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Item Code: 635-353
This early souvenir has four bullets that were recovered from the Gettysburg Battlefield, then securely mounted to a block of wood. Underside of wood shows original label that reads, "FROM THE BATTLEFIELD WOOD FROM TREE AT JENNIE WADE MUSEUM, GETTYSBURG, PA".
Wood block measures 1.5" by 3". [sl]
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