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Item Code: 2026-2264
A small piece of wood measuring 2.5” long. Exposed in the center is the solid base of an unidentified carbine or rifle bullet; likely a Sharps rifle bullet. This chunk of wood remains solid and is uncoated.
A perfect example of a “wounded tree” that once stood between the opposing armies on Culp’s Hill. [jet][ph:L]
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