Revolutionary War American Naval Bar Shot & Cannon Ball

American Revolutionary War Era, a 12 Pounder, Solid Shot Cannon Ball ca. 1770. Fine, highly prized artifact from The Revolutionary War in beautiful condition with minor casting imperfections and a dee

A rare Revolutionary War era relic, a metal 'bar shot' projectile fired from cannons often in naval engagements to disable the masts of enemy ships. The 13 in. projectile consists of two 4 in. diamete

United States,Early 20th Century Antique and functional miniature model of a Revolutionary War naval cannon with scaled ships hull mount with drawstring door. Metal, wood 7" x 6" x 5" tall., From the

DESCRIPTION: Three pound cannonball from the American Civil War mounted on a wooden base finished with a brass plaque marked with details about its nature and origin. Cannonball weighs 6 lbs. 5.6 oz.

American Revolution c. 1775-83 Revolutionary War Era Naval Hand Grenade c. 1775-83 Revolutionary War Era, Naval Use Hand Grenade, Heavy Cast Iron Ball with its Rare Wax Plugged hole, Choice Very Fine.

North America, USA, ca. mid 19th century CE. A Civil War era iron cannonball with a fuse hole and hollow interior for powder-charge; likely part of a scatter shot/grape shot in which multiple iron bal

UNBOXED Strombecker Revolutionary War American Cannon and Crew, Britains rare Lifeboatman fundraising figure, 2 Dimestore figures, 1 Tower of London Beefeater, 1 Egyptian Camel Corp and 5 Creighton U.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA CANNON BALL FROM DELAWARE BAY Heavily encrusted 2 1/2" diameter iron cannon ball recovered from the Delaware Bay, ca. 1780. The ball, recovered from a long-scattered shipwreck, r

Up for auction is this 9 pound Civil War Confederate solid shot cannon ball.   THIS ITEM IS AS PICTURED WITH NO FURTHER ATTACHMENTS. ALL SALES ARE FINAL

This lot contains a Civil War 18 pound solid shot cannon ball believed to be confederate and fired from a Blakely type 7 cannon or an 1839 cannon.   THI

Two American Civil War period cannon balls, with tall metal stand. 11.2inch H, 3.6inch W (w/ stand).

This lot consists of a plaster bust of John Paul Jones. Jones was, during the American Revolutionary War, a naval commander. He was such a prominent figure during the war, that he earned himself the n

KURZ & ALLISON MILITARY AND OTHER HISTORICAL PRINTS, LOT OF 11, chromolithographs, including Revolutionary War, Spanish-American War, War of 1812, Naval Reviews, etc. Unframed. 1890-1911. 22" x 28". P

Revolutionary or Civil War 12 Pound Solid Cannon Ball 4+ Inches In Diameter minimal Rust and Pitting Good Original Iron Color Dug up in Pennsylvania All Items Shown Are in Good Condition Please Review

1 1/8" Civil War Cannon Ball / Grape Shot Tenn

American Revolution Revolutionary War Naval Midshipman's "Pressgang Tool" c. 1770 Revolutionary War Era, Naval Midshipman's wooden "Pressgang Tool" with a "Peg Leg" shaped design, Used, Choice Very Fi

DESCRIPTION: Confederate cannonball from the American Civil War mounted on a wooden base bearing a brass plaque reading in all capitals "This 16lb. Confederate cannon ball was made at the Augusta Arse

1831 American Naval Battles Horace Kimball Illustrated NAVY Revolutionary WAR First published in 1816, Horace Kimball’s ‘American Naval Battles’ is a rare military account of sea battles and not

1899 1st ed NAVY Famous American Commanders George Dewey Color Illustrated SHIPS A rare, late 19th-century book surveying the most famous American naval officers from the Revolutionary War through the

John Paul Jones (1747-1792) was a Scottish American sailor and the United States' first well-known naval fighter in the American Revolutionary War. Image 7-1/2 x 5-1/2. VG.

Cannon Ball, recovered, from the Battle of YorkTown VA. Revolutionary War. weights 12 lbs, on a wood display stand.. not Taxidermy, - History

1851 American NAVY John Paul Jones Bonhomme Richard Revolutionary WAR ‘The Life and Character of John Paul Jones’ is an important mid-19th-century book of American naval history. Originally printe

From the Revolutionary War series. 5 pieces. Near mint condition. Box excellent.

An eleven-pound iron cannonball recovered near the famous Revolutionary War fort. The 3.5 in. diameter ball is in dug condition with resulting oxidation present yet still retains its whole shape with