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Item Code: 43-826
This relic was recovered by a local Gettysburg family (Gilbert) on their farm along the Taneytown Road after the battle of Gettysburg.
The item is an iron case-shot ball that meas. approx. 0.75 of an inch across. It has a light coat of surface rust throughout. Item is complete and solid.
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