$75.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 665-108
Offered here are four rolls of Maynard tape primers and the tin they came in.
The tin itself is in poor condition as it obviously spent the years in a damp environment. Although basically complete with its lid, the tin is rusted overall with several holes as well as a larger portion missing at the top edge. The lid is rusty but still retains a portion of the paper label that some of the February 1858 date can still be discerned.
The four rolls of tape primers are in fine condition with one still being wrapped. [jet][ph:L]
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