Kanone MORSER metal model on the base (model WW1)

[Kruger1933]

Hello to all,
I place this metal model cannon Morser on marble base. The model has numerous moving parts and mechanical mechanisms. Name plate missing.
Measurements of maximum:
cm.28x12x28cm.
weight about 7/8 kg.
I ask of you my opinions on this my recent discovery.
The model has a lot of dust, but you see a black color over a metallic material color brass or bronze.

Many thanks, regards, Kruger.
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[Don D.]

Nice desk model. They come up on ebay.de every so often.

[Kruger1933]

Thank you very much!
I was lucky enough to find this item in a private manner.
This is the first I see complete, this items are often missing some elements.

[gregM]

Very cool piece-----I like it

[Chip M]

These are very nice. I too have seen a number of them. They were given out as gifts. Yours is missing the name plate. This is an Austrian Skoda gun. Very impressive.

Chip

[Elmar Lang]

It's a model of the Austrian Skoda 30,5cm. mortar: the standard heavy artillery piece of the imperial Army.

This model was produced on behalf of the Kriegsfürsorge for fund-raising.

Usually, on the stone base there was a plate with description of the weapon and/or the name of the buyer as a dedication from the said Kriegsfürsorge.

A very fine piece indeed.

Best wishes,

E.L.

[Kruger1933]

Thank you all for the technical specifications.

Regards, Kruger.