Cannonballs posters & prints

Zazel, first human cannonball, 1877 English Photographer

Cannonball German School

Cannon Balls for the Crimean War Anonymous

El Morro Fort Anonymous

The Ordnance Wharf Roger Fenton

Cannon German School

Plate 6: battery of cannons firing on a city, from 'Various Military Caprices Stefano della Bella

Senior league Cricket XI of the Royal Naval Ordnance Department, Plymouth, Devon WM Crockett

Plate 6: battery of cannons firing on a city, from 'Various Military Caprices Stefano della Bella

Divers salvaging guns from seabed Anonymous

A Man loading a cannon French School

Soldiers firing a cannon French School

Advertisement Bill For "The Human Cannonball" Anonymous

Plate 2: A cannon to the left, a town in the background, from 'Various Military Capric…, ca. 1641 Stefano della Bella

Tactical Use of Artillery: Direct Firing German School

Baron Munchausen riding a cannonball Anonymous

New Elgin Marbles Anonymous

Plate 3: An officer giving orders to a solider in centre foreground, cannon at left, f…, ca. 1641 Stefano della Bella

Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, Kent Anonymous

Boney at Bayonne blowing a Spanish bubble Anonymous

Mortar Batteries in Front of Piquet House Roger Fenton

Our next Ambassador to Naples Anonymous

Book illustration, 1896. Franz Gottfried

The Valley of the Shadow of Death Roger Fenton

New Port and Arsenal of Toulon, seen from the artillery depot, series of 'Les Ports de France' Claude Joseph Vernet

Death of Sir John Moore Anonymous

View of La Valletta during the siege of 1800 Captain James (after) Weir

Zazel, c.1877 English Photographer

Royal flag, galleon flag and traders' flag Urrabieta

St. Barbara Johannes Wierix

Andrew Jackson Anonymous

Fire, 1647 Wenceslaus Hollar

Boney at Bayonne Blowing a Spanish Bubble Anonymous

Portrait of Jean Bureau, master of artillery under Charles VII, Lord of Montglat, Mayor of Bordeaux Jacques the Elder Grignon

The Alexander battery attacking the English-French fleet on October 5th 1854, 1905 Franz Roubaud

Bombardment of Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbour from Fort Moultrie, 12th & 13th April 1861, pub. by Currier and Ives American School