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Item Code: M26276
This tool was used by woodworkers / cabinetmakers. During the Civil War the tool was used by artillerymen to punch Bormann fuses. It measures 4 ¼” in length; half-moon shaped handle is made of brass. The shaft is made of steel. These tools have been excavated on many Civil War battlefields. [ws]
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