$695.00 SOLD
Originally $895.00
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Item Code: R21815
Excellent, excavated condition case-shot has been cleaned and shows minimal surface pitting. Near-minty combination fuse adapter is intact, as are the case-shot within the shell; shell was deactivated through the tail. For a dug shell, it is one of the nicest we have ever seen, with the mintiest fuse we’ve ever seen. Recovered from James River at City Point, Virginia.
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