY LARGE SIZE "SLAVE ERA" BALL & CHAIN w/ LEG IRONS, ca. 1650-1770: Of likely American or European manufacture and of fine quality blacksmith make. Heavy, wrought-forged, 14 1/2", securing-chain made of forge-welded, oval and round rings/links: the end link with its large oval securing ring, for attachment to its original leg-shackle with turn-screw lock & key. The lock with its correct key, though appears to be slightly out of timing, as it will not open the hasp. Retains untouched and richly patinated iron surfaces with expected patches of discoloration and signs of use. Complete with its original, large-size, hand fashioned and heavy (approx. 20 lb.) Stone (Limestone) Ball with a large forged loop and leaded base-plug. In overall fine untouched condition and is complete with its original Ball, Leg-shackle, Chain and Lock and key. Retains generally smooth deeply tone iron surfaces with a dark age patination and evidence of use and wear. Overall length 33". Weight, approximately 25 lb. A very Rare Authentic example of a likely American made "Slave Era" Ball & Chain, dating to the height of the African Slave Trade Era, ca. 1650-1770. ***The type of historical antique rarely seen outside of Museum/Institutional Collections.

Price: $3,975.00

A VERY GOOD LATE 17th/EARLY 18TH CENTURY AMERICAN? SMALL-SIZED IRON MORTAR, ca. 1680-1720 & WROUGHT IRON MOUNTED WOODEN FIELD-CARRIAGE: Of possible American manufacture & in overall very good condition with a roughly cast, 14 1/2”, heavy, smoothbore, . 3" bore, iron barrel of late 17th Century "Barrel-form" design with a baluster turned muzzle, mid-section and a matching breech made without a cascable. A stepped bore with an integral powder-chamber and two low-mounted trunion-pins of early design. The top of the breech with its original vent/touch-hole with evidence of use and flash-burn. Very good bore with deeply toned dark surfaces with patches of pitting, signs of use and wear. The exterior with dark-colored, blackened, iron surfaces, moderate pitting and various scattered casting pocks/flaws-- from rough sand-casting manufacture and a likely indication of Colonial American make. Mounted on a later19th/early 20th Century, Heavy, Oak Field-Carriage of 17th/18th century Mortar design. Wrought forged iron mounts, include two iron hasps for the trunions and their triangular cross-pins. Also, adorned overall with Rosehead nail-fastened, iron strapwork and with finely appointed nail-fastened wrought iron side-panels with trefoil finials. Retains dark, untouched, iron surfaces with light scattered patches of discoloration and fine pitting. Complete with its iron mounted, oak, elevating block with a rear iron tail. A very nice example of an Authentic Early 18th century (ca. 1680-1720) Small-Sized Iron Field-Mortar. Fine carriage with light oxidation and rust-stains, around the mounts/hardware. Overall length 22 3/4”. Weight, approx. 40 lbs. For similar examples, please see Neumann & Kravic's: "Collector's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution", pg. & "Tower of London Armouries".

Price: SOLD

A VERY RARE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD (FRENCH/GERMAN?) ARSENAL-MARKED "6-POUNDER" SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1750: In overall very good+/fine sound condition with lightly oxidized, smooth, iron surfaces. Of typical solid shot configuration and approx. 3" in diameter, a distinct medial seam and a "pointal mark"-- from casting. In overall very good+/fine untouched condition with light casting-pocks, minor surface-pocks and a smooth, dark black-brown-colored age patina. Clearly Marked with a deeply struck French/German? Founder's/Arsenal Marking, within a triangular Cartouche. A Very Rare & Authentic American Revolutionary War Period "Marked" 6-Pounder Cannon Ball, ca. 1750.

Price: $1,775.00

VERY GOOD 16th-17th CENTURY 30-YEARS WAR MATCHLOCK/WHEELOCK-TYPE MUSKET/CARBINE BALLS, ca. 1600s: In overall very good+/fine excavated condition. Of approx. .65-.85 caliber. Untouched surfaces with heavy patination/oxidation and evidence of internment. In very good/fine excavated condition and some with evidence of being fired from a barrel of a smoothbore Musket. Excavated from a “Thirty Years War” Battlefield. Date to, ca. 1600s.

Price: $35.00 (Each)

EARLY TO MID 16th CENTURY ITALIAN/GERMAN "BEER MUG" CANNON BREECH, ca. 1525-1550: In overall very good+ untouched condition with chocolate brown surfaces having some light discolration and scattered moderate pitting. The cylindrical body of heavy, hand forged, iron construction with a reinforced ringed breech and a large touch-hole: 1.5"+ off center bore with thick side-walls. Missings its "Beer Mug" type handle with evidence of minor damage where it had once been affixed. In overall very good untouched condition. The expected hand-forged roughness, generally smooth, brown surfaces, some minor damage (noted) and general signs of use: pitting and wear. A rare and authentic, early to mid 16th century, iron, cannon breech/powder-chamber for an early breech loading artillery piece. Overall length 8 1/2", weight 15lbs. ***For a similar example please see "Guns", by Dudley Pope.

Price: $1,150.00

A VERY RARE "PETER THE GREAT ERA" DEMIDOFF/DEMIDOV "ARSENAL/FOUNDRY" MARKED 17TH/18TH CENTURY RUSSIAN “FOURTEEN-POUNDER” SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1690: In overall very good+, smooth and untouched condition with dark-brown-colored iron surfaces. Of solid shot configuration and approx. 5 1/2" in diameter. In very good+/fine condition with light surface pitting/discoloration, minor casting imperfections and a deeply toned age patina. Marked with a deeply struck triangular Cartouche with a Cyrillic letter "D" for the Demidov/Demidoff Family Foundry/Arsenal, which was established by Nikita Demidov/Demidoff (1656-1725), who made Cannons, etc. for the Czar; and was made a "Nobleman" by "Peter the Great", in 1720. For more than Two Centuries the Demidov family Foundries continued its production of steel & manufacture of Russian Armaments etc.; and became the second most wealthy family in Czarist Russia. (For more information, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikita_Demidov & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demidov). An Authentic & Rare "Peter the Great Period"/17th Century Russian Arsenal/Foundry Marked "14-Pounder" Cannon Ball, ca. 1690. For similar examples, please see G. C. Neumann's & Frank Kravic's: "Collector's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution."

Price: $1,875.00

A VERY GOOD AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD "2-POUNDER" SOLID-SHOT CANNON BALL, ca. 1770s: In overall very good+ sound untouched condition with the smooth iron surfaces. Of sand-cast, solid shot configuration and approx. 2", in diameter with an pronounced medial seam and casting-pointal, as often seen on Colonial American made examples. In overall very good+ untouched condition with a smooth untouched chocolate-brown age patina. A nice, authentic Revolutionary War Period "2-Pounder" Cannon Ball, ca. 1770s.

Price: $375.00

A VERY GOOD 17th/18th CENTURY SPANISH BRONZE "BEER MUG" SALUTING MORTAR, ca. 1680-1720: In overall very good sound untouched condition and of very nicely cast bronze with dark & untouched, deep gunmetal-toned, smooth bronze surfaces. Of likely provincial/Spanish Colonial (Filipino/S. American) manufacture with a sharp attention to overall detail. Classic "Beer Mug" form with an integrally cast "mug type" handle and a turned and flared/wide base with a pierced touch-hole and a working-period "spiked" touch-hole with an iron Rosehead Nail "spike". Slightly flared mouth with a large 2 1/4" bore. Overall length 4 1/2". Weight 12 lbs. A very nice example of a Late 17th/Early 18th Century Spanish/Spanish Colonial Bronze "Beer Mug" type saluting mortar, ca. 1680-1720.

Price: $1,975.00

A FINE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD {EIGHT INCH} “20-POUNDER” IRON MORTAR-TYPE CANNON BALL, ca. 1750: Of the type used at the such Batttles as the Siege/Battle of Yorktown, Virginia, in 1781 {Please see: Revolutionary War Artillery - Yorktown Battlefield Part of Colonial National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov)}. In overall very good+/fine untouched condition with nicely oxidized, very smooth, gunmetal-black-colored, iron surfaces. Of traditional mid-18th Century (English/French)Mortar-type, cannon-ball form with a central hollow/void for a powder-charge and (wooden) stopper. In fine untouched condition with very smooth, dark-colored, iron surfaces and only light scattered discoloration, minor surface laminations and evident casting flaws, etc. A very nice American Revolutionary War Period, (English/French?) {Eight Inch} 20-Pounder Mortar-type Cannon Ball, ca. 1750-1770. Approx. diameter, 8”. For a similar example, please see G. C. Neumann’s & F. Kravic’s: “The Collector’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution".

Price: $975.00