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Item Code: R22733
Here is a small piece of wood containing a fired Civil War bullet, the remains of a tree that was in the line of fire at Spotsylvania, Virginia. The piece measures about 2 ½” long. The bullet is a .58 caliber 3-groove minie ball. The ball looks to have come loose and been glued in place. [jet]
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