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Artillery Museum Vintage Cannons

Vintage bronze cannons exhibited near the Artillery Museum, Kronverk Embankment, St. Petersburg.

The Swedish Cannon
The Swedish Cannon
The Red Lion Cannon
The Red Lion Cannon
Saxon cannon The Dog
Saxon cannon “The Dog”
The French Cannon
The French Cannon
The Polish Cannon
The Polish Cannon
Riga's cannon Sentry crane
Riga’s cannon “Sentry crane”
Field Hand cannon
Field Hand cannon
Field Cannon
Field Cannon
3-фунтовая пушка
3-pound cannon
Полковая пищаль
Regimental Hand cannon
5-pound fortress mortar
5-pound fortress mortar
8-pound siege mortars
8-pound siege mortars
8-pound siege mortars
8-pound siege mortars

Photos of decorative elements of cannons and carriages you can see on FlatProject.ru.

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19 Feb 2016

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