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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 18 (1861) (1861)

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ling, which is one turn in each forty inches, 24 AND 25, 1861. prepared to furnish ordnance of any ordinary caliber, - 6-pounder.—Distance to target 1,160 yards. and the kind of projectile adopted. It will be readily and of any weight, from 700 ibs. to 5,000 ibs., manu- Size of target 40x20, equal… … a TARGET 15 BY 15 FEET. meet the approval of the War Department, the ord- nance could be turned out with great rapidity. oOo S89 oo trunnions are shrunk on. Fig. 3 represents an en- Weight of cannon 677 tbs. Tar WEALTH or New Yorxk.—The valuation of all Length of cannon 6 feet. larged sectional…

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