Original 18th Century 6-Pounder Saker Bronze Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Browning LMG During the Edo period light

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Original 18th Century 6-Pounder Saker Bronze Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Browning LMG During the Edo period lightOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic totally original 18th century bronze cannon tube that measures 53 inches when including the cascabel. The bore is 3. 6 inches which designates this as a six pounder (6 pounder). According to the Tower of London this size cannon is considered a SAKER. Watch IMA's own antique gun expert Alex evaluate and shoot a similar Bronze Cannon on History Channel's Pawn Stars: Though this cannon is British and