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Item Code: M25237
This non-excavated specimen is the standard-style canister that both the Federal and Confederate forces used in the 6-pounder (3.67-inch) smoothbore cannon. This is a very nice solid and clean example of a 3.67-inch canister round. The sides of the tin body are free from dings and dents. The top is nicely crimped around an iron plate and the bottom has a wood sabot that has no chips or cracks.
Canister was designed to be fired at close range with a resulting devastating effect on the enemy. . [JET]
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