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Item Code: 236-755
Offered here is a large piece of wood with a Civil War bullet embedded. The is the remnant of a tree that once stood during the Battle of Chancellorsville, Virginia.
We cannot determine the type of bullet. The chunk of wood measures 27” long and is 4.5” at its widest. It is unusual to find a piece this large remaining.
Recovered by author/publisher Dean Thomas. [jet] [ph:L]
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