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Help identify Civil War? campsite find.
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Looks like it may be the bottom of a walking cane
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Thank you for input and it does have that dimensional look and I've also considered maybe a guidon pole tip. Just the copper is flimsy and moderately thicker than foil. Again, thank you for your reply.
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it's the bottom piece from a flag pole.
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