Original Victorian Era British Raj Indian Bronze 3-Pounder Rifled Cannon with Armstrong Pattern Projectile Rear Sight Assembly that being either the Parachute

that being either the Parachute Infantry or Glider Infantry

With the United States fighting a world war in all the world oceans

she was ordered to Mactan Island to unload ammunition and take on board 46 tons of food for the besieged island of Corregidor

re-designed by removing the eagle and SWAZ emblem at the top of the badge

There is overall age toning to the white and staining and wear to the red band

Original Victorian Era British Raj Indian Bronze 3-Pounder Rifled Cannon with Armstrong Pattern Projectile Rear Sight Assembly that being either the ParachuteOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic totally original late 19th century bronze cannon tube that measures 44 1 2 inches when including the cascabel. The bore is approximately 3 inches, indicating that it is a 3 pounder Falcon per the Tower of London Classification of Bore Diameter chart. The cannon is rifled and the touch hole is not spiked and remains small (not shot out). Behind the touch hole the is another larger hole for a rear