The 18th century Spanish cannon, “El Tigre” was mainly used as a fortress gun. Since these cannons were not used as field artillery they were often heavier and shorter. The steps in the carriage were used to adjust the angle of fire. This miniature replica, 13 1/2" long, is well de...
To this day, sitting in the front passenger-seat of a motor-vehicle is still called “riding shotgun” – an allusion to the armed coach guard who would sit next to the driver of a stagecoach, to provide armed protection in the event of a holdup. For all these reasons and more, fo...
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