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Krupp 6-Pounder Gun 1851

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Krupp 6-Pounder Gun 1851

Krupps first six-pounder field gun, as shown at the Great Exhibition Date: 1851

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1851 Artillery Krupp Pounder Shown Weapons


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1. Title: "A Milestone in Military History: Krupp's First Six-Pounder Field Gun at the Great Exhibition of 1851" This photograph showcases Krupp's groundbreaking first six-pounder field gun, displayed proudly at the Great Exhibition of 1851. The image captures the essence of a pivotal moment in military history, as this innovative artillery piece revolutionized the way wars were fought. The Great Exhibition, held in London from May to October 1851, was an international exhibition of technology, industry, and art. It presented an opportunity for countries to showcase their latest advancements and innovations. Krupp's six-pounder field gun, with its sleek design and impressive capabilities, was a standout attraction. The Krupp six-pounder field gun, also known as the Model 1851, was a significant improvement over the traditional muzzle-loading guns of the time. It was the first rifled field gun, meaning its barrel had spiral grooves that imparted a spin to the projectile, increasing its accuracy and range. This gun weighed approximately 1,500 pounds and could fire a six-pound iron ball or a shell up to 2,500 yards. The six-pounder field gun's adoption marked a turning point in military artillery, as it provided armies with a more effective and versatile weapon. Its success paved the way for further advancements in artillery technology, leading to more accurate and powerful guns. This photograph offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing a critical moment in the evolution of military weaponry. In summary, this photograph presents an intriguing look at Krupp's first six-pounder field gun, as it was exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851. The image captures the historical significance of this groundbreaking artillery piece, which revolutionized military warfare with its rifled design and increased accuracy and range.

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