Civil War .69 cal "Buck & Ball" Sunken Lane & Irish Brigade




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Civil War .69 cal "Buck & Ball" Sunken Lane & Irish Brigade

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Civil War .69 cal "Buck & Ball" Irish Brigade Antietam & the Sunken Lane.

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