What is this? Civil War cannon?

Here is the one that I have been asked to bring back to life.

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Here is the one that I have been asked to bring back to life.
Planning on using Amish wheelrights?

Bet you could peddle off the wood wheel bits to WW1 collectors as a fund-raiser, as was the fate of the teak deck planks from the USS NEW JERSEY.
 
We're out here in Washington state, it's a big transportation cost for Amish wheelrights. It all comes down to what the owner wants (City of Everett.) I'm doing the legwork and may have to take a larger role in it's recovery.
 

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