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Item Code: 173-2939
Excavated friction primer. These were used to fire the cannons. They were placed in the cannon vent hole and a lanyard was hooked to the wire…a quick tug on the lanyard set off the primer and fired the cannon. This is a complete, unfired primer in excellent “dropped” condition. Nice patina.
This was recovered at the Wheatfield in Gettysburg. It was acquired from the Lee’s Headquarters Museum collection. [jet]
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