Joseph N. Glover's Gun Boat, another fantastic Engine of War.

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To read the text you may need to download then zoom in using a photo program.  Or try a non-digital magnifying glass like I do.  Mr. G. was from Kentucky.  To me, this is true "folk art."  For once, all the papers and drawings were in one place so links to everything the Archives had on this weapon are posted here.


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