Original French Early 19th Century Bronze Mortar with Gargoyle Touch Hole and Serpent Arch French Artwork & Posters 147 FULTON ST NEW YORK

147 FULTON ST NEW YORK CITY

After the Vietnam War

it was nicknamed the "Woolworth gun

The submachine gun was produced by the Fábrica do Braço de Prata weapon factory at Lisbon

etc) that passes through the right side of the helmet and exits through the left

Original French Early 19th Century Bronze Mortar with Gargoyle Touch Hole and Serpent Arch French Artwork & Posters 147 FULTON ST NEW YORKOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a special piece that originated from our purchase of a cache of antique arms and ordnance from Kathmandu, Nepal. Presumably this bronze mortar was given to the Kingdom of Nepal by the British who had taken it from the French possibly at the Battle of the Heights of Abraham at Quebec (1759) or possibly from one of the famous Battles the British fought the French in India like the Battle of Plassey (1757) or at the