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US Parrott 30 pdr Shell High Band (p. 156)
Federal · Parrott
US Parrott 30 pdr Shell High Band (p. 156)
It is very unusual to find a specimen of the 30-pounder Parrott, that has been fired, to have this type of sabot still on it. This type of sabot was almost always thrown upon firing.
© Jack W. Melton Jr.
