(Civil War) Casemate Carriage for 10-Inch Rodman Gun Britain or William Shockley
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(Civil War) Casemate Carriage for 10-Inch Rodman Gun Britain or William Shockley(Civil War) Casemate Carriage for 10 Inch Rodman Gun., McClelland U. S. Govt., c. 1861 A scarce engineering engraving looking literally at the wheels, rails, and nuts and bolts for how to hold and make manageable the 10 inch Rodman gun Thomas Jackson Rodman, a graduate of the military academy, developed a revolutionary method for manufacturing cannons. He theorized that cooling the interior of a cannon while keeping the outer surface hot would create
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