Original German Post-WWII Rudolf Kämmer Volkstedt Porcelain Statue of a Hussar Officer Dated 1792 - 10 1/4" Tall Japanese Guns & Ordnance was now 14th Combat Wing

was now 14th Combat Wing Commander

The bore is in  good condition

and a bit of rounding on the lands

This forced a quick modernization to be undertaken as the Soviet Empire was now fully embroiled in war with Germany and her Axis cohorts following the June 1941 invasion (Operation Barbarossa)

as there has been a hole drilled into the side of the barrel directly in from of the action

Original German Post-WWII Rudolf Kämmer Volkstedt Porcelain Statue of a Hussar Officer Dated 1792 - 10 1/4" Tall Japanese Guns & Ordnance was now 14th Combat WingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an outstanding hand painted German porcelain statue depicting a late 18th century hussar officer reading from a paper held in his right hand while holding his sword in his left. The rear of the base is inscribed: OFFIZIER 1792 The figure measures approximately 10 1 4 inches tall, with a base measuring approximately 2 7 8 by 3 7 8 inches. The underside bears a crowned K porcelain mark above the word: SAXE This