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Item Code: 889-34
This brass triangular knapsack hook was located on one of the double bag knapsack shoulder straps. Many of these are found littering Civil War battlefields and campsites. The brass surfaces have discolored with age but the hook is solid and complete.
This item was once part of the well-known Rosensteel family collection of Gettysburg artifacts. We have 5 in stock.
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