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$75.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 766-1326
This is a “dug” fragment of a fired and exploded 3” Schenkl artillery shell. This is the nose portion still containing the percussion fuse. The iron is pitted and the brass fuse has green patina as is to be expected from an excavated relic.
No recovery location. A nice relic that would make a great paper weight / conversation piece for your desk. [jet]
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