The Woolwich proof registers 1780-1781

Brown, Ruth Rhynas

doi:10.1111/j.1095-9270.1988.tb00628.x

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“…It was not usual for an iron founder to put any marks on 17th-century guns, unless they came from Sweden. However 18th-century iron guns usually bore a single, double, or triple letter on the trunnion face and brass guns the name of the founder and a date, usually near the baseline of the gun (Brown, 1988;1989).…”

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Guns carried on East Indiamen, 1600-1800

Brown

1990

International Journal of Nautical Archaeology

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“…[I] For details of many of the founders and their marks mentioned here and below see Brown, 1988 andBrown, 1989. [2] The Browne guns of 1626 were probably those he supplied to the Navy Board which 'survived double proofing, though lighter than their bronze equivalents' (Cipolla, 1965: 65).…”

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