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Item Code: 1030-228
This is the type of artillery round fired from smoothbore howitzers. Iron cannonball has a moderately pitted surface with a few deeper pits. Ball has not been coated.
This shell was fired and there are only remains of the Bormann fuse remaining; the center being burnt out. This shell has been drilled, the powder washed out, and is completely safe. [jet]
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