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Item Code: 33-176
This is an excavated P-1853 Enfield socket bayonet that was made into a pick or entrenching tool. Approximately 5” of the blade remains and has been hammered into a digging tool. Typical iron relic condition. Has been cleaned, coated and is well preserved. Recovered from a trench at Cold Harbor. Previously from the Wendell Lang collection. [jet]
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