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Item Code: 2022-2359
Offered here is a very nice half of an excavated Union artillery shell; sectioned to show its construction. This is an iron, 3” artillery shell that was intended to be fired from a 10-pounder Parrott rifle or 3” Ordnance rifle.
This shell would have been filled with black powder. All components are clearly visible: brass sabot, cast iron body, and Parrott percussion fuse. All fuse components are clearly visible: Anvil, slider, percussion nipple, and safety wire.
This item was excavated so the exterior iron surface is pitted. The interior remains in good shape.
This shell is an excellent display piece or educational tool, as well as an excellent addition to any excavated Civil War artillery or general relic collection. [jet] [ph:L]
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