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Item Code: 1054-1577
Relic is one side of a brass eagle powder flask that was recovered at Cavalry Field at Gettysburg. Item shows image of a spread-winged eagle with patriotic shield above crossed pistols. Lettering above eagle reads, “COLT’S PATENT”. .44 Caliber pistol bullet accompanies flask.
Measures 3 ½” long by 2” wide. Shows an even brown patina with verdigris in areas on reverse. [SL]
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