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Item Code: 173-1992
Group of ten small shell fragments, approx. 1” x 1”, found in this historical part of the battlefield which saw fighting on July 2nd! Most likely fired by Bigelow’s Battery at Barksdale’s troops. Found by local relic hunter John Cullison and sold to the Rosensteel Family.
All fragments covered in rust with pitting.
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