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Item Code: 286-748
This is a great “dug” relic. A bored soldier who was handy with a pocket knife carved this minie ball. With multiple horizontal rings and four vertical line cut into this ball, it could be called a pinecone.
Retains a smooth, white patina. A great example of Civil War soldier bullet carving. [jet]
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