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This pre-civil war cannon memorial is displayed in a city park along the railroad tracks between Hwy 13 (Front St.) and
S. Madison St. It has an overall length of ~57 inches. It lacks rimbases where the trunnions mount to the barrel tube.
Side view (photo by John Anderson)
Close up of breech (photo by John Anderson)
Muzzle face - nothing stamped on this surface (photo by John Anderson)
Markings stamped into breech end of barrel. "C=F" stands for Columbia Foundry and "I.M." stands for John Mason, owner of the Columbia Foundry at the time the gun was produced. (photo by John Anderson)
Go back to the "Pattern of 1815" 6-pdr. iron field gun page or the Unity, WI page.
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