Nautical Artillery

Ammunition or Artillery of this millennium is intended for the use of historians and collectors for exhibition. There is no live ammunition manufactured. Yet these artilleries form an extremely beautiful and stylish decorative piece and makes the surroundings move in sync with the world of ocean. Casings from artillery shells and several sizes of naval shells are commonly used for making decorative pieces.

Ranging from Pistol's such as double-barrel pistols, 17^th century English Flintlock Pistol, Pistol Axe, Combination Flintock Pistol and Dagger, Pirate Scimitar and a variety of antique artilleries or weapons used during a war.
The British Naval Cannon Miniature Replica which used to be set up on several gun decks on the typical "Man of War" and the "Broadsides" resulting from all the guns on one side of a ship firing in unison. The carriages had an extensive rope system to stop a recoiling cannon and get it back in firing position. Similar to the above mentioned model several other models such as the 18th Century Spanish Cannon Miniature Replica, Non-Firing Cross Bow, Pistol Cross Bow, Pistol swords are the various other pieces which became excellent decorative pieces.

All of these antique artilleries add an old world charm to the entire surroundings. They are usually given brass or aluminum finish, Nickel with brown leather sheath finish, Bronze or Pewter finish and various other finishes to give them a smooth and polished look.