30-pound cannon

17th-century 24-pound cannon with projectiles, charge, gunpowder (in a leather bucket) and utensils to charge the cannon and to clean it after firing. Besides the normal iron cannon balls of 30 pounds, there are different types of mast-cutters (to break the mast of a ship) or incendiary bombs (to set a ship alight). Volume 1 of Mémoires d’artillerie by Surirey de Saint Remy (BnF) gives all the de…