Federal and Confederate Manufacturers
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My first interest in the Civil War came in the early 1960’s with the 100th Anniversary. At the time, I was in my early teens and unaware of collectors or collecting opportunities in my part of Ohio, so I read everything I could on the subject. After college, I moved back to Ohio, to the Ashl…
American Society of Arms Collectors (ASAC) members make presentations at meetings reflecting areas of their expertise or recent research. Thes…
Firing the Brooke rifled naval cannon at the National Civil War Naval Museum in Columbus, Georgia! And a little history on the cannon.
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USS Cairo was the lead ship of the City-class gunboats and named for Cairo, Illinois. In June 1862, she captured the Confederate garrison of F…
Union and Confederate forces re-enacting Pickets charge the 155th Gettysburg National Civil War Battle Reenactment in Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
A sampling of Civil War cannons at the Visitors Centre Parking Lot at the Vicksburg Battlefield including the Dahlgren gun, Rodman gun, howitz…
We fired 17 rounds of Canister from an original Civil War Napoleon Field Cannon for a study on battlefield archeology. Each Canister shell con…
A modern day recreation of a 17th century cannon capable of firing a single nine pound shot reveals the devastation it can wreak on a ship’s h…
This is an open discussion for the Civil War artillery community. The Burton vs. Dyer Controversy. The magazines are in order of year and numb…
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Today we are taking a Closer Look at a Bronze Model 1857 12-pounder Napoleon Light Field Cannon, Dated 1863.
Today we take a closer look at a Civil War bronze 12-pounder mountain howitzer, with its accompanying extremely rare original carriage and limber.
While looking for cannon shown on Civil War websites, Fort Branch, Hamilton, North Carolina, proved very interesting because there was a varie…
At a North-South Skirmish Association (N-SSA) National Competition you will see just about every kind of field piece used in the Civil War. So…
We all know that Selma, Ala., became a Confederate center of manufacturing, famous for the producing the Brooke cannon, the ironclad CSS Tenne…
Fort James Jackson, the oldest brick fortification in Georgia, still stands on firm ground created by pilings driven into the mud. The fort is…
