CIVIL WAR ERA FIFE

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Item Code: 697-203

Ebony wood fife with brass end caps and 6 finger holes. No makers mark. Third finger hole has an old chip beside it, nothing major. Brass end caps have a light patina. One end cap turns in place but does not come loose from the fife. Moderate wear to surfaces.

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