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Item Code: 173-631
This Pattern 1851 eagle sword plate is the NCO variety with the applied silver wreath. This plate was meant for wear by NCO’s and mounted enlisted men. It was also a plate that was popular with many officers.
This particular example was dug on the Manassas battlefield and is missing the wreath, although its outline is visible. The face has a dark patina with a green tint indicating it was found in a fertilized field. The keeper is also bent which shows the effects of a plow. The edge next to the keeper has a very mild bend which may also have been done by a plow.
The reverse still has the tongue attached. The tongue is the small narrow type.
Item comes housed in a riker box. Under the foam padding of the box is a hand drawn map showing where at Manassas the plate was recovered in 1985..
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