COLONEL TRAVIS\' 18 POUNDER CANNON GRAPE SHOT BALL, THE ALAMO, 1836, TEXAS MUSEUM for Sale

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COLONEL TRAVIS\' 18 POUNDER CANNON GRAPE SHOT BALL, THE ALAMO, 1836, TEXAS MUSEUM For Sale

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COLONEL TRAVIS\' 18 POUNDER CANNON GRAPE SHOT BALL, THE ALAMO, 1836, TEXAS MUSEUM:
$179.00

COLONEL WILLIAM TRAVIS\' 18 POUNDER CANNON GRAPE SHOT BALL,THE ALAMO,1836, TEXAS MUSEUM

This Texan 18 pounder cannon unfired grape shot ballis one of several that was found at the sight of Colonel William Travis\'famous 18 pounder cannonin the rubble of the south west corner walls in the Alamo by Sergeant Edward Bothwell of the Alamo guards Battery in 1860. This grape shot ball is about 2\" diameter with light pitting & a brown patina. They were bought by James Andrews who had them on display in the Brownsville (private) United Confederate & Texas History Museum Itcomes with a certificate of authenticity & a detailedAndrews Collection letter from the great grandson of James Andrews.

See the San Antonio made 18 pounder grape shot ball, Texan/Tennessean unfired .44 rifle & Texan .69 musket balls, Texan 4 & 6 pounder grape shot balls, Mexican grape shot balls & unfired .75 musket balls; allfrom The Alamo & in this same Alamo collection listed separately.