12-point fire pipe
Army Museum

12-point fire pipe

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
Army Museum

Group F I. ELDRÖR, length: 2000 mm BOTTENSTYCK Max. diameter: 355 mm TAPPSTYCK Min. diameter: 290 mm The position of the tablet: 805 mm. Tap Mode I: 835 mm Folder, length: 105-110 mm, diameter: 105 mm. LOW THE FEDERAL Max. diameter: 255 mm Min. diameter: 210 mm Front free position: 990 mm. Necklace, position: 1780 mm, width: 35 mm. The maximum of the drum. diameter: 255 mm The pegs under the core line with a stud board. The position of the tablet: 805 mm. Shape and location - see annex. The title left has the year 1808 and the title right is marked “ÅB” in ligature, all with exalted, round cobbled figures and letters. Trumpet reinforced trump. The race widens trumpet-shaped. The “caliber” in the estuary itself is 16.8 cm. The upper part of the cannon pushes a crumb to the stronghold of the sieve. The grape is pointed in shape. Engraving at its foot: “29” and “2.5.” Prison pan missing; fennel - see annex. Sirates, friezes and bands are missing except the backband. In addition, a border is formed at the front frieze, with the thickness of the cannon from here greatly reduced. The cannon is made up of a fire pipe, a lichen, a guide screw with a crank, a stick chapel, a hand nail, a bracket with a brush, a case for a whisperer’s head, a plate screw, an imager with a thistle and two swings, a lunt holder with a grove.

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