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Item Code: 1030-70
One of the main staples of a soldier’s diet, and the subject of many jokes and songs, was the hardtack cracker. Here is a piece that survived the war. It measures 2 ½” by 2 ¾”. Some light surface cracking is present, but item is intact with no crumbling. Light surface dirt is present.
This would make a great addition for a display of a soldier’s personal effects. [SL]
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