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Item Code: 766-1286
This is the long pattern fuse adapter for use in rifled artillery shells. The longer fuse allowed for longer burn times to cover the distances the rifled cannons could shoot. These replaced older wood fuse adapters in the Spring of 1863 and continued to be used to the end of the war.
These were cast and then turned on a lathe. This one is threaded with the typical 12 threads per inch. A central hole was drilled out to accept the paper time fuse. All featured a flanged head with two spanner holes.
This specimen measures 1.85” long x 1.26” across the flange. This fuse has a thicker looking flange that measures 0.26”.
This fuse remains in great shape and has an even dark green patina. Unknown recovery location. [jet]
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