BATTLE OF VALCOUR ISLAND,N.Y.1776 2 POUNDER CANNONBALL, SCHOONE ROYAL SAVAGE

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BATTLE OF VALCOUR ISLAND,N.Y.1776 2 POUNDER CANNONBALL, SCHOONE ROYAL SAVAGE:
$122.00

BATTLE OF VALCOUR ISLAND,N.Y.OCTOBER 1776,2 POUNDER CANNONBALL,

This very rare Philip Skene Foundry2 pounder swivelgun shot is from the American schooner Royal savage that was part of General Benedict Arnold\'s fleet on Lake Champlain, New York & was sunk at the Battle of Valcour Island on October 11, 1776.

It is in good condition with light pitting & has some of the origonal black paint remaining.

It was bough in Ticonderoga, New York in 1937 by James Dunn from a local historian who owned the museum & whose family had lived on the lake since before the Revolutionary War & had been collecting artifacts from this area for many years.

It comes with a family letter from Dunn’s grand daughter who was there when this tomahawk was purchased & who inherited his very large collection of over 1500 + artifacts from this area.

See the Skene Foundry 1 pounder shot from thgis same ship & Skene Foundrty12 pound cannonballthe listed separately