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Custom Fine Art Print on Premium Media - Detail view of the corroded pintle which was once attached to a front-pintle cannon carriage installed in this casemate. Visible is Fort Pike’s moat and beyond that, the waters of Lake Borgne.
Collections: Abstractions , All Things Military , America's Civil War , Fresh , Portfolio
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Type: Paper Print
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