US 8 INCH NAVAL SPHERICAL MORTAR SHELL FROM OLD MUSEUM / GAR POST

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Item Code: 785-22

Fired from an 8 inch smoothbore. Nicely painted around fuse hole, “Relic of Fort Darling”. Most likely fired by a riverboat gun at a CS Fort during the Seven Days Battle. An early battlefield pickup. Retains a lot of the original arsenal paint.

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