French Napoleonic Model Brass Cannon Museum Collection - Seven Pieces U.S. Equipment This notch functioned as a

This notch functioned as a wrench to remove a tiny square piece called the locator stud from the barrel casing clamp

(See "SMALLARMS OF THE BRITISH FORCES IN NORTH AMERICA 1664-1815" by De Witt Bailey

000 training rifles of their pattern at a cost of $166

These weapons were used as off-hand weapons in conjunction with a single-handed sword

Water fit for drinking was available at all hours except during the last two months when it was turned off for part of the day

French Napoleonic Model Brass Cannon Museum Collection - Seven Pieces U.S. Equipment This notch functioned as aOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. These seven brass Cannon Models were released from a British regimental museum sometime in the 1970s and represent the principal types of French Cannons dating from the Seven Years War, also known as The French and Indian Wars in the United States and the end of the Napoleonic era in 1815. Six of the Seven models retain their original Museum wood bases complete with brass plaques designating the type of cannon.