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Item Code: 2026-1037
Offered is a very interesting relic bullet, embedded in a small piece of tree wood from Chancellorsville. The bullet appears to be a standard 3-ring Minie Ball, with obvious oxidation. The surrounding wood grew around portions of the bullet, establishing an ironclad provenance. Dimensions are approximately 1.5” x 3.7” at the widest points. Piece is very stable and ready for display.
A very rare snapshot in time from the Battle of Chancellorsville – among the Civil War’s worst. [cm][ph:L]
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