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Item Code: R22339
This shell was once part of the DuBose Collection at Atlanta, GA. The projectile has remains of the zinc Parrott fuse. It has a high brass sabot with the guns rifling visible on the sabot. There is light ground action over the entire projectile. The number “90” is painted on the sabot from the DuBose inventory list. [mk]
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