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$131.75 SOLD
Originally $155.00
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Item Code: 846-60
Excavated iron pike or spontoon head looks like a rusty spear tip. Relic is 13 inches long and socket end is 1 ¾” wide. Heavily rusted, this has been coated and appears stable. Old typed labels, one glued on top of the other, read: “French Revolutionary War NCO Bridle Cutting (pike) Spontoon Head found … Bottom’s Bridge, Virginia on June 3, 1982. Campsite of Lafayette’s Troops after Battle of Yorktown in 1781.” Interesting Revolutionary War relic. [jet]
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