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			Thanks Derek, Thats a big Mortar. Did not realise barrel length was anything like that. Does fit though as one of the sets of mounting legs was substatially bigger than the others. As for selling, I think the postage costs would kill that idea. Quite happy to hang on to it now I know what it is, (although the chance of getting another set of legs to match it are now remote.), it can go up on the shed wall for all to see.....that'll be me, the dog and two possums! Regards Rich. 
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			Hi Richard: Sapper has hit it bang on the head. Note the brush has bristles going around the curve at the end of the brush... unique to mortar brushes as they are closed end tubes. Cannon brushes have the bristles all parallel as there is no closed end to clean. The firing pin was removable and there was a special brush for cleaning the firing pin bushing.  Mike in Mali    
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			Thanks Mike, had noticed the rounding off of the bristles, but had paid no attention to them. Learning each and every day! Rich. 
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