PATTERN 1839 U.S. INFANTRY CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE

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Item Code: R20174

A excavated example of the infantry cartridge box plate. Recovered from the Harper’s Ferry vicinity.

Plate consists of a stamped brass face with a lead filled reverse side. Only one wire loop remaining and the lead surface show heavy pitting from ground action. The overall edges of this plate show bends and dents.

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