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Interesting items there, are they blasting caps (Stone Quarry Road) or cannon fuses? Sub 
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Nice! They do look like cannon fuses! As subterranean said though they could be blasting caps. I am not to familiar with modern explosives. If they are cannon though ROCK ON!
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Meant primers lol to early for me
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I'm surprised at all I found in a 10 foot radious
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Note the pinched-flat end on them. Actual military-issue cannon primers didn't have that form. They are either blasting-caps or modern Reproduction primers for civil war batle re-enactors (see photo of Repro ones below). The location of the find, "Stone Quarry Road," indicates they are blasting-caps.
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Well the actual location was in a battle field , however they were near the top of the ground so it's certainly probable their reproduction.
