Original English 15th/16th Century Hand Cannon - Museum Restored During the Victorian Era Headgear The stock of the gun

The stock of the gun is in nice condition as the metal

Leather bound grip with blackstrap reinforcement and comes with heavy two ring all steel scabbard and is a classic issue for Officers in the Victorian era

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The pommel is cleanly serial numbered 1521

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Original English 15th/16th Century Hand Cannon - Museum Restored During the Victorian Era Headgear The stock of the gunOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This came from a very old New York Collection and is nothing short of extraordinary. This is a single iron barrel hand cannon of only about 5" in length and just over a half inch bore. It is said to be one of a small lot of similar barrels found in the mud of the River Thames, near the Tower of London in the very early Victorian era, about 1840. Apparently these were taken by the Crown Armories and were restored to what