Original 1780 Bronze 6-Pounder Saker Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Category_Feed Block Assembly With reinforcements from the US

With reinforcements from the US 28th Infantry Division the Battle of Aachen then continued involving direct assaults through the heavily defended city

the data plate reads:

Thus at the end of May 1944

The Seaforth Highlanders (Ross–shire Buffs

Original 1780 Bronze 6-Pounder Saker Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage Category_Feed Block Assembly With reinforcements from the USOriginal Item: One of a kind. Here is a splendid Bronze cannon tube with a wonderful patina, just like a Church roof! This cannon barrel has the classic lines of those used on the 18th Century Galleons and Pirate Ships. Bore size of 3 5 8" making this a SIX POUNDER, commonly called a "Saker" in the 18th century. The barrel is 45 inches in overall length, and 10 inches in diameter at it widest point at the rear. The flared muzzle is 8 inches in