US MODEL 1842 LOCK PLATE FROM GETTYSBURG

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Item Code: 782-13

The exact place on the Gettysburg battlefield where this lock plate was recovered is not known. The hammer is present but the hammer screw is missing. Due to rust and discoloration no markings can be read. The reverse of the lock has only the partial remains of the inner workings.

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