CARTRIDGE-BOX PLATE, MAINE, C. 1850

_USNM 60354-M (S-K 606). Figure 197._

[Illustration: FIGURE 197]

A frequently misidentified plate is this brass-struck, lead-filled

oval with the raised letters "VMM" for Volunteer Maine Militia. It is

also known in a smaller size. The reverse is fitted with the two

looped-wire fasteners normal to such plates.

Other prewar oval plates bearing raised letters are known for the

Alabama Volunteer Corps (AVC), North Carolina (NC), South Carolina

(SC), State of New York (SNY), and New Hampshire State Militia (NHSM).

Many such plates recently have been reproduced for sale, and more

probably will be made if a market is created. Thus, all plates of

this general type should be cautiously considered.

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