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SECTION OF A US OFFICER’S SMITH’S PATENT BRASS FALSE EMBROIDERED SHOULDER BOARD - GETTYSBURG
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Item Code: 173-2071
Recovered 2nd Corps Hospital site.
Found by local relic hunter Ed Miller in a trash pit near the pond on the site. Measures 2 ½” long and 3/8” wide.
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