Civil War: The Swamp Angel; Shelled Charleston SC (early Anthony War View) m99

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Civil War: The Swamp Angel; Shelled Charleston SC (early Anthony War View) m99 :
$42.97

Please see my other Civil War stereoviews. This is a lownegative numbered Anthony Civil War view, No. 1267. Title is ““The Swamp Angel.”The celebrated Gun with which Gen. Gilmore threw the first shot intoCharleston. Takenat the Brooklyn Navy Yard, by permission of CommodorePaulding. Weight 42,500 lbs; with 100 lbs of powder carries a ball weighing 450lbs five and a half miles.”

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