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Item Code: 883-350
This iron lock was recovered from City Point, Virginia, after the explosion on August 9, 1864, that was a result of Confederate sabotage. Confederate Secret Service agent John Maxwell has smuggled a bomb with a timed fuse aboard an ammunition barge. It caused a tremendous explosion that shook the city and caused much damage.
Lock has a keyhole cover which does not move. Item has a darkened patina with slight pitting and surface rust. Measures approx. 4” x 3”. [sm]
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