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Item Code: 2022-1721
Here is a fine, fired example of the largest size of the Confederate Gardner pattern bullet. With typical two-groove Gardner characteristics, but in .69 caliber.
Nice “dug” specimen with white patina overall.
Recovered from the Roulette Farm on the Antietam battlefield by a father and son who had permission from the owners prior to being acquired by the NPS. The Roulette Farm borders the Sunken Road / Bloody Lane. [jet] [ph:jet]
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