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Item Code: 697-522
Excellent Civil War soldier’s pocket-sized calendar that consists of eight small pages of natural ivory, all hinged at one end with a single rivet. In fantastic condition, this diary has its small, thin ivory pages pivoted together that measure 2½” high x 1 5/8” wide each. The pages are stamped at the top edge with a different day of the week from Monday through Saturday. The inner pages are protected with a thicker ivory outer page cover at front and back. Outer cover has a ½” high, silver shield device pinned to the exterior surface along with a silver clasp and hinged hook pinned at the upper edge of the diary. Daily entries were made upon the appropriate flat hard slabs of ivory, usually with a lead pencil. No inscriptions on the diary and it appears it was never used. A wonderful, Civil War era ivory diary.
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