Details
An early 18th Century Dutch East India Company wreck-find bronze two-pdr breech-loader cannon powder chamber
of slight conical form with square handle, incised near base with the V.O.C. cypher for the Amsterdam Office and number 29 (rust, corrosion) -- 9½in. (24cm.) high
Literature
R. Roth The Visser Collection, Arms of the Netherlands in the collection of the H.L. Visser Vol II, Waanders Publishers, Zwolle. 1996, pp 111-115.
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