Artillery, loading 1

Europa, Anfang 16. Jh.
With the help of the loading shovel, exact quantities of gunpowder are loosely inserted into the barrel. The necessary quantities for the planned shot, mixture and graininess of the powder, and also the maximum amount of charge that could be expected of the barrel were the war craft knowledge of the piecemaster.
Incl. gun.

Series list for 100/25/211
No. 100-240 a (2x) Bulwark basket
No. 100-899 a (1x) Protze (for # 858 a)
No. 100-855 a (1x) Powder keg, open, and ball pile
No. 100-749 b (1x) L.-A., piece servant, with wet goatskin
No. 100-856 a (1x) Money chest with berets laid out
No. 100-750 b (1x) L.-A., piece servant, rolling powder keg
No. 100-857 a (1x) Barrel
No. 100-754 b (1x) L.-A., gunsmith with powder shovel
No. 100-858 a (1x) Field snake
No. 100-759 b (1x) L.-A., piece servant, breaking open powder keg
No. 100-887 a (1x) Powder keg with 2 digging logs (shovels)
No. 100-762 b (1x) L.-A., piece servant
No. 100-888 a (1x) Water barrel, powder keg, ramrod, axe
No. 100-763 b (1x) L.-A., pieceworker, with hoe
No. 100-893 a (1x) Ball box, locked
No. 100-894 a (1x) Ball box, open