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Nelson’s smashers! 32 pounder cannons.. 

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@CharlezEggs
@CharlezEggs 2 года назад
Stunning pieces of history! What letter is on the left trunnions? Will be able to tell when, where & who made these.
@MetamorphicWonders
@MetamorphicWonders 2 года назад
My guess is they were cut in half to be used as bollards. Buried in the ground sticking upwards. Ive seen this done before.
@MetamorphicWonders
@MetamorphicWonders 2 года назад
@@MacsMachines I gotta ask.. you want to sell them ?
@jeremyknott9402
@jeremyknott9402 2 года назад
i have two.......on one i cant identify the markings.....
@Guitcad1
@Guitcad1 Год назад
Sorry, but there is no way those are 32-pounders. As big as those are, a 32-pounder is an absolute 𝙢𝙤𝙣𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧 by comparison.
@MacsMachines
@MacsMachines Год назад
They are as they have their weights scribed into them. They were truncated to make bollards they are on 2 tonnes each would have been 3! Will post a pic of their scribed weights on the channels post note 57 was number or hundred weight (each was 112lbs back in them days) then quarter hundred weight next number then remaking pounds all carry their proof mark (an carved in arrow) too! 👍 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dZylDhCGwSs.html
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