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Item Code: 490-1995
The Spencer “56-52” cartridge was a .50 caliber Spencer cartridge made for the civilian market. The Ordnance Department never bought any of these. Fitch, Van Vechten & Company was only in business from 1864 to 1865 although the FVV & Co headstamp continued to be used by successive companies for a few years after.
This cartridge is constructed in the typical Spencer manner. Lead bullet with two grooves crimped into a copper rimfire case. Small mouse chew on one side of the bullet nose.
FVV & Co marked cartridges are very rare. [jet]
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