- A
culverin was
initially an
ancestor of the hand-held arquebus, but
later was used to
describe a type of
medieval and
Renaissance cannon. The term is derived...
- The demi-
culverin was a
medium cannon similar to but
slightly larger than a
saker and
smaller than a
regular culverin developed in the late 16th century...
- The
Napier Culverin was a
licensed built version of the
Junkers Jumo 204 six-cylinder
vertically opposed liquid-cooled
diesel aircraft engine built by...
- reptiles,
birds or
mythical beasts depending on
their size. For example, a
culverin would often feature snakes, as the
handles on the
early cannons were often...
- ****anese. "
Culverin" was a code name for "Operations
against northern Sumatra / Malaya" and "First
Culverin" (originally "Junior
Culverin") was "Operations...
- demi-
culverin drakes,
eight to nine feet (2.4 to 2.7 m) long,
weighing some 1.9 tons (1900 kg). Then came twenty-two 9.5-foot (2.9 m)
culverin drakes...
- demi-cannons; 6
culverins; 6 sakers; 10 minions; 1 falcon; 1
broad falcon firing three shot; 5
culverins.
French br**** guns; 2 demi-cannon; 1
culverin; 1 saker;...
- was used more for
psychological effect than
physical damage. The
later culverin was
transitional between the
handgun and the full cannon, and was used...
- (from Yarrow);
Carronade and
Claymore (from Scotts); and
Crossbow and
Culverin (from Thornycroft). The next
seven were
ordered on 24
April - Cutl**** and...
-
order from
largest to smallest: the cannon,
great culverin, ****
culverin, "legitimate"
culverin, falcon, and falconet. They are, from
largest to smallest:...
