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Item Code: 696-102
Regulation iron hammer used by artillerymen. Small square hammer head with nail claw attached to tapered “handle” that ends in a tow hook. Measures 13” long with a 2” hammer head. Well used and recovered at Chancellorsville, VA. Iron has surface pitting typical of a “dug” relic. [jet]
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