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Item Code: 2026-1530
A nice cavalry carbine sling relic. Here is the brass buckle from a cavalryman’s carbine sling. In good excavated condition showing nice light brown patina. No maker’s marks on buckle.
This fine specimen was recovered at Gettysburg long ago by a local resident, Al Flickinger who owned property on the back side of Little Round Top. In very fine, “relic” condition, typical of relics recovered in the 1970s or earlier. [jet][ph:L]
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