Bronze cannon

I'm guessing Carolus IV period.

Fits well with the Spanish word 'jabalí' meaning 'wild boar'. Not a bad name/maker of a killer cannon. All guess work.
 

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The word "Sevilla" in the cannon's breech markings confirms Crusader's guess was on-target. :) King Carolus IV (Charles IV) was ruler of the Spanish Empire from 1788 to 1808... so the "C/IV" marking tells you the cannon's time-period. Need you to make a precise measurement of the diameter (width) of the cannon's bore (the tunnel in it). Also, the total length of the cannon.
 

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Next time I can I will make the measurements but are about 10 feet long from just looking at them
 

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I'm trying to identify what ship or flagship from CarolusIV could have carried these cannon
 

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I'm trying to identify what ship or flagship from CarolusIV could have carried these cannon
With this & even the location evidence that is still going to take lots of professional research. The net hasn't narrow very much with the info given.
 

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