Original WWI Austro-Hungarian Bronze Model Skoda 305mm Artillery Piece on Red Marble Base Commemorating Archduke Ferdinand's 1916 Visit Gun Parts although a further 100 rifles

although a further 100 rifles were built by the Nihon Seikosho Company in the first half of 1943

prisoners of war or civilians during earlier conflicts have been retrospectively described as trench art

Genuine examples with an intact correct fuze and paint are extremely hard to find on the market today

and is one of the better examples we have seen

Original WWI Austro-Hungarian Bronze Model Skoda 305mm Artillery Piece on Red Marble Base Commemorating Archduke Ferdinand's 1916 Visit Gun Parts although a further 100 riflesOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a fantastic and interesting piece of Austro Hungarian militaria from the Great War! Here we have a lovely bronze model koda 30. 5 cm Mrser M. 11, a siege howitzer mortar produced by koda Works and used by the Austro Hungarian Army during World War I and later by Germany in World War II. The model is on the correct fixed emplacement mount, and it has multiple moving parts as well! It can be rotated the full 360