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Item Code: 1000-2170
This is the top portion of a 12-pounder C.S. cannon ball in relic condition. The iron fragment still holds the bronze fuse adaptor that was screwed into it. On the underside of the fuse a “Q” is clearly visible. This is an inspector’s mark from Samson & Pae who manufactured artillery shells for the Confederacy.
In very good, “relic” condition. [jet]
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