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Square Nail (JH520.16)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Square Nail (JH520.17)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Square Nail (JH520.18)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Square Nail (JH520.19)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Square Nail (JH520.20)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Square Nail (JH520.21)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Square Nail (JH520.22)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Square Nail (JH520.23)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Square Nail (JH520.24)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Square Nail (JH520.25)
A square nail collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
U.S. Army Uniform Button (JH520.27)
A U.S. Army uniform button collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site.
Vest Buckle (JH520.11)
A clothing buckle, likely from a vest, collected by Philo Holcombe or members of the Holcombe family from the Julesburg Station (Julesburg No.1.) site. Stamped text reads: "PRT 1855".
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