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A RARE CENTRAL INDIAN IRON CANNON, 18TH CENTURY

In Olympia Timed Autumn 2024

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A RARE CENTRAL INDIAN IRON CANNON, 18TH CENTURY
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with tapering sighted barrel formed in four stages, the muzzle formed as a stylised tiger’s head, cast with a band ahead of the breech, with integral pan on the right, standing back-sight, and a pierced lug beneath, fitted with a pair of trunnions, and retaining some early red painted finish, 85.4 cm barrel; 3.0 cm bore

Roy Elvis catalogue number J05

Provenance

Roy Elvis (1944 – 2022)

Light cannon of this type were used by Indian and Ottoman troops on fortresses and also mounted on camels and elephants. See Elgood 1995, p. 139.

with tapering sighted barrel formed in four stages, the muzzle formed as a stylised tiger’s head, cast with a band ahead of the breech, with integral pan on the right, standing back-sight, and a pierced lug beneath, fitted with a pair of trunnions, and retaining some early red painted finish, 85.4 cm barrel; 3.0 cm bore

Roy Elvis catalogue number J05

Provenance

Roy Elvis (1944 – 2022)

Light cannon of this type were used by Indian and Ottoman troops on fortresses and also mounted on camels and elephants. See Elgood 1995, p. 139.

Olympia Timed Autumn 2024

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