Item Name: 12 pdr Napoleon Item Number: 1950 Edition Limit: 1500 Price: $125.00
Product Description: ‘US’ property marks engraved on top of tube Manufacturer’s I.D., barrel weight, tube serial number, manufacture date and Inspector’s initials on muzzel of barrel All tools, nuts and bolts, hardware and accessories, as well as Type 2 carriage works are exact duplicates from original blue prints	The Model 1857 smooth bore field gun was developed in France and named for Emperor Napoleon III. The ‘work horse’ of Civil War artillery, although rifled guns could fire to greater distances, the 12 Pounder had no peer at close range. Robert E. Lee wrote to the Secretary of War, “The best guns for field service, in my opinion, are the 12 Pound Napoleon guns.”
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	Item Name: 10 pdr Parrott Rifle Item Number: 1951 Edition Limit: 1500 Price: $125.00
Product Description: ‘US’ property marks engraved on top of tube All hardware, Type 1 Stepped Trail Carriage,tools and accessories are copied from the original blue prints. Manufacturer’s I.D., barrel weight, tube serial number, Shell size specifications, manufacture date and Inspector’s initials on muzzel of barrel	The Parrott Model rifled gun was first patented in 1861 by Robert Parrott and cast at the West Point Foundary, where he was superintendent. This gun is easily recognized by the reinforcing band at the breech end. It was cheap and easy to manufacture, both important factors at the on-set of the war.
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	Item Name: C.S. 6 pdr Brierfield Arsenal Item Number: 1952 Edition Limit: 1500 Price: $125.00
Product Description: Number One carriage type 'C.S.' inscribed on top of tube '1863' stamped on left trunnion '982' stamped on muzzle face (representing tube weight)	Only one specimen of this unique field piece is known to exist today, and that is at Battery No. 5 at Petersburg National Historic Park. This gun is unique in that it represents an unusual degree of craftsmanship in design. From the gracefully tapered tube with the gentle rounding at the breech to the elegantly double-incised 'C.S.' marking on the top of the tube, this bronze piece is a standout of form.This is a smooth bore 6 pound piece manufactured by the Brierfield (Later spelled Briarfield) Arsenal, first located at Columbus, Mississippi then relocated to Selma, Alabama in 1863.
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	Item Name: 3 inch Ordnance Rifle Item Number: 1953 Edition Limit: 1500 Price: $125.00
Product Description: 'U.S.' Property mark on top of tube Mounting Bracket on breech for rear sight Muzzle with Manufacturer ID, tube weight, tube serial number, manufacturing date, and inspector's initials. All hardware and type 1 stepped carriage, tools and accessories are copied from original blue prints.	New forging methods, an ordnance department drawing, and advanced production method at the Phoenix Iron Company gave birth to the 3 Inch Ordnance Rifle. "The Yankee 3 inch rifle was a dead shot at any distance up to a mile". This was said by a Confederate Gunner in 1864.Nearly a thousand of these deadly guns were made by Phoenix with astonishing speed. Highly praised if captured by the Confederacy, they could not get enough to suit their needs and attempted to copy them, but not as successfully manufactured as those made in theNorth. Hotchkiss projectiles were intended for use in the 3 Inch rifle, but Schenkle shells were also good, with Parrott shells only used in an emergency.
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	Item Name: 12 pdr Blakely Rifle Item Number: 1954 Edition Limit: 1500 Price: $125.00
	The 12 pdr. Blakely Rifled Cannon is the fifth addition to our highly successful Cannon series. Imported to the south from England, this Blakely is of the type assigned to J.E.B. Stuart's Horse Artillery. One of these guns was with "The Gallant Pelham" during his famous 2 gun attack on the Federal Left Flank at Fredericksburg. While at Qui Vive, JEB Stuart's camp near Centreville, Virginia, it was a Blakely which was posted at HQ and sported a mascot Racoon, included with the sculpture. Filled with amazing details, you can actually read the manufacturer marks on the breech.
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	Item Name: 6 Pdr Field Gun Item Number: 1955 Edition Limit: 1500 Price: $125.00
	Placed in service as the model 1841 light field gun, this cannon gained fame in the Mexican War in such units as the flying artillery. This "6 pounder" made up the bulk of the Artillery batteries in the North and South at the outbreak of the Civil War. The model 1841 gun followed "Stonewall" Jackson from VMI to immortality at the Battle of Manassas in June 1861. Though quickly replaced by the "Napoleon" and iron rifled guns, the 6 pdr. was still used in great numbers in the Western theatre.
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