miscellaneous miscellaneous
Here are just a few examples of the hundreds of different pieces of cannon memorabilia that exist.
(All images are thumbnails in different scales, click on image to see a larger picture).
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Miscellaneous Automobile radiator cover, paperweight |
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Cork screw - from Russia |
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Rings, Pins, Charms |
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Clocks
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Glass Candy jars, powder jar |
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Ceramic |
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Radios |
cigarette lighters (& ash trays)
Even within the lighter family, there are
different methods to produce the flame. The most common is by a small friction wheel that
rubs against a flint to produce the spark. The spark then ignites the gas, or the fuel on
the wick. Some are automatic, a simple push of a button opens a "trap door" to
expose the wick, and at the same time creating a spark. "Sorta like a
regular lighter..." Today, there are a dozen different types of
cannon lighters, mostly butane types.
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Military 
There are many military pins. metals, belt buckles, patches etc., that have been used for many years by different countries that depict cannon. Primarily all are Army, artillery units.
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