Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 1
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 2
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 3
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 4
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 5
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 6
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 7
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 8
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 9
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900 - photo 10

Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900

Lot 3730
06.11.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1476924
Lot 3730 | Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900
Modell eines preußischen 12-Pfünder-Feldgeschützes M 1754, deutsch, um 1900
Fein gearbeitetes Bronzerohr mit glatter Seele im Kaliber 20 mm. Kanonierte Mündung mit aufgesetztem Korn, kräftige Bandgliederung, die Delfine fein nachgearbeitet und ziseliert. Zündloch ohne Abdeckung, die spitz zulaufende Traube mit Akanthuslaubdekor. Blau gefasste Lafette mit eisernen Beschlägen. Richtkeil mit voll funktionsfähigem Kurbelmechanismus. Rohrlänge 49,5 cm, Gesamtlänge 82 cm.
Extrem hochwertig und detailliert gearbeitetes Geschützmodell des damals auch als "Brummer" bezeichneten schweren Feldgeschützes, das im kompletten Siebenjährigen Krieg Verwendung fand und noch 1794 bei der Schlacht von Pirmasens eingesetzt wurde.
A German model of a Prussian M 1754 12-pounder field cannon, circa 1900
A German model of a Prussian M 1754 12-pounder field cannon, circa 1900
Finely crafted bronze barrel with smooth bore in 20 mm calibre. Front sight on the swell of muzzle, distinctly segmented by bands, the handles delicately re-worked and chiselled. Vent hole without cover, the pointed button decorated with acanthus leaves. The gun carriage painted blue and with iron fittings. Aiming wedge with fully functional crank mechanism. Length of barrel 49.5 cm, overall length 82 cm.
Model of a heavy field cannon called “Brummer”, which was employed throughout the Seven Year’s War and was still in use in 1794 during the Battle of Pirmasens. Of high-quality workmanship and crafted in detail.
Condition: I - II
Auction house category:Prussia: artillery
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