Sometimes, when seeking out cannons and other artillery pieces, you find other monuments, or cannon related pieces. Here are a few of those that have crossed my path so far.
First, a model of the Rodman Casting Process, a safer way to produce large caliber cannons. This model was produced for display in 1878.
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| Rodman Display Model Close Up |
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| Rodman Display Model Front |
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| Rodman Display Model ID Plaque |
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| Rodman Display Model Side |
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| Rodman Display Model Three Quarter |
A few days later, I came across a Korean War vintage fighter in a Memorial Park in New Kensington, next to a 3 Inch gun.
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| Korean War Jet-Left Front |
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| Korean War Jet-Cockpit |
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| Korean War Jet-Front Right |
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| Korean War Jet-Nose |
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| Korean War Jet-Front |
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| Korean War Jet-Left |
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| Korean War Jet-Markings |
Finally, the same day as the fighter was documented, a Bell UH-1 Iroquois helicopter was found and documented outside of a V.F.W. in Lower Burrell.
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| Bell Helicopter-Right Front |
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| Bell Helicopter- Engine Exhaust |
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| Bell Helicopter- Front Logo |
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| Bell Helicopter- ID Numbers |
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| Bell Helicopter- Interior |
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| Bell Helicopter- Jettison Handle Inside |
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| Bell Helicopter- Left Rear |
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| Bell Helicopter- Right Rear |
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| Bell Helicopter- Rivet Signage |
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| Bell Helicopter- Signage |
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| Bell Helicopter- Step |
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| Bell Helicopter- Turn Pull |
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| Bell Helicopter- Turn Slide |
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| Bell Helicopter-Right Door |
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| Bell Helicopter-Right Side |
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| Bell Helicopter-Right Side Close |
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| Bell Helicopter-Right Side Logo |
