b. Examination of ordnance, gun-carriages, and ammunition wagons.
Those in the arsenal, as well as the exercising pieces of the regiment of artillery of the guard, are to be used for this purpose, to exhibit the construction of ordnance both in the Prussian and foreign artilleries, and also those of an earlier date, from the specimens kept there. In the same way as has been remarked for the ordnance, the gun-carriages and equipages of the guard artillery regiment in store will offer opportunity for a more exact scrutiny of these carriages, limbers, and wagons. For these visits four afternoons are to be taken.
c. Visit to the workshops of the artillery:—
The students will, in two afternoons, gain there a knowledge of the following objects:
1. The mode of work in general.
2. Processes in the manufacture of the most important objects of artillery material, as axles, wheels, carriages, mountings, sponges, harness, ropes, &c.
3. The raw material (wood, iron, leather.)
4. Objects furnished to field, siege, and fortress artillery.
d. Visit to the small-arms factory and powder-mills in Spandau:—
The scholars of the first coetus will be conducted into both manufactories, to obtain a general insight into the various works.