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US Hotchkiss 30-pounder Short Pattern (p. 116)
Federal · Hotchkiss
US Hotchkiss 30-pounder Short Pattern (p. 116)
A slightly shorter and lighter version of
Figure 87
. This unfired, non-excavated specimen bears the second patent date of May 1860 on the bottom of the base.
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