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Item Code: R20489
This relic brass spur has both of the keepers as well as the yoke and part of the rowel arm. The rowel itself and half of the arm is missing. The bayonet no longer retains its shape having been bent on both sides. One bend is less severe than the other. Most of the brass surface has turned a light green.
This item was dug in the 2nd Corps field hospital behind the Round Tops.
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