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Item Code: 1052-661
This simple but scarce item is an iron ring with tightening screw on one side and stud for a sword bayonet on the other.
The Colt altered Mississippi rifles were adapted to mount a saber bayonet. This simple attachment allowed for that.
Iron is semi-bright with darker oxidation scattered overall. Screw head and “lug” show very little wear. Item is numbered under the lug “7114.” [jet] [ph:L]
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