Steen Cannons

Steen Cannons was started in early 1993 by Marshall Steen, It is the major supplier of ordnance for the National Park Service. Some of Steen Cannons customers in addition to the NPS are reinactors, cities, states and museums. Our goal is to provide our customers with full scale authentic reproductions of original pieces that can be used either for... decorative purposes or fully operable firing pieces. All of our cannons are manufactured from specifications of artillery from the Land Services of the United States. We will also consider manufacturing any model as long as we can be provided with working drawings of the project. Marshall Steen has been in business all of his life and knows that service, quality of workmanship, and communication is the life line of a successful operation. Marshall is a third generation mortician (Funeral Director/Embalmer) and has been in the service related business all of his life. Currently he is a consultant in the funeral business and is the current Justice of the Peace (Magistrate) of Boyd County, Kentucky. Marshall makes it a point to always be available to communicate with you, the customer, when it comes to answering questions related to artillery. After selling one of the most successful paint businesses in Kentucky, Marshall transferred his knowledge of paint finishes, along with his many years of being an experienced furniture and cabinet maker, to now being able to supply his customers with the most state-of-the-art carriages available in the market place for long lasting durability. We guarantee that our barrels meet the highest standard in the industry and are finished with the highest grade products available to us. We guarantee that our gun carriages are built with finish grade kiln-dried solid oak and are treated with the highest quality methods and products prescribed by the National Paint Institute. However, even though we guarantee to use the highest grade lumber, we can not guarantee that in time, because of the differences in climate and humidity and the ...Read More