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$67.50 SOLD
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Item Code: 2026-3078
This most personal soldier’s item is in solid condition despite being dug and has darkened with age. It appears to have once had a gold wash on it which is now very worn.
Unfortunately the area of recovery is not known.
This item is part of a small group of relics we acquired that once belonged to the late Mac Mason who is well-known for his early work in the Civil War relic field. [ad][ph:L]
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