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Figurine Gribeauval cannon with horses Gribeauval cannon with horses pewter

Gribeauval cannon with horses

621.10 EUR 826.06 USD 558.99 GBP
Figurine First rang horses of the cannon (the pair) First rang horses of the cannon pewter

First rang horses of the cannon (the pair)

217.40 EUR 289.14 USD 195.66 GBP
Figurine Second rang horses of the cannon (the pair) second rang horses of the cannon pewter

Second rang horses of the cannon (the pair)

217.40 EUR 289.14 USD 195.66 GBP
Figurine Limber of cannon Limber of cannon pewter

Limber of cannon

59.90 EUR 79.67 USD 53.91 GBP
Figurine Gribeauval cannon pewter Gribeauval cannon

Gribeauval cannon

126.40 EUR 168.11 USD 113.76 GBP

Bonaparte, a practical man who was himself a gunner, was the forst general to be concerned about inconveniences and additional tiredness caused by handling the artillery. During the year VIII he created the battalions of the Artillery Services composed of car-soldiers, despising danger with quiet heart. These unrecognized but valorous soldiers are reperesented riding the two bearing horses of the carriage. The forecarriage was drawn by four horses, but they coud be six if necessary ( higher speed required or hilly ground conditions). All parts of this carriage are as light as possible in order to optimize quick movement of the cannon.