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Item Code: R21810
Shell shows light pitting along the body, which gets heavier as it reaches the nose; relic has been coated with shellac. Sabot shows signs of rifling from firing. Recovered from Chancellorsville, Virginia, at the “Apex”. Shell has been labelled with fine white lettering which reads “REED CONFED. CHANCELLORSVILLE 1956 APEX”.
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