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Item Code: 1000-2141
Excavated iron lockplate and hammer from a P-1853 Enfield rifle. Moderate surface pitting from being in the ground, but has been cleaned and preserved by electrolysis. Cleaned enough that some details remain visible: double lines around edge, and “TOWER” in front of hammer. Only the tumbler attached to the hammer remains in place on back of lockplate. [jet]
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