Two Models of a 30-Pounder Gun on Deck, Two identical models of a 30-pound cannon on a Marshall flotilla on a ship part with part of the ship's wall, incomplete. The wooden barrel, 22.5-23 cm long, has not been drilled, it has a flat grape with refraction ring. The case consists of two parts. The front part is attached to the gate threshold with a spindle bolt in heavy brass brackets, it is a heavy wooden block with a transverse roller underneath for baking and a heavy metal aim on top of which the barrel lies in the saddle. The rear chaff, narrowing from the front, consists of two cheeks with four steps each, connected by a sloping calf, an ash body behind and a bolt through both cheeks in the middle. The taps are fitted against the cheeks at the front. The ash body is attached to the cheeks with brackets. The model has wooden wheels. The hoist is incomplete. A refraction runs from the sides of the gate through the refraction ring, a second refraction is attached to the cheeks of the rear chaff and lies around the aim on which the barrel rests. Scale 1:12 (estimate)., anonymous, 1827 and/or c. 1828, wood (plant material), brass (alloy), rope, (1): h 20.5 cm × w 37 cm × d 31 cm (2): h 20 cm × w 37 cm × d 30.5 cm

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