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17th Century Ship Cannon US$30,000
We have a true unicorn here.
This is a 4 pound, iron long gun that spent centuries at the bottom of the sea, and was recovered intact.
It measures 85″long. 14″ diameter. 7″ at the muzzle. 3 3/4″ bore. Approx 1000 lbs.
According to a top Marine archaeologist, and a leading authority on cannon (whose name I won’t mention here), this one is from the early 17th century. These are the facts. Verified.
The following, is the story that is likely true, but not verified – In 1930, a bridge was being built from Yorktown to Gloucester point. One of the... read more | Location: | Maryland USA |
| Price: | US$30,000 |
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| Location: | Cambridgeshire UK |
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| Location: | Cambridgeshire UK |
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