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Item Code: M24297
Unopened pack of artillery fuses, manufactured at Frankford Arsenal in Pennsylvania in 1864. Contains five, five-second fuses. Paper packaging is intact with some minor tears along the pull tabs, and some discoloration consistent with age. Label is completely legible. Measures approximately 3 by 2 by ¾ inches. Item has been wrapped in plastic for preservation.
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