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Item Code: 635-644
Circa 1900 these wood souvenirs were made by John Good. This one is stamped “Wood From National Cemetery” on one side. “Gettysburg July 1. 2, 3 1863” on the other. “John L. Burns” and “Jenny Wade (sic)” stamped below the photos. In excellent condition with spout and string sling still in place. Measures 1 ¾” in diameter. [DM][ph:L]
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