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Remington New Model Army revolver
$985.00

F1273. Remington New Model Army revolver in good shape, the metal is pit free with expected small dings from service, has a dark brown patina, the address on the top barrel flat is worn away from holster wear, the grips are in good shape, also with a few small dings, the action is crisp and works well, overall a revolver that shows a lot of use but has been well cared for

Model 1851 dragoon saber belt
$595.00

L452. Model 1851 dragoon saber belt, brown buff leather belt is in very good condition, both drops with snaps are present, the short drop was cut and repaired where it attaches to the upper ring, the belt plate shows good wear, is the NCO or enlisted man's model with the early, one piece applied silver wreath, the buckle is bench marked 322 and the keeper is marked 455 but they fit perfectly and the patinas match, nice rig

1812 N.P. Starr saber
SOLD

EW1107. N.P. Starr, Model 1812 saber in good shape, the blade is full length at 33" long and damage free, it has a dark brown patina, the ricasso is marked P / H.H.P. / N. STARR, it fits tight to the hilt with no wiggle, the iron guard retains it's shape, the wood grip shows a lot of wear and the bottom is MIA, nice early saber, scarce being one of 10,600 the government ordered

Burnside cartridge
$45.00

BC1067. Burnside cartridge in good dug condition, the the bullet is in very good shape with a tannish-white patina, the brass casing is also in good shape, bullet is tight in the casing

1861 mfg Ames Model 1860 cavalry saber
$985.00

EW1106. Model 1860 Ames Light cavalry saber manufactured in 1861 in great original condition, the blade is in great shape with only a couple of nicks more felt than seen, it has a dull, medium gray patina, the ricasso is marked AMES MFG CO / CHICOPPE / MASS faint but visible, the obverse is marked U S / A D K / 1861, the throat washer is worn but present, the blade fits tightly to the hilt with no wiggle, the brass guard is in good shape and has a mellow brass, attic patina, the quillon has a slight, intentional forward push, retains the original leather wrap and wire braid, the leather is worn through in a couple of small spots, the braid is tight, the pommel cap is stamped GGS for George G. Saunders amory sub inspector, the scabbard is also in very good condition with a dark brown patina and a few small dents, these early sabers are very difficult to find especially still in 100% original condition, just imagine the history it was a part of

Confederate snake buckle
SOLD

CP579. Confederate snake buckle with one belt loop, it is the style that is a two-headed duck and has a center rosette pattern, the loop is 48mm tall, and the connector is 40mm long, brass with an even dark brown patina, recovered in the Shiloh area

Federal breast plate
SOLD

UP1233. Federal breast plate in excellent dug condition, the face shows good wear but is damage free, it has an even medium brown patina, the reverse has full, slick lead, and both loops are standing straight and tall, this fine example was dug many years ago in Franklin, TN

brass stirrup
$45.00

DR5107. nice brass stirrup dug many years ago by the late Stan Hughes in a Confederate camp in Iuka, MS, approx. 5.5" tall x 4.25" wide, open tread, nice example of the Southern boys going off to war with whatever they had

Confederate Dog River cavalry saber
$3850.00

EW1105. here is a fantastic find, a completely original Confederate Dog River cavalry saber in great condition, the 36" long blade has a few nicks more felt than seen, much of it's original bright finish is still showing, unstopped fuller, the original leather throat washer is still present, the blade fits tightly into the hilt with no wiggle, the three branch guard has a pleasing coppery, attic patina, the grip has the original oilskin wrap and the single strand wire, the scabbard is in equally fine condition, has brass hangers and a pronounced, crude lap seam, overall one of the finest examples I've seen in a long time, well used, but very well cared for

partially loaded, battle damaged Remington Navy
SOLD

DR5106. battle damaged Remington Navy revolver dug many years ago at Port Hudson, LA, the metal is strong and stable with only minimal pitting, has a very dark patina, it took a severe blow to tear it in two like this, it has three rounds still in the cylinder, and two caps are still on, if it could only talk

Virginia button
$120.00

DC634. Virginia button in very good dug condition, the face has a dark brown patina highlighted by some remaining gold gilt, the reverse has a good shank that is slightly bent over, RMDC back mark that I can't quite make out

large Confederate fighting knife
SOLD

EW1104. large Confederate fighting knife in great condition, measures 20.25" long with a 15" blade that is approx. 1.4" tall, the blade is single edged and free of nicks, the tip is ever so slightly blunted, the blade appears to have been made from a file as you can still see a few hatch marks at the guard, has a simple iron cross guard and a beautiful bone grip, everything is tight with no wiggle, the grip has three surface cracks and a small chip on the bottom at the guard, well balanced, overall a fantastic fighting knife that will stand tall in any collection

Texas attributed rosette
SOLD

M1093. circular rosette with a five pointed star in the center associated with Texas troops, it is in very good condition, the face has a mellow, attic brass patina, the reverse shows where the attachment wires were, 40mm diameter

five shovels dug from the Battle of the Crater
SOLD

DR5105. this is a cool find, five shovels that were dug at the Crater many years ago, they have been cleaned and are very solid

Confederate three piece snake buckle
SOLD

CP578. Confederate three piece snake buckle in very good condition, 88mm long, snake is 38mm long, loops are 58mm tall, two headed duck style with good detail, heavily made to stand up to the rigors of war, it was recovered several years ago in an 1863 Confederate winter camp near Shelbyville, TN

1851 sword belt plate with initials
$375.00

UP1232. Model 1851 sword belt plate with keeper in excellent condition, the face has strong detail with wear on the high spots, officer's model with the cast wreath, has a mellow brass patina, the reverse has the early style long, narrow tongue, the soldier lightly scratched his initials N.D.R. on it, the keeper still has a small piece of leather attached, cool buckle

unissued U S buckle with puppy paw hooks
SOLD

UP1231. unissued U S buckle with puppy pw stud hooks in great condition, the face has a bright brass patina, has a few small dings, the reverse has full, slick lead, the lead still covers the stud and tongue hooks, beautiful buckle

folding corkscrew
$40.00

M1092. folding corkscrew in good condition, iron, measures 4.5" long in the open position, nice personal relic most soldiers carried

very early, lions head buckle
SOLD

CP577. 1700's lion heads three piece buckle in good condition, it measures 95mm long with the s or snake connector being 35mm long, and the cast discs being 20mm tall, the loops show a lot of wear, this was most likely used on a belt to carry a dirk, very unique and interesting buckle

Whitney Navy revolver
$1,195.00

F1271. Whitney Navy revolver in very good condition, the metal is free of pitting and has a medium / dark gray patina, the 7.5" barrel is marked E. WHITNEY / NEW HAVEN but is mostly worn away from holster wear, the two piece walnut grips are in good shape but show slight shrinkage and the right hand grip has a couple of small, period chips at the base, the action is crisp and functions perfectly, scarce weapon with only approx. 33k produced from the late 1850's - early 1860's with most being purchased by the government

Model 1855 Springfield bayonet
SOLD

EW1103. Model 1855 Springfield bayonet in very good condition, the metal is free of pitting, it was stored in the scabbard for many years as the blade retains much of its original bright finish and the socket has a dark brown patina, it has a strong US marking, retains the lock ring, and no damage to the socket

1849 Colt Pocket revolver
$895.00

F1270. Model 1849 Colt Pocket revolver in very good condition, the metal is smooth and free of pitting with a medium / dark gray patina, the four inch barrel has a clear Colt's two line address, five shot, .31 caliber, has all matching serial numbers including the wedge and rammer that denote an 1852 production date, action works well, the walnut grips are in very good condition, overall a well cared for early Colt Pocket, the most carried pistol of the period

Model 1851 officer's sword belt plate
$335.00

UP1230. Model 1851 officer's sword belt plate, non-dug, great detail to the face with wear on the high spots, has a tall cast wreath, the reverse has the 1863 medium width tongue, beautiful buckle

Model 1833 dragoon stirrup
$165.00

M1091. Model 1833 dragoon stirrup, this is a rare variant that has a steel plate on the solid tread, it is the artillery version with the wider strap slot, the underside of the tread has a strong U S marking, great early relic

early militia eagle rosette
SOLD

DR5104. early militia rosette, the face features a raised wing eagle with patriotic shield clutching an olive branch and three arrows in it's talons beneath thirteen stars, 1.5 inch diameter, has a pleasing medium brown patina, the reverse is lead filled, it was recovered many years ago at Fort Seldon in New Mexico and the digger inked that on the back, rare relic

Leech & Rigdon two piece
C S waist belt plate
SOLD

CP576. beautiful Leech & Rigdon C S two-piece waist belt plate in excellent dug condition, this fine buckle was recovered many years ago in the Shelbyville, TN area, and was in the collection of the late Colonel Robert Murphy for many years, it is an early production style when L & R was located in Memphis, TN, it measures 50 x 89mm with 50mm tall wreath, it has simple but well defined letters, great detail on the wreath which has the backwards L, outstanding example of an early war L & R plate with great provenance

carbine snap swivel ?????
$135.00

M1090. I love oddities, but this one has me stumped, a carbine snap swivel that has been mounted on a 28.5" x 2" tall piece of leather that looks to be from an 1851 sword belt, it is very well done and the leather ends were clipped at this length so we know the soldier had some use in mind, but I don't have any idea what it was, any ideas?

large cent, half dime, & dime
SOLD

DR5103. large cent, half dime, and a dime dug together from a CS camp near Mulberry, TN, all show wear but have visible dates of 1842, 1857, and 1858, the dime and half dime have been "holed" to keep on a string

relic 1850 Staff and Field officer sword
$395.00

DR5102. Model 1850 Staff and Field officer sword in great relic condition, it looks to be a very early battlefield pick-up that was most likely tossed into a barn, the blade has shallow, uniform surface pitting and a dark brown patina, the end of the blade was broke off and it now measures 28.5" long, the brass hilt is in very good shape with a medium / dark brown patina, the wood grip and wire braid remain, unusual to find a relic officer's sword

S N Y waist belt plate
$595.00

UP1229. S N Y waist belt plate in good condition, the face has a mellow brass patina and several small dings from service, it is the narrow letter style, the reverse has full, slick lead, and all hooks are intact, displays great

7mm pinfire revolver
SOLD

F1269. nice British made 7mm pinfire revolver, the metal is free of pitting and has a medium brown patina, 3" barrel, six shot, the two piece walnut grips have a few bumps and bruises but are in good shape, retains the loading gate and ejector rod, the cylinder indexes when you pull the trigger but the trigger only fires about 50% of the time, these small pistols were widely carried as a back-up weapon, displays well

Springfield lock plate
$60.00

M1089. Model 1842 Springfield lock plate in very good condition, marked SPRING/FIELD/1853 at the rear and an eagle over U S at the front

solid-cast Breckinridge C S oval waist belt plate
SOLD

CP575. WOW solid-cast Breckinridge C S oval waist belt belt in fantastic dug condition, it was dug by William "Billy" Spedale in the late 1960's, found in Slaughter's Field at Port Hudson, these plates are attributed to the 4th Louisiana Infantry, this plate is also featured on the cover of the book "Historic Treasures of the American Civil War" by William Spedale, the plate is in near perfect condition and is just as dug, the reverse has all three of the cast in hooks still present, Billy inked PORT HUDSON / SLAUGHTERS FIELD on the reverse, it comes with Mr. Spedale's letter of provenance, it remained in his possession until August 4, 2017 when he sold it to a well known collector, a chance to own this rare of plate, with this strong provenance seldom comes along

Starr Arms Co D.A. 1858 Army Revolver
SOLD

F1268. Starr Arms Company Double Action 1858 Army revolver in great condition, the metal is smooth with a medium / dark brown patina, the left side of the frame is marked STARR ARMS CO. NEW YORK, and the right side is marked STARR'S PATENTJAN. 15, 1856, the markings are faint from wear, the grip also has a faint inspector's cartouche on each side, six inch barrel, .44 caliber six shot, the action is crisp and functions perfectly, has a double trigger, the forward trigger cocks and indexes the cylinder, it then hits the rear trigger which fires the weapon, rare pistol with only approx. 23,000 produced with nearly all being purchased by the government, great revolver

dug pepperbox pistol
$365.00

DR5101. pepperbox pistol dug at Spotsylvania, VA many years ago, the metal is strong and stable with only minimal surface pitting, five inch, .32 caliber, six shot barrel, trigger still moves, many officers carried these as a back-up weapon

Colt Model 1849 Pocket revolver
SOLD

F1267. Colt Model 1849 Pocket revolver in good condition, all matching serial numbers denote an 1860 production date, the four inch barrel has a clear two line ADDRESS SAM L COLT / NEW YORK CITY marking, the metal has a medium gray/brown patina and is free of pitting, left side of frame is marked COLTS/PATENT, five shot, .31 caliber cylinder has traces of the stagecoach hold-up scene, the walnut grips are in very good shape and show holster wear, traces of the silver plating remain on the trigger guard, the action is crisp and functions perfectly, overall an above average Colt Pocket with a desirable production date

damaged 1855 Springfield bayonet
$75.00

DR5100. damaged model 1855 Springfield bayonet, the socket has been hit and broke in two at the bridge, it doesn't show signs of being hammered on, the blade still has the U S stamping lightly visible, the blade has also been shortened from 18 to 15.8" and been retipped, wish we could know the story behind it

Smith and Wesson Number 2 Old Model Army revolver
$475.00

F1266. Smith & Wesson Number 2 Old Model Army revolver, it is in overall good condition but shows a lot of use, the metal has a medium gray patina with some slight, scattered pitting, the six inch barrel is marked on the top rib with the Smith & Wesson address which is mostly visible, six as shot, .32 caliber, this was a popular personal weapon of officers during the Civil War, notably a pair was carried by General George Custer, and Wild Bill Hickok was armed with one on the night he was shot, as usual it has slight wiggle at the barrel hinge, the two piece grips are in very good shape, the hammer locks and falls with the trigger but the cylinder doesn't index, overall a well used revolver that displays great

Infantry hat insignia
SOLD

DR5097. infantry hunting horn hat insignia in outstanding dug condition, it was recovered many years ago near Fort Bliss in Texas, this dry, sandy environment accounts for it's great shape, no bends or damage, the attachment loops are MIA

officer's hat cord
$185.00

M1086. officer's high grade hat cord in very good condition, fine wire braid interwoven with black thread, cumulates with two "acorn" drops, rare find particularly in this fine of condition

beautiful Federal martingale
$495.00

DR5096. Federal martingale in fantastic dug condition, it was recovered many years ago by the Mora River in New Mexico, the face is about flawless with an even medium-dark brown patina, the reverse shows remnants of the attachment wires, all that keeps this one from being perfect is some lead loss around the rim, stands 3" tall x 2.75" wide, beautiful cavalry relic

carbine sling buckle with bat wing
SOLD

UP1226. carbine sling buckle with bat wing in near perfect dug condition, it is damage free and the tongues move freely, the bat wing still has two of the attaching brads, has a greenish, light tan patina, dug many years ago in Franklin, TN

Ohio breast plate dug by Mac Mason
$2,350.00

UP1225. Ohio breast plate dug many years ago by one of the pioneers of our hobby, Mac Mason, half of the famous team of authors of "CIVIL WAR PROJECTILES, SMALL ARMS & FIELD ARTILLERY", the plate was recovered at Bathesda Church, VA site of the Battle of Totopotomoy Creek on May 28 - 30, 1864, the plate is in very good condition, it was missing a small piece of the rim between the 12:00 to 1:00 position, that has been professionally repaired, good detail to the face, the reverse has both of the brass attachment loops standing straight and strong, comes with Mr. Mason's tag on a small piece of wood, wonderful rare relic with fantastic provenance

lion head snake buckle
$445.00

CP573. lion head with snake connector buckle in great dug condition, unfortunately only one of the lion heads were recovered, measures 87mm long overall, the snake is 40mm long, the lion head is 42mm tall, high relief being 15mm thick with a concave reverse, has an even bronze patina, a very rare find that will stand out in any collection

U S base marked minie
$70.00

BC1066. .58 3 ring minie in great dug condition, has a milky white patina, best thing is it has a clear, strong U S cast into the base, these have become very difficult to find

percussion cap box with caps
$145.00

L451. percussion cap box in good condition, the leather is strong and pliable with slight crazing, all stitching is intact, the lambs wool has been removed, has 16 pistol caps inside

Federal breast plate
$225.00

UP1223. Federal breast plate dug many years ago in Murfreesboro, TN, it's in fantastic dug condition, great detail to the face and no damage, the reverse has full slick lead that the soldier very lightly carved something on, both loops are present standing straight and strong, plates of this quality are seldom seen anymore

U S bridle boss
$60.00

DR5092. U S bridle boss in great dug condition, it is the style with no periods, raised U S on a stippled background, the top brad is present, displays well

New York staff officer button
$35.00

UB480. New York staff officer's button in excellent condition, the face has great detail and a bright brass finish, the reverse has a strong, straight shank, backmarked * EXTRA * QUALITY

C S two piece, ball serifs style
$3,250.00

CP572. C S two piece waist belt plate, it is the "ball serifs" style like plate 013 in the expanded edition of Mullinax's book, it is in excellent dug condition, very strong letters and great detail to the wreath, 47 x 85mm, wreath height is 49mm, solid back wreath, this fantastic plate was recovered many years ago at Spotsylvania Court House

1826 NCO crossbelt plate
$435.00

UP1222. Regulation Pattern 1826 cross belt plate in excellent dug condition, these were used to fasten the cross belt, the face has good detail and no damage, the reverse retains full lead and the double wire hooks, rare to find these with the hooks remaining, this fine example was recovered in 1960 on Mine Road in Fredericksburg, VA

six eagle I buttons
$35.00

UB479. six, coat size eagle Infantry officer buttons dug together in the Shiloh area, all are strong and stable but have slightly "fuzzy" faces, all but one retain the shank

50 fired bullets
$85.00

BC1065. 50 fired bullets from the Battle of Stones River in Murfreesboro, TN, nearly all are .58 three ring minies

1851 sword belt with hangers
$495.00

L450. Model 1851 sword belt rig in good condition, the plate has great detail, it is an officer's model with the cast wreath, an 1863 style with the wide hook, the leather is strong and pliable with minimal crazing, unfortunately both drops are in two but would be an easy repair, displays great

dug shoulder scale
$120.00

DR5088. brass shoulder scale dug many years ago in Tuscaloosa, AL, it is in great dug condition

1/2 of a rifle Peace flask
$125.00

DR5087. 1/2 of a Federal Peace powder flask in great dug condition, 7.5" tall x 3.9" wide, highly decorated with a droop wing eagle at the top, two clasped / shaking hands surrounded by 20 stars in the center, and a panoply of flags, weapons, and a U S shield at the bottom, this scarce relic was dug in Tuscaloosa, AL

carbine snap swivel and thimble
$165.00

M1085. carbine snap swivel and carbine thimble found together in an old out building in Mississippi, the snap swivel is in good condition, all parts move freely and the spring is strong, it is maker marked O.B. NORT & CO. / NEW HAVEN CT. but it is hard to see, the thimble is also in very good condition, the leather is strong and only has minimal crazing, nice set

Federal breast plate
$85.00

UP1221. Federal breast plate recovered several years ago in Franklin, TN, it is missing approx. half of the rim on the upper half and has a small hole near the bottom edge, thankfully none of the damage is into the eagle which has good detail, has a very slight inward bend, the reverse has full lead, displays well

U S waist belt plate
$265.00

UP1220. U S waist belt plate in great condition, the face has a pleasing coppery patina, it is the fat letter style, the reverse has full, slick lead and arrow hooks, beautiful buckle

French import short sword
$385.00

EW1098. French import short sword in very good condition, the blade is full length coming to a sharp point, and is free of damage, most of the original finish is showing but has dulled to a gray patina with peppering, the ricasso has a Paris armory and inspection mark, the blade fits tight into the brass hilt with no wiggle, the cross guard has an inspection mark, and the opposite side is stamped 752, the hilt is also damage free and has a mellow brass patina

.69 musket ball mold
$55.00

DR5085. scissor style bullet mold, appears to be for a .69 caliber round ball, it is in great dug condition, the end of one of the handles is bent inward, probably to use as a hoof cleaner

dug horse pistol
$195.00

DR5084. dug horse or pirate pistol dug in New Bern, NC, it is in good dug condition, the metal is strong and stable with slight build up, approx. .50 caliber, cool relic

U S rosette, Fort Clark, Texas
$120.00

DR5082. U S rosette dug many years ago at Fort Clark, Texas, this is a rare size measuring 1.5" in diameter, the raised letters have an even brown patina that really stand out against the lighter background, the reverse retains the lead fill but the attachment loop is MIA, displays great

dug GENUINE ESSENCE bottle
$45.00

DR5079. GEBUINE ESSENCE bottle dug from a camp trash pit in Vicksburg, MS, 5.1" tall x 1.25" wide, open pontil, aqua / green color, nice period bottle

Ames Model 1832 short artillery sword
$565.00

EW1095. Ames Model 1832 short artillery sword in good shape, the blade is full length with the tip slightly rounded, the markings on the ricasso are partially visible but mostly worn way, however the bottom of the cross guard is marked S. HUSE / NEWBURYPORT letting us know this was produced between 1832 - 1834 as Ames didn't have the capacity and subbed out the mfg of the brass hilts to Huse, this arrangement was short lived as the Huse made hilts tended to become loose, this example has only the slightest wiggle where the blade joins the hilt, the hilt is in great shape with a mellow brass patina, the blade is also in very good condition, it has a few tiny nicks to the edge more felt than seen, it has an even dark brown patina, displays great

Confederate numbered Enfield butt plate
$395.00

DR5077. Confederate numbered Enfield butt plate in great shape, numbered on the tang 4866, brass with a dull attic patina, rare find

dug saddle shield
$85.00

DR5076. dug saddle shield in near perfect condition, 1.9" tall x 1.5" wide, nice recesses showing where it was mounted on the saddle, it was dug in the dry, sandy sold out west and is the nicest dug example I've ever seen

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Updated 6/10/25

Remington New Model Army revolver$985.00

Model 1851 dragoon saber belt$595.00

1812 N.P. Starr saberSOLD

Burnside cartridge$45.00

1861 mfg Ames Model 1860 cavalry saber$985.00

Confederate snake buckleSOLD

Federal breast plateSOLD

brass stirrup$45.00

Confederate Dog River cavalry saber$3850.00

partially loaded, battle damaged Remington NavySOLD

Virginia button $120.00

large Confederate fighting knifeSOLD

Texas attributed rosetteSOLD

five shovels dug from the Battle of the CraterSOLD

Confederate three piece snake buckleSOLD

1851 sword belt plate with initials$375.00

unissued U S buckle with puppy paw hooksSOLD

folding corkscrew$40.00

very early, lions head buckleSOLD

Whitney Navy revolver$1,195.00

Model 1855 Springfield bayonetSOLD

1849 Colt Pocket revolver$895.00

Model 1851 officer's sword belt plate$335.00

Model 1833 dragoon stirrup$165.00

early militia eagle rosetteSOLD

Leech & Rigdon two piece C S waist belt plateSOLD

carbine snap swivel ?????$135.00

large cent, half dime, & dimeSOLD

relic 1850 Staff and Field officer sword$395.00

S N Y waist belt plate$595.00

7mm pinfire revolverSOLD

Springfield lock plate$60.00

solid-cast Breckinridge C S oval waist belt plateSOLD

Starr Arms Co D.A. 1858 Army RevolverSOLD

dug pepperbox pistol$365.00

Colt Model 1849 Pocket revolverSOLD

damaged 1855 Springfield bayonet$75.00

Smith and Wesson Number 2 Old Model Army revolver$475.00

Infantry hat insigniaSOLD

officer's hat cord$185.00

beautiful Federal martingale$495.00

carbine sling buckle with bat wingSOLD

Ohio breast plate dug by Mac Mason$2,350.00

lion head snake buckle$445.00

U S base marked minie$70.00

percussion cap box with caps$145.00

Federal breast plate$225.00

U S bridle boss$60.00

New York staff officer button$35.00

C S two piece, ball serifs style$3,250.00

1826 NCO crossbelt plate$435.00

six eagle I buttons$35.00

50 fired bullets$85.00

1851 sword belt with hangers$495.00

dug shoulder scale$120.00

1/2 of a rifle Peace flask$125.00

carbine snap swivel and thimble$165.00

Federal breast plate$85.00

U S waist belt plate$265.00

French import short sword$385.00

.69 musket ball mold$55.00

dug horse pistol$195.00

U S rosette, Fort Clark, Texas$120.00

dug GENUINE ESSENCE bottle$45.00

Ames Model 1832 short artillery sword$565.00

Confederate numbered Enfield butt plate$395.00

dug saddle shield$85.00

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