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Russian Cannon |
Number of Archive records |
1 |
Number of Object records |
1 |
Number of Photo records |
1 |
Number of Library records |
1 |
Related Records
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An 1801 Russian Cannon - Regnery, Dorothy F.
Periodical, "An 1801 Russian Cannon" by Dorothy F. Regnery, 1972. Published by The Westerners San Francisco Corral. Special Publication No. 1. Ralph W. Hansen, editor. 22 pages, Illustrated. The publication discusses a cannon discovered on the James Rolph (San Francisco Mayor 1912-1930) Alpine Ranch in 1933. It is believed to have been abandoned by a United States troop from Monterey, coming to help put down the Californio uprising during the b...
Record Type: Library
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Auxiliary History Presentations: the Mexican Period and the Battle of Santa Clara - Audiocassette
Auxiliary History Presentations: the Mexican Period and the Battle of Santa Clara, February 24, 1971. Audio recording of history presentations given by members of the San Mateo County Historical Association Auxiliary on February 24, 1971. Recorded on one Sony C90 audio cassette. Total time 01:34:28 Side 1: Mrs. Anderson, Patricia Schmidt, and Dorothy Regnery discuss the Mexican Period on the San Francisco Peninsula (00:00:00-00:39:31). Dorothy...
Record Type: Archive
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Russian Cannon, 1801 - Cannon
Russian Cannon, 1801. Cannon is a three-pounder cast of solid iron in one solid piece. The chase appears to be a cross between an English Armstrong system and a similar Danish-Swedish system. It is a 3:1 vent-bore ratio. The touchhole, or vent, is spiked with a square file or nail.
Record Type: Object