gravediggermax-vabeachva
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could it be part of a cannon ball fuse?
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Sorry to have to say, it is definitely not an Artillery fuze, nor a part of one. But, I applaud you for "doing the right thing" about it, posting it for ID. Quite a few people have told me they threw away a valuable civil war artillery fuze, thinking it was just a plumbing-part, before they found out what it actually was.
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ok
thanks for the reply.
that would have made my best of ever day even better - posting on beach site now.
thanks for the reply.
that would have made my best of ever day even better - posting on beach site now.
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