U.S. Wheels & Axle Set: Marked AMES- Circa 1860, U.S. Civil War (One Only) One-of-a-Kind The Ford entry however used

The Ford entry however used a sturdy chassis and internal frame

1918 where he joined the 122nd Infantry then moved to the 329th Infantry until leaving France on September 23rd

From a time when pioneers needed substantial tools that doubled as weapons for use on the battlefield building redoubts and gun emplacements

The internal containers are offered in good to very condition with a capacity of 1

It's generally just called the 539 movement

U.S. Wheels & Axle Set: Marked AMES- Circa 1860, U.S. Civil War (One Only) One-of-a-Kind The Ford entry however usedOriginal Item: One Only. Set of wood spoke wheels with steel tires and steel axle. Twelve spoke wood wheels 26' high with 1. 5? steel tires complete with iron hubs marked "AMES PLOW CO." Complete and functioning steel axle approx 28" in length. Ideal for small Civil War Cannon mount by one of the most famous Civil War Manufactures; AMES from Massachusetts. Exact date of manufacture is unknown, but certainly circa 1860 or earlier! VERY STURDY.