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Item Code: 727-274
This shell has a clean body but the pitting is heavy. Both the upper and lower bourrelets are visible and the copper ring sabot is still present at bottom. On the side of the sabot is a small square of white paint with lettering that reads “3.75 READ CONF. AUG. GA. 81.”
The nose has the fuse hole minus the fuse.
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