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St. Catharines in the Regency Period, 1811-1836
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Being that this shot is 4 1/4" in diameter, I would assume it to be a cannonball and not a grapeshot. My guess would be a 6 or 9lb cannonball.
The diameter of the grapeshot is 1 5/16", the circumference is 4 1/8", so it is definitely not a cannonball. The weight is 7/16lbs.
The scale in the image is a little worn but it is 3 cm in length. >