Original U.S. Civil War Era Artillery Pull Firing Lanyard For Friction Primer Artillery Pieces U.S. Civil War It catered to bombers as

It catered to bombers as well as fighter Aircraft and after the Second World War became an ongoing operational center throughout the Cold War

in the hand of skilled operators was superior to other World War II mortars and could lay down very precise and intense curtains of fire

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departed the New York Port of Embarkation on 11 February 1944

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Original U.S. Civil War Era Artillery Pull Firing Lanyard For Friction Primer Artillery Pieces U.S. Civil War It catered to bombers asOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a pull lanyard as used for artillery pieces during the Civil War. The wood turned handle, hemp rope and hook are all in fantastic condition, surprising for the age! The length of the rope is rather short, meaning this was used on the much smaller types of artillery pieces, possibly for the small signal cannons. The wood handle measures 4in length with a 1 width that gradually narrows to