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Item Code: 2022-304
No backmark. Shank present. Nice patina with hints of verdigris. Unknown substance on reverse.
Found by local resident and relic hunter John Cullison, later part of the Rosensteel Family Collection, owners of the Electric Map Museum and then National Park Service Visitor Center at Gettysburg. [ld] [ph:L]
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