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Civil War Artillery Crews, Cannon Kits |
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| 12 pdr. "Napoleon" gun |
| Order Code : 9020 Model kit represents the 12 pounder bronze "Napoleon" smooth bore gun-howitzer, model 1857. |
| Price: $40.00 |
| 10 pdr. Parrott rifle, circa 1861 |
| Order Code : 9021 Model kit represents the 10 pounder iron Parrott rifle, circa 1861. |
| Price: $40.00 |
| 12 pdr. Whitworth rifle, circa 1861 |
| Order Code : 9022 Model kit represents the 12 pounder steel Whitworth breech or muzzle loading rifle, which was imported from England, circa 1861. |
| Price: $40.00 |
| 3-Inch Ordnance Rifle, 1861-65 |
| Order Code : 9023 Officially adapted by the U.S. Army Ordnance Board in 1861, this light rifled field gun was the most-used light artillery piece of the Civil War and was greatly prized by Confederate artillery when captured. This kit is a welcome addition to our other field pieces, kit 9020, the 12-pdr bronze Napoleon smooth bore gun-howitzer, kit 9021 the 10-pdr iron Parrott rifle and kit 9022, the 12-pdr steel Whitworth breech or muzzel loading rifle, which was imported from England . Assembly guide included with each model. |
| Price: $40.00 |
| Limber with Ammunition Chest |
| Order Code : 9025 Each Civil War cannon was attached to a limber with its ammunition chest when the field or horse artillery took the field, and was drawn by a six-horse team. When the cannon was removed (unlimbered) from the limber and went into firing position, the horse teams were removed to the rear and the limber was brought close to the rear of the cannon's trail for a rapid supply of ammunition. This kit comes with ammunition for all our cannon kits (9020, 9021, 9022 and 9023) to insert into the open limber chest. A step-by-step assembly guide is included. |
| Price: $40.00 |
| Civil War Caisson, Union or Confederate |
| Order Code : 9026 Our series of artillery pieces from the Civil War is rounded out with the addition of a caisson, complete with two ammunition boxes, spare limber pole, extra wheel, and cannon trail stock, as well as a pickax, felling axe, shovel, and handspike. It was always attached to the limber (separate piece, see kit 9025) and pulled by four to six horses when it was taken into batttle. Union caissons were usually painted olive drab; Confederate colors were gray. |
| Price: $50.00 |