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Lot 139 – .303 British mounted aluminum case draw set. 2-hole Berdan primer pockets, no headstamps. Includes bullet. Ex-Woodin collection. $65-85
Lot 139 – .303 British mounted aluminum case draw set. 2-hole Berdan primer pockets, no headstamps. Includes bullet. Ex-Woodin collection. $65-85
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Lot 12 – Frankford Arsenal rimless-grooveless High Pressure Test (barrel proof) Cal. .30 cartridge. Headstamp “F A TEST.” Brass case, copper primer. HWS Vol. I Revised, page 173, Fig. 268. Ex-Woodin collection. $175-225
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Lot 24 – Frankford Arsenal bench priming tool for .30-40 Krag. Marked: “FRANKFORD ARSENAL 1907 G.H.S.” Black finished. Works perfectly. Ex-Woodin collection. $225-265
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