ARTILLERY Cannons Guns late 19th Century Military History

Description

View ARTILLERY Cannons Guns late 19th Century Military History with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Top Right: "Minimal-Scharten-Lafette für 15 Zentim. Top Left: "Deutsches Feldgeschütz Konstruktion von Jahr 1872" (German field cannon, designed in the year 1872). Bottom Right: "15 Zentim. Konstruktion aller Kanonen-Lafetten der deutschen Belagerungs- und Festungsartillerie seit 1864" (15 cm siege carriage. ). Top Left:  "Deutsches Feldgeschütz Konstruktion von Jahr 1872" (German field cannon, designed in the year 1872). Field guns were mobile artillery used in open-field battles. Top Right:  "Minimal-Scharten-Lafette für 15 Zentim. Ringkanones, zur Aufstellung hinter Kasematten, nach der Konstruktion von Gruson" (Minimal embrasure carriage for 15 cm ring cannons, for placement behind casemates, based on the design of Gruson). Bottom Left:  "Gezogener 21 Zentim. Mörser der deutschen Belagerungs- und Festungsartillerie in fahrbarer Lafette" (Rifled 21 cm mortar of the German siege and fortress artillery on a mobile carriage). Bottom Right:  "15 Zentim. Belagerungs-Lafette. Konstruktion aller Kanonen-Lafetten der deutschen Belagerungs- und Festungsartillerie seit 1864" (15 cm siege carriage. Construction type of all cannon carriages of the German siege and fortress artillery since 1864) late 19th century military advances  Original Lithography  Print has original centerfold Size: 12 x 9 1/2 inches 30  cm x 25 cm  Condition: Very good Returns accepted Condition: Used. Category: Art › Art Prints.

Unit of Sale

Single Piece

Image Orientation

Landscape

Size

Medium

Material

Paper

Item Length

12 in

Original/Licensed Reprint

Original

Region of Origin

Germany

Framing

Unframed

Subject

Military, Guns, Mortars, Howitzers, Cannons

Personalize

No

Type

Print

Year of Production

1894

Item Height

9.5 in

Theme

History, Military, Military History, Artillery, Army

Features

Limited Edition

Production Technique

Steel Engraving

Culture

European

Handmade

No

Time Period Produced

1850-1899

Country of Origin

United States