Original U.S. Civil War Spherical 32-pounder Case Shot Cannon Ball Fusee Spring & Cover a Roman tragedy narrative poem

a Roman tragedy narrative poem

Newspaper reports state that Bainbridge himself always carried a revolver during this period so we speculate that this small Colt was most likely Mary Bainbridge's gun

This cap with red wool piping and black velvet hat band would have been worn by a RKKA Artillery & Tank Officer for service duty and for dress

the aircraft was now in a steep glide which enabled it to pick up substantial air speed

designated Oflag XIII-B

Original U.S. Civil War Spherical 32-pounder Case Shot Cannon Ball Fusee Spring & Cover a Roman tragedy narrative poemOriginal Item: Only One Available. Originally, 32 pounders had been employed almost exclusively aboard large European warships or in coastal fortifications, as their size and weight made them difficult to move overland with the limited means of locomotion then available. At the beginning of the 19th Century, Britains Royal Navy featured 32 pounder long guns weighing 5,500 pounds apiece and measuring nine and a half feet in length, as the main armament