
Noble Bros. and Co. Bronze & Iron 6-Pounder / 3-inch Rifle
Noble Brothers and Company of Rome, Georgia, produced at least twenty-two 6-pounders guns, fifteen of cast iron and seven of bronze. There is also evidence because of surviving pieces that Noble Bros. using the same pattern produced 3-inch rifles in cast iron. One distinguishing characteristic of Noble Brothers tubes is a short heavy neck and flattened ball suggesting an empty spool of thread. This is truly a streamline looking tube with a very distinguishing look that says “I’m Confederate!” We make this tube in all forms mentioned above.
Artillery from The Confederate States
3-inch (Rifled) | 3.62 inch - smooth bore
65.5"
892 lbs
No. 1 Field Carriage - Call for Pricing | No. 1 Field Carriage cast in Aluminum - (call for pricing) | No. 1 Field Carriage cast in Ductile Iron - (Call for pricing)
Gray Iron with steel liner | Naval Gun Bronze with steel liner
Gray Iron - Smooth Bore (Call for Pricing) | Gray Iron with steel rifle liner - (Call for Price | Naval Gun Bronze - (Call for pricing)
3-inch (Rifled) | 3.62 inch - smooth bore
65.5"
892 lbs
No. 1 Field Carriage - Call for Pricing | No. 1 Field Carriage cast in Aluminum - (call for pricing) | No. 1 Field Carriage cast in Ductile Iron - (Call for pricing)
Gray Iron with steel liner | Naval Gun Bronze with steel liner
Gray Iron - Smooth Bore (Call for Pricing) | Gray Iron with steel rifle liner - (Call for Price | Naval Gun Bronze - (Call for pricing)