CANNON with dragon decoration

Gavin Nugent · 29th July 2014, 01:42 PM

Is it one of these pair auctioned today a couple of hours ago?

If it is not, I think it is safe to say it might be a common thing seeing as though there are a pair here.

if it is, perhaps, if he now won them, more detailed images may help the discussion?

thinreadline · 29th July 2014, 04:10 PM

Well these look the same type , however my friend has owned hers for many years .

thinreadline · 29th July 2014, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by SwordsAntiqueWeapons

Is it one of these pair auctioned today a couple of hours ago?

If it is not, I think it is safe to say it might be a common thing seeing as though there are a pair here.

if it is, perhaps, if he now won them, more detailed images may help the discussion?

Interesting though .. in what country did these come up for sale ?

Gavin Nugent · 29th July 2014, 09:08 PM

Close to you Rich.

thinreadline · 29th July 2014, 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by SwordsAntiqueWeapons

Close to you Rich.

Ha ! How close ?

Shakethetrees · 30th July 2014, 04:10 AM

Great looking cannon. I believe they are saluting/yachting guns. A friend of mine bought one that is identical to yours when he was a youngster living with his parents in Scotland and still has it. And, just by pure coincidence, I saw another one, again, identical to it at a gunshow within the last two months for sale in the southern US. Unfortunately, I just spent my allotted limit at another table, so I was not able to grab it.

I believe they are old (late 19th century) and all came from the same shop.

I still think about it!

thinreadline · 30th July 2014, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Shakethetrees

Great looking cannon. I believe they are saluting/yachting guns. A friend of mine bought one that is identical to yours when he was a youngster living with his parents in Scotland and still has it. And, just by pure coincidence, I saw another one, again, identical to it at a gunshow within the last two months for sale in the southern US. Unfortunately, I just spent my allotted limit at another table, so I was not able to grab it.

I believe they are old (late 19th century) and all came from the same shop.

I still think about it!

OK , that's interesting , thanks .

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Gavin Nugent Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 2,818	Is it one of these pair auctioned today a couple of hours ago? If it is not, I think it is safe to say it might be a common thing seeing as though there are a pair here. if it is, perhaps, if he now won them, more detailed images may help the discussion? Attached Images

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thinreadline Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Wirral Posts: 1,204	Well these look the same type , however my friend has owned hers for many years .

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Gavin Nugent Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 2,818	Close to you Rich.

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Shakethetrees Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Louisiana Posts: 363	Great looking cannon. I believe they are saluting/yachting guns. A friend of mine bought one that is identical to yours when he was a youngster living with his parents in Scotland and still has it. And, just by pure coincidence, I saw another one, again, identical to it at a gunshow within the last two months for sale in the southern US. Unfortunately, I just spent my allotted limit at another table, so I was not able to grab it. I believe they are old (late 19th century) and all came from the same shop. I still think about it!