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Item Code: R21644
This relic canteen half was recovered from The Wilderness in Virginia. It is believed to have been used as a frying pan.
This is a dug relic so exhibits heavy rust, pitting and warping.
For the collector seeking an original Civil War artifact, this canteen accoutrement would make an ideal addition to any grouping.
Measures approx. 7 ¼” in diameter.
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