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Item Code: R19872
Group of three marbles, one is a large white marble while the other two are smaller. One is red and the other is white. Surfaces show some wear but otherwise they are good.
Typed label that comes with them reads “CLAY MARBLES FOUND IN UNION ARMY WINTER CAMPSITE IN STAFFORD COUNTY, VA. SEPT. 1975.”
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