Mounted artillery in action (combat)

Mounted artillery was the term used to describe artillery equipped with guns whose gunners rode horses for better mobility in combat and on the march. The advantage was a quicker change of position. Engraving: Lecke
With flat gun by Scholtz (543b)

Series list for 297/18
No. 297-AF1 (1x) Man, frontal. Mounted artillery at the time of Frederick II.
No. 297-AF2 (1x) Man, frontal. Mounted artillery at the time of Frederick II.
No. 297-AF3 (1x) Gunner sideways with fuse. Mounted artillery at the time of F
No. 297-AF4 (1x) Gunner frontal with wiper. Mounted artillery at the time
No. 297-AF5 (1x) Gunner frontal with fuse. Mounted artillery at the time Fr
No. 297-AF6 (1x) Gunner frontal with staff. Mounted artillery at
No. 297-AF7 (1x) Gunner moving wheel. Mounted artillery at the time Fr
No. 100-543 b (1x) Pr. 6-pounder gun (Bat.-Art.)