My Lovely Small GIECH Bronze Cannon, the Barrel ca. 1460, the Carriage ca. 1510

fernando · 12th October 2010, 03:34 PM

Hi Peacock ... sorry, Mich'l,

Stupendu (latin for astounding).

Afraid of this not being the just adjective for this specimen, i would add that, if one engages in a contemporaneous confrontation, one may place this cannon on the front line and his foe will realize this is an active boca de fogo (portuguese for fire mouth = cannon); so much for its half millenium age.
Another thing in your collection that, when i am grown up, wish to have a similar one

It is a superb piece indeed.
The Counts of Giech may rest in peace; this wonder is in good hands; so good as the next ones ... when i inherit it

Dramatic image, that of the Nuremberg example bursted by savage ignorant misuse

12th October 2010, 03:34 PM	#3
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	500 years Schlänglein ... looking like kicking today Hi Peacock ... sorry, Mich'l, Stupendu (latin for astounding). Afraid of this not being the just adjective for this specimen, i would add that, if one engages in a contemporaneous confrontation, one may place this cannon on the front line and his foe will realize this is an active boca de fogo (portuguese for fire mouth = cannon); so much for its half millenium age. Another thing in your collection that, when i am grown up, wish to have a similar one It is a superb piece indeed. The Counts of Giech may rest in peace; this wonder is in good hands; so good as the next ones ... when i inherit it Dramatic image, that of the Nuremberg example bursted by savage ignorant misuse