Bullets

1. Excellent condition excavated 12mm French Pinfire cartridge.  This would be a very nice compliment to display with your pinfire revolver.--$25.
2. 52 cal. Spencer 7-shot cartridge.  This was recovered at Hoover's Gap, TN. and was no doubt a gift left us compliments of Col. Wilder's Lightening Brigade.--$25.
3. Quite rare original 25 round clip for the "Bellinghurst - Requa" Battery Gun.  The clip is in very nice condition and still hinges perfectly.  The "Bellinghurst - Requa" clip alone without cartridge--$295.
4. This is a bullet you rarely see recovered.  It is a dropped 69 cal. two ring "Musketoon".  It was recovered near Port Hudson, LA. and is a MM - # 293.  The bullet has good patina with it's only negative being that the base is a little off circular.  You won't dig one of these every day.--$65.
5. Quite rare excavated drop 36 cal. Maynard carbine projectile.  These are almost always recovered from Confederate cavalry sites and is a bullet you rarely dig.--$35.
6. Beautiful condition drop Confederate field nose cast 58 cal. minie.  It has a clipped nose and a "monster" mold line.--$18. 

7. Group of 33 freshly dug drop Union and Confederate carbine projectiles.  Some of the different type projectiles in the group are Starr, Merrill. Sharps, Spencer, Burnside, German Suhl, Colt Revolving Rifle, and Maynard.  The group is priced at less than $3. per bullet.--$95.

8. 35 nice condition dug drop 58 cal. Type III Williams Cleaner bullets.  Many of these still have the zinc cleaner washer intact.  They were dug years ago by Pam and Allen Clark along Hood's campaign from Spring Hill to the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee.  I am seeing nice Williams Cleaner bullets commonly priced at $5.-$10. each.--$135.

9. 69 cal. Confederate 3-buck "Buck & Ball" projectile.  I dug this "Buck & Ball" along the Confederate retreat route out of Middle Tennessee enroute to Chickamauga.  The bucks were originally loose packed with the ball using paper wrap.  They were loose in the hole when dug, and I have glued them in their correct position for display.--$15.

10. This is an "oddity" cartridge.  It is a 50 cal. paper and brass foil by Poultney for the Gallagher carbine.  The oddity part is that Poultney loaded this cartridge with a flat-top Maynard projectile.  It is unknown whether this was intentional or a loading fluke.--$125.

11. 58 cal. Union blank cartridges.  We have one blue and four brown wrap cartridges.  These cartridges were used in the Civil War for training purposes especially in training cavalry horses to become accustomed to the sound of gunfire.  In recent years these have become considerably more difficult to find.--$45. each. (The blue one is now sold, so we only have brown ones left.)

12.  Bag of 50 mixed dropped and fired U.S. and C.S. bullets-each bag includes a variety of different type bullets at a low cost of $1.50 per bullet--$75. a bag.

13. MM 299--54 cal. German Suhl. This is a nice dropped. These were used almost exclusively by Southern cavalry--$10.
14. We have various Sharps bullets varying from 52 to 54 cal. We have a number of variations--$10 each.
15. Collection of 6 completely different Civil War bullets in a 5" x 6" display glass case--$35.
16. .54 cal. Burnside carbine. We have this bullet in both MM #119(flat based) and the MM #(dished base)--$7.50.
17. MM #116 .56 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle. This is a nice dropped example with smooth white patina--$7.50.
18. MM #470 This is a .52 cal Joslyn carbine. Perfect dropped example with nice white patina--$7.50.