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<p>[QUOTE="springfld.arsenal, post: 135509, member: 54"]Thanks, I recognize the drawings as from the US Navy's material in the National Archives, it is one of the Navy's oldest drawings on file if I recall correctly. Real carronades are pretty scarce these days, I've only owned one British 24-pounder carronade that was found with several other iron cannons in a lot in Sandwich, MA. It sold in last years' auction.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="springfld.arsenal, post: 135509, member: 54"]Thanks, I recognize the drawings as from the US Navy's material in the National Archives, it is one of the Navy's oldest drawings on file if I recall correctly. Real carronades are pretty scarce these days, I've only owned one British 24-pounder carronade that was found with several other iron cannons in a lot in Sandwich, MA. It sold in last years' auction.[/QUOTE]
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