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Correct answer, your turn. :)

Well, I do not think I deserved that rep, but thanks anyway :)

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=326666&d=1435220877

Well, bit cheap now, isn't it? The name "Radetzky" is clearly readable on the side...

Correct. It was the most famous cannon of Alfonso d'Este, the duke of Ferrara, who gave both the Venetians and the Pope quite a headache during the Italian wars. D'Este's foundries were well known...

Ach, the times of yore...

I am looking for a very special, named cannon. If you can find the man that the hand on the first picture belongs to, then you're basically done.

Well, then it might be an MG 3.

Looks like an MG 42, if I am not mistaken.