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Item Code: M22843
This is an early 20th Century ink pen in the shape of a rifle. The shape looks more like a modern rifle than a Civil War musket and the metal pen tip also looks to date from the same period. The rifle itself looks to be made out of mother of pearl material and has a worn inscription on the side that reads “GETTYSBURG 1863.” The pen that is attached is made of brass and iron. Overall the tem meas. approx. 7.25 inches.
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