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A VERY DIFFERENT GREAT WAR MONUMENT

1st January 2015, 08:10 AM

kahnjar1

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Originally Posted by Rick

That Carronade looks quite old fashioned compared to the rest of the pieces .

Yes I agree. I am of the impression that Col.Nichols was interested in big guns of all sorts....not just Great War.
Hopefully one of our Members will know the origins and maybe date of the markings on the cannon.

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