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Old 27th March 2021, 09:41 PM   #16
Rick
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Cool
Better pictures always help.
From the appearance of the blocks they are mounted on they could have been mortised into a larger block that was on an axle with a wagon type tongue attached, wheels of course. Aim, elevate, depress.
A field piece
Pass the hammer.
I've never seen the like of these before.
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