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Item Code: 173-1496
These round weights were often used in the tail pockets of frock coats to help keep them straight and from jostling too much during movement.
This items were recovered by the late John Cullison on the Rose farm and then passed on to the Rosensteel Family Collection of Gettysburg artifacts
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