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Item Code: 2020-29
This is a very nice excavated specimen and was for the 3” Parrott and ordnance rifles. This is only the nose section of the shell; the base cup and sabot fell away when this was fired.
The brass percussion fuse remains tightly screwed into the nose; no dings or scratches.
The iron surface is smooth and clean with very little pitting. Unknown recovery location. Unloaded and safe. [jet] [ph:L]
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