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Item Code: 918-45
A drinking cup made of tin from the 19th century, commonly used by soldiers and civilians alike. Measures 2 ¾” high x 3 ½” in diameter. Has a soldered bottom and soldered looped handle. Cup edges are rolled over. Exterior and interior surfaces have light surface rust and a few pinholes are present in the bottom. [SL]
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