File:Mary Rose iron gun watercolor.jpg
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English: Watercolor painting recording an iron gun with carriage (though the wheels are missing) and part of an iron gun salvaged by John and Charles Deane from the wreck of the Tudor-era warship Mary Rose 1836-40.
Svenska: Akvarellmålning som återger en järnkanon med lavett (hjulen saknas dock) och del av en järnkanon bärgade 1836-40 från vraket av krigsskeppet Mary Rose som sjönk i the Solent 1545.
Deutsch: Eisenkanone vom Wrack der Tudorschiffes Mary Rose. |
| Date | 1830s-1840s |
| Source | Scanned image from |
| Author | Unknown, photo credit to Southsea Castle Museum |
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