Original 18th Century 9-Pounder Demi Culverin Bronze Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Sten Gun flat-shooting 7mm cartridge which was

flat-shooting 7mm cartridge which was quickly dubbed the 'Spanish Hornet'

The brigade later rejoined the 42nd (East Lancashire) Division for the Third Battle of Krithia and Battle of Krithia Vineyard

styles vary between traditional WW1 three-pad type and post war Finnish style

confirm that your ZB has the little loop socket about midway along the barrel

probably Dutch Mercenary

Original 18th Century 9-Pounder Demi Culverin Bronze Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Sten Gun flat-shooting 7mm cartridge which wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a totally original 18th century bronze cannon tube that measures 50 inches when including the cascabel. The bore is 4. 2 inches which designates this as a nine pounder (9 pounder). According to the Tower of London this size cannon is considered a Demi Culverin. Notably the bronze tube has a very nice raised crest towards the back near the touch hole. This crest appears to be a lion inside a 5 inch diameter