Ken Price
63 Spring Street North
Mosheim, Tennessee 37818
(423) 620-4406
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TL1621 | For your consideration one unusual, unlisted 3 ringer bullet with flat/square
rings. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition.
The patina is an extra nice white color. Mold seams can be seen on both
sides of this bullet. The cavity is essentric & is an "odd" pointed conical with traits of a paraboloidal cavity....odd. A deep cavity, the cavity depth is about 2/3's the bullet's length. About 0.57 x 1.06 inches. |
$15.00 |
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TL1624 sale pending | For your consideration one Stelma 05-038 "44-caliber Colt Holster revolver 1 groove rebated base cast bullet". You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a white to light white color with a "ting" of red clay red colour....the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. One heavy mold seam can be easily seen....see bullet photo. All of the rings & grooves are well defined. This bullet has a very sharp, elongated nose point. Please notice the protruding base cast mark on the solid base....see bottom of bullet photo. About 0.445 x 0.725 inches. This is the bullet pictured in the Stelma bullet book. . | $50.00 |
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TL1625 sold | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas 130E "Machined for rifle" bullet with no rings. This bullet has a real nice nose cap ring & ellipsoidal cavity. You will find this bullet is in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a white to light white color & there is NOT a single patina chip. The patina also has that slick waxy feelin' to it. About 0.55 x 0.975 inches. Dug from the New Hope Church, Georgia battlefield area. |
$65.00 |
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TL1630 | For your consideration one very nice Whitworth bullet dug from the Farmville, Virginia area. You will find the condition of this bullet to be very good dropped with a few very small "pecks" as you can see in my photo. The patina is a bright white colour & I do NOT see a single patina chip. The skirt is nice & round & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.44 x 1.37 inches. | $155.00 |
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This is the hanging tree at the Fort Blakley, AL battlefield. My understanding is that hurricane Katrina removed the actual hanging limb. | ||
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This is the hiding tree at Fort Blakley. It is said that retreating troops tried to hide under this tree. The opening under this tree is just big enough for someone to hide there. | ||
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TL1632 | For your consideration one unlisted 0.69 caliber bullet with the conical truncated flat tip cavity....I would call it a small plug cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour.....a near perfect patina. All 3 rings are in real nice condition. Overall a BIG bullet. About 0.68 x 1.09 inches. | $22.00 |
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TL1633 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #355 "Machined grooves variant" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice lite brown colour & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. This bullet has a sharp nose point & the 3 rings are partially filled with dirt. The cavity is a ogival type. About 0.57 x 1.08 inches. | $22.00 |
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TL1635 sold | For your consideration one wood mold (salvaged lead) Prussion bullet dug from the Corinth/Shiloh area. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition.....a very nice bullet! The patina is a white on black, as shown, there is NOT a single patina chip & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. Both rings are cleanly cast. The cavity is a ogival type. About 0.68 x 1.18 inches. This bullet has more black straightions in it than any other wood mold bullet I have ever had! |
$35.00 |
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TL1636 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #362 "Tower-Seargants" variant 3 ringer dug from the North Georgia area. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a motted mix of white to black to brown to orange (I am told the orange comes from being dug in a pine tree thicket). The first ring is a slight high base ring & one mold seam can be seen. The cavity is essentric & is a pointed conical type. About 0.59 x 1.05 inches. | $18.00 |
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TL1639 | Here's a Stelma 3 ringer bullet 06-069. Please notice the heavily essentric cavity. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a shiny white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. The 3 rings are widely spaced & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.03 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $14.00 |
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TL1641 sale pending | For your consideration one unlisted 0.54 caliber bullet with a very thick skirt.....a little hard to see but see base photo. This extra thick skirt creates a shallow cone cavity. The bullet is in good to very good dropped condition with a slick black patina. About 0.54 x 0.98 inches. | $8.00 |
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TL1642 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #383 "Cap nose" bullet with a lovell type cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect white to tan colour. All 3 rings are cleanly cast & notice how thick the skirt is. About 0.565 x 0.97 inches. | $15.00 |
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TL1644 | For your consideration one Enfield bullet with an ellipsoidal cavity. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a white to bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. About 25-30% of this bullet is still covered with dirt. One mold seam can be seen. About 0.57 x 1.01 inches. Dug from CS lines at Wilmington, North Carolina. | $15.00 |
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TL1646 | For your consideration one unlisted carbine bullet dug from the Lick Creek Valley of NE Tennessee. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a nice white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. One contuinous mold seam can be seen up one side, across the nose & down the other side of this bullet. Please notice the high base first ring & the very rounded nose this bullet has. The cavity is a stepped type. About 0.58 x 0.94 inches. | $20.00 |
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TL1651 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas 129A 3 ringer bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice white to reddish brown colours. Please notice how long the bullet's nose is. All 3 rings are deeply cast & sharply upward slanting. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.53 x 1.05 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $12.00 |
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TL1652 | For your consideration one pointed nose 3 ringer bullet dug from the Chattanooga, Tennessee area. Please notice the very clear double swagging marks around the bullet's skirt. This bullet is in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.03 inches. | $11.00 |
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TL1655 sale pending | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas 171A BIG Georgia troops bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a nice white colour & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. HEAVY mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. This bullet has a large, protruding teat. About 0.58 x 1.14 inches. | $26.00 |
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TL1657 | For your consideration one short pattern, high base 0.58 caliber 3 ringer bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a motted mix of white to brown to brownish red & there is NOT a single patina chip. For such a short bullet notice how widely spaced the 3 rings are. The cavity is essentric & is a pointed conical type. About 0.575 x 0.98 inches. | $21.00 |
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TL1661 | For your consideration one variant of a Thomas & Thomas 171A bullet.....this is the tallest GA troops bullet I have ever had! You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice bright white colour. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet.....one can be seen in the bullet photo. The cavity is essentric & is plug type. About 0.58 x 1.16 inches. Dug from the Dalton, Georgia area. | $24.00 |
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TL1663 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #116/117 Colt revolving rifle bullet dug from the East Tennessee campaign 1863-64. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a exxtra nice white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides & across the bullet's solid base. About 0.565 x 0.96 inches. | $8.00 |
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TL1664 sale pending | For your consideration one unlisted 0.54 caliber 3 ringer bullet dug from the East Tennessee campaign 1863-64. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.53 x 0.995 inches. | $8.00 |
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TL1667 | For your consideration one Stelma Hall bullet 01-077 "64-caliber Hall 1842 2 groove base cast bullet"....this is THE bullet listed in Tom's book. You will find this bullet to be in choice dropped condition.....I just don't know how you could find a nicer bullet. The patina is a smooth lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. One contunious mold seam can be seen on both sides, across the nose & across the solid base of this bullet. Both rings are crisp & cleanly cast as is the entire bullet. About 0.635 x 0.805 inches. | $205.00 |
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TL1668 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #365 "double cap" nose CS 3 ringer. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a real nice white colour & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. The "double cap" can be plainly seen. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.575 x 1.05 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $8.00 |
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TL1669 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #399 "Army of Tennessee" bullet.....a confederate bullet without question. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice bright white colour. Mold seams can be seen on both sides. This is a skirt cast bullet & the skirt cast mark can be faintly seen in the base photo 3 o'clock position. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.04 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $22.00 |
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TL1670 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #235 0.60 caliber Enfield bullet with a small teat inside of the cavity.....this is the second teat base #235 bullet I have had. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a real nice brown colour. The nose is very blunt & a sprue nip mark can be seen across the blunt nose. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. This bullet has a few "pleasing" cold pour marks. About 0.59 x 1.065 inches. This bullet has been labeled 225 in pencil. |
$40.00 |
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TL1676 | For your consideration one unlisted Enfield bullet dug from the North Georgia area.....please notice the "taper" of this bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice, thick brown colour & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. This bullet has a distinct nose cast mark you cannot really see in my photo. The cavity is a shallow pointed conical type with a partial "ring in wall of cavity". About 0.57 x 0.985 inches. | $20.00 |
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TL1678 sold | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #23A "0.31 caliber Deane & Adams" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is an extremely nice lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. One mold seam can be seen on this bullet & a mold seam can be seen on the solid base. Please notice the nice point on the bullet's stem. The nose cast mark is well defined. About 0.33 x 0.64 inches. Dug from the Shiloh, Tennessee area. | $60.00 |
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TL1687 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #174B "Southern manufacture" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice white colour, smooth & even.....dug from a heavily forested area. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. Please notice the very rounded nose this bullet variety has. The skirt is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.02 inches. Dug from one of CS General Longstreet's upper East Tennessee winter camps 1863-64. | $35.00 |
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TL1688 | For your consideration one unlisted, 0.54 caliber hibase ring bullet. Only a small handfull of these bullets were dug from one of CS General Longstreet's upper East Tennessee winter camps 1863-64. Overall this bullet is in very good dropped condition. Please notice the small "canckers" inside of the cavity & along side of the bullet. All of these bullets were that way.....my guess poorer quality CS lead. The patina is a lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip.....by the way all of these bullets has this same lite white patina. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.545 x 0.98 inches. | $35.00 |
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TL1691 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #143 "Linder carbine" bullet with the small "lathe dimple" cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is an extra nice white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Please notice the very rounded nose on this bullet variety. About 0.57 x 0.95 inches. | $65.00 |
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TL1700 | For your consideration one Stelma 07-168 "Gatlin gun" bullet with "shallow square rings & thick bottom ring base". You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a very nice white to tan colour. The solid base is smooth & there is no trace of the "cleaning device" being cut off this bullet. My best guess is this is a base cast bullet. About 0.572 x 0.915 inches. Dug from Bristow, Virginia "near the railroad tracks". | $225.00 |
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TL1705 | For your consideration one Stelma 09-053 0.69 caliber bullet with a "stepped" type cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a very nice white colour.....a smooth, even patina. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. About 0.68 x 1.04 inches. | $12.00 |
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TL1706 sold | For your consideration one L1 base marked Enfield bullet. The L1 can be plainly seen with a good set of eyeballs or like me with a jewelers loupe. Interesting item here the L1 is in a recessed (depressed) area in the flat spot in the plug cavity.....easily seen in my base photo. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is as pictured....mainly a tan colour. About 0.58 x 1.04 inches. Dug from the Prairie Grove, Arkansas area. | $40.00 |
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TL1709 | For your consideration one fused Mason & McKee #551 buck & ball bullet. All 3 smaller "buck" balls are firmly fused to the larger 0.69 caliber round ball. The definition of the 3 smaller balls is just great. This appears to be a partially melted cartridge. | $30.00 |
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TL1710 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #365 variant, I think, 0.58-0.59 caliber confederate bullet. This bullet variety & 365's all come from the same CS camps down in North Georgia. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition.The patina is a smooth, creamy white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. A 1 in 100 patina! Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type & notice the "ring in the cavity wall". About 0.58 x 1.095 inches. | $14.00 |
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TL1714 sold | For your consideration one pretty much dead on match to a Mason & McKee #278 Dimmick rifle bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition.....just as nice as you see. The patina is a near perfect white to tan colour....its about a baby's step away from being perfect! The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. The one ring is cleanly cast & one mold seam can be plainly seen. The nose is very blunt & a small teat can be seen in the base of the cavity.....cavity type 18. About 0.408 x 0.893 inches. Dug from the Shiloh, Tennessee area. | $95.00 |
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TL1715 | For your consideration one 3 inch Hotchkiss nose fragment with several of the fuse hole threads still visable. This relic has been cleaned, coated & electrolsised & will be stable your lifetime & more. This relic measures about 3.6 x 2.6 inches. Dug from one of Confederate General Longstreet's line of battle upper East Tennessee winter 1863-64. | $10.00 |
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TL1716 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #103 "For Sharps pistol" bullet dug from the Rolla, Missouri area. This is also known as a "Gomez & Adams" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition.....better than my photo shows. The patina is a very even white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Faint mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The "multi-grooves" can all be seen. The tie ring groove & solid base are all in crisp....excellent condition. About 0.40 x 0.70 inches. | $75.00 |
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TL1720 | For your consideration one unlisted, very low base first ring, bullet.....still very much paritally covered with dirt. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition.....the bullet actually has a more pointed nose than my photo shows. The patina is an extra nice white to lite brown colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.01 inches. | $12.00 |
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TL1721 | For your consideration one low base first ring bullet dug from the Corinth/Shiloh area. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a white on blackish colour (looks like gunpowder black to me).....a real nice patina! Heavy mold seams can be found on both sides. Please notice the very distinct nose cast mark. The cavity is a pointed conical type with a flat tip & a "step" in the middle of the flat tip. About 0.57 x 1.01 inches. | $15.00 |
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TL1722 | For your consideration one Stelma Enfield bullet 03-046. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition.The patina is an extra nice tan to grey/green colours & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. This bullet has an easy to see nose cap lathe type ring. I believe there is one vertical line on this bullet where the paper cartridge was "pressed" against the bullet to aid in the uniform removal of the paper cartridge. The skirt is nice & round & the cavity is a fairly deep plug type. About 0.52 x 0.93 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $18.00 |
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TL1735 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #410 machined ring bullet with the "oddly" spaced 3 rings. Please note the middle ring is the deeper of the 3 rings....all are different depths. This is an excellent display bullet.....just a little damage to it backside. The patina is a thick white colour with a nice contrast to it. About 0.54 x 0.98 inches. | $11.00 |
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TL1737 | For your consideration one unlisted 0.54 caliber Enfield bullet. Please notice the distinct, slant cut nose cast mark. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a brown to white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Several, faint cold pour marks can be seen in this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.545 x 0.97 inches. Dug from the Wilmington/Fort Fisher, North Carolina area. | $15.00 |
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TL1744 sale pending | For your consideration one unlisted 0.575 caliber 3 ringer bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is an exxtra nice white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be easily seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is heavily essentric & is a pointed conical type. About 0.575 x 1.04 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $9.00 |
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TL1745 | For your consideration one brass Parrott shell sabot dug from the foothills of North East Tennessee, broken but complete.....better than 9 inches of sabot. The patina could not be better, a "deep woods" brown/green colour....dug from a heavily forested area. Rifling marks can be plainly seen on the outside of this piece. Dug from an 1864 line of battle of Confederate General John C Breckenridge. | $18.00 |
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TL1747 | For your consideration one unlisted Enfield bullet dug from the Wilmington, North Carolina area. Please notice the several, faint "cold pour" marks in this bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a real nice white colour & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. Mold seams can be plainly seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a small conical with a flat tip. About 0.57 x 1.04 inches. | $10.00 |
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TL1751 sale pending | For your consideration one skirt cast, sharp shooter type bullet dug from the Wilmington, North Carolina area. The skirt cast mark can be seen in base photo 11-1 o'clock position. This bullet is in excellent dropped condition with an extra, extra nice patina. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. The skirt is thick & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.535 x 0.995 inches. | $12.00 |
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TL1752 | For your consideration one unlisted, short pattern, Enfield bullet with a double ring around its nose.....this Enfield variety has been dug from the North Georgia area but this one was dug from the Wilmington, North Carolina area. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a nice lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. The nose cast mark can be plainly seen. The cavity is a conical round tipped variety. About 0.55 x 0.98 inches. | $15.00 |
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TL1754 sold | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #625 "Sharps carbine" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect white colour, a smooth, even patina. The raised rings can all be easily seen & I see one faint mold seam on this bullet. The solid base is smooth & a heavy mold seam can be seen on the solid base. About 0.37 x 0.75 inches. | $140.00 |
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TL1756 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas 11 "Colt Dragoon" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition.....better than my photo shows! The patina is real nice, a bright white colour.....most of this bullet is still covered with dirt. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet & the solid base is smooth. About 0.455 x 0.695 inches. Dug from the Dalton/Rocky Face, Georgia area. This bullet is often mis-identified as a picket bullet. |
$21.00 |
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TL1757 | For your consideration one "four" ring Gallager bullet. As is typical of this bullet variety the bottom "fourth" ring is faint but can be seen. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a dirty white colour & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is slightly essentric & is a shallow pointed conical type. About 0.53 x 0.95 inches. Dug from the East Tennessee campaign. A prime example of a late war carbine bullet. |
$13.00 |
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TL1758 | For your consideration one bayonet scabbord tip found here in the foothills of NE Tennessee. This piece is strong & complete but as you can see this tip has seen service. The patina is a real nice green colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. About 3 inches long. | $30.00 |
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TL1767 | For your consideration one unlisted nose cast bullet dug from one of Longstreet's camps in East Tennessee winter 1863-64. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a white to lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The 3 rings are widely spaced & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.555 x 1.05 inches. | $10.00 |
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TL1771 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #77 "Maynard carbine" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a thick, bright white colour & I do not see a single patina chip.....much of this bullet is still covered with dirt. The one ring is cleanly cast & just above the one ring you can see where the brass hull once fit. The bullet's nose is blunter than the #77 listed in M&M. About 0.53 x 0.79 inches. | $37.00 |
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TL1777 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #182 "Virginia Style" ringtail Sharps bullet. This is a larger pattern ringtail & it is in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a lite white colour. HEAVY mis-matching mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. About 0.545 x 1.035 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $12.00 |
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TL1778 | For your consideration one unlisted 0.54 caliber Enfield bullet with a ring (belt) around the nose. There is also a nose cast mark sitting atop the bullet's nose. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a lite brown colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The cavity is a flat tipped conical type. About 0.54 x 0.975 inches. | $15.00 |
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TL1779 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #305 "Macon arsenal-for carbine" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour.....a real nice patina. Both rings & grooves are extra well defined.....as is the entire bullet. The skirt is nice & round & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.545 x 0.87 inches.
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$95.00 |
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TL1780 sold | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #26, in the cartridge section, "Williams Cleaner Type I I I - blue paper" whole cartridge. The paper has NO tears-NO repairs.....about as nice as they come! My picture is about the actual size of this cartridge. I will ship in small riker case for safety. Shipping & insurance will be $6.50 for this item. | $190.00 |
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TL1781 | For your consideration one cast pewter heart heel plate.....most of these are cast brass. You will find some minor edge chipping but overall this plate is strong & durable. All 3 screw/nail holes are complete.....this is a fairly thick piece. Dug from the Varina, Virginia area. | $35.00 |
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TL1785 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #138C "Southern manufacture" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. Please notice how large this bullet's nose (ogive) is.....typical of this bullet variety. The 3 rings are crisp & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.53 x 1.02 inches. On the backside this bullet has been professionally labeled ANTIETAM MD From the Gary Pierce collection. |
$27.00 |
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TL1789 | For your consideration one "just out of the ground" rammed & pulled Enfield bullet. Please notice the swage mark inside of the plug cavity. Rifle & plow marks can be seen on this bullet all well covered with a thick bright white patina. There is NOT a single patina chip. A 0.577 caliber bullet. Dug from the Lick Creek Valley of NE Tennessee.....a Longstreet Camp. | $8.00 |
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TL1791 | For your consideration one Stelma 06-147 "2 compound grooves" Gardner bullet. A series of slits have been cut into this bullet as shown in the right photo. The patina is a bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $10.00 |
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TL1793 | Here's a Georgia Troops bullet that I do not find listed in M&M, T&T, nor the Stelma bullet books. This bullet is a little longer than a Mason & McKee #583. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. This bullet has one, heavy, continous mold seam up one side of the bullet to the nose point & then down the other side. Please notice there is a little "lead slop" around the bullet's skirt. A teat can be seen inside of the cavity. About 0.575 x 1.13 inches. | $16.00 |
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TL1794 sale pending | For your consideration one carved civil war bullets. This piece has a near perfect bright white patina. Dug from the East Tennessee campaign. | $10.00 |
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TL1795 | For your consideration one unlisted 0.69 caliber bullet with a deeep pointed flat tipped cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is as pictured mainly a brown colour. The first ring is a high base ring & mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides of this bullet. About 0.675 x 1.125 inches....the cavity depth is about 2/3 the bullet's length. | $22.00 |
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TL1796 | For your consideration one "pistol carbine" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a slick grey green colour & I do not see a single patina chip. Mold seams can be easily seen on both sides of this bullet & on the skirt a mold type/compression type ring can also be seen. Please notice the distinct "plug" cavity on this bullet variety. About 0.575 x 1.04 inches.
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$22.00 |
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TL1799 | Here's another unlisted Georgia troops bullet I do not really find listed. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a thick, bright white colour & the patina has a ting of GA red clay red to it. This appears to me to be a skirt cast bullet. Mold seams can be seen on both sides. A teat can be seen at the base of the cavity. About 0.575 x 1.10 inches. | $16.00 |
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TL1800 | For your consideration one Stelma 07-164 "Dimmick carbine or rifle......nose cast bullet". You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a smokey white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The one ring is crisp & well defined. The cavity is a elliptical type & notice the ring in the cavity wall. About 0.53 x 0.815 inches. Dug from the Shiloh battlefield area. | $220.00 |
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TL1802 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #70B "Confederate manufacture" Macon, Georgia arsenal bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition.....notice the gun powder still on this bullet. The patina is a white on dirty brown colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Both rings are crisp & clean & the solid base is smooth. About 0.52 x 0.925 inches. | $45.00 |
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TL1803 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #100, in the cartridge section, "Cup primed-front loading-Plant revolver" cartridge. This cartridge is in top collector condition.....there will be no surprises here. Notice the white patina from the bullet that has mixed with the bullet grease. Cartridge length is about 0.94 inches & the bullet would mic out at about 0.28 inches. Pristine condition | $40.00 |
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TL1804 | For your consideration one raised dot base (.) Enfield bullet. Most interesting on this bullet is the thick, slick waxy feelin' brown patina. There is NOT a single patina chip. The condition is very good to excellent dropped with several "cold pour" marks. Please notice the very rounded nose on this bullet. The skirt is nice & round, the cavity is a deep plug type with a raised (.) at the base of the cavity. About 0.55 x 1.055 inches. Dug from the Port Hudson, LA area. | $32.00 |
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TL1805 sold | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #652 "Unknown revolver-possible tie ring cartridge" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a "two tone" white on darker white colours & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. There is one patina chip & you see it in the bullet photo. The one ring is cleanly cast.....all the way around this bullet. Mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides. The solid base is smooth & free of damage. About 0.385 x 0.61 inches. | $55.00 |
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TL1810 | For your consideration one unlisted Enfield bullet dug from the North Georgia area. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a nice brown colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. One heavy & one fainter mold seam can be seen on each side of this bullet. Please notice the very distinct nose cast mark. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.555 x 0.99 inches. | $13.00 |
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TL1811 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #591 high base 3 ringer bullet with a flat tipped cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice brown colour. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. About 0.57 x 1.045 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $16.00 |
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TL1813 | For your consideration one unlisted 3 ringer bullet with a slight high base first ring. Also notice the cavity is essentric & is a flat tipped conical type. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. When cleaned this bullet will have a nice, white patina......this bullet is about 80% still covered with dirt. All 3 rings are shallow cast & mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides. About 0.575 x 1.06 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $16.00 |
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TL1815 | For your consideration a variant of a Mason & McKee #153/157 "Sugar loaf picket-country rifle" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is an exxtra nice white colour, a thick patina & the only patina chip there is you can see in the bullet photo. Please notice the very rounded nose & the protruding rocker base base. About 0.485 x 0.815 inches. Dug from the central Virginia area. | $55.00 |
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TL1816 | For your consideration one unlisted civil war bullet I bought as a "machine made" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice bright white colour. Mold seams can be seen on both sides & please notice the high base first ring this bullet has. All 3 rings are shallow cast. The cavity is slightly essentric & is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.005 inches. | $25.00 |
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TL1817 | For your consideration one confederate 3 ringer bullet with "flat rings".....very square type rings as you see in the photo. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides. The skirt is thin & the cavity is a deeep pointed conical type. About 0.58 x 1.015 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $12.00 |
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TL1818 | Here's another unusual, unlisted 3 ringer dug from the North Georgia area. Please notice the shallow cast, widely spaced 3 rings. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a 50/50 mix of white to grey/black colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.565 x 1.01 inches. | $10.00 |
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TL1820 | For your consideration one small saddle shield "type" tag dug from one CS General Longstreet's upper East Tennessee camps. This is a heavy piece of sheet brass. The patina is an exxtra nice "deep woods" brown colour. About 1-1 1/2 inche long. Both front & back are plain. | $12.00 |
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TL1821 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #21, slight caliber/length, variant. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is as pictured a real nice brown colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The solid base is ever so slightly rounded & free of any damage. About 0.455 x 0.915 inches.....this is a BIG bullet! | $45.00 |
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TL1823 | For your consideration one 0.69 caliber bullet dug from the South Mountain, Maryland area. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is nice white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.675 x 1.085 inches. This bullet has been pleasing labeled So MTN The battle of South Mountain was know to many confederates as the battle of Boonsboro Gap. |
$17.00 |
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TL1826 | For you consideration one Mason & McKee #350 variant/Stelma 06-089 "55-caliber Alabama Enfield 3-groove rifle/musket lip cast bullet". The lip cast mark can be seen in the base photo 7 & 5 o'clock positions......its easier to see in "real" life. This bullet is in excellent dropped condition. Please notice the lathe type marks all along the bullet's nose. The patina is a lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides & the cavity is a plug type. Measures about 0.54 x 1.01 inches. About as nice as you can find! | $25.00 |
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TL1830 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #4 "The cartridge is made of untreated paper & glued to the bullet". This cartridge is a very close match to a Mason & McKee #64/65 small caliber Colt cartridge. The paper has no tears....NO damage! The bullet is just as nice. About 0.29 x 1.145 inches. | $75.00 |
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TL1831 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #138D "Southern manufacture" bullet. This bullet is in very good dropped condition. The patina is a real nice white to tan colour. All 3 rings are in great condition & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.525 x 1.03 inches. Dug from the Dalton/Rocky Face, Georgia area. | $14.00 |
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TL1833 sale pending | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #13 ".31 caliber, Eley" bullet. This bullet is in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a lite white/steel blue colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The one ring is cleanly cast & well defined.....as is the entire bullet. About 0.32 x 0.515 inches. | $47.00 |
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TL1834 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #224 Enfield bullet. This bullet is in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice brown colour. This is a nose cast bullet & the cavity is a ellipsoidal type. About 0.56 x 1.015 inches. Dug from the Wilmington, North Carolina area. | $14.00 |
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TL1837 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #203 Sharps carbine bullet with a small teat inside of its cavity. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice white colour. The 3 raised rings are crisp & well defined. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. About 0.54 x 0.94 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $10.00 |
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TL1840 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #71 pre war model Sharps & Hankins carbine bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a very nice white to a lite "gunpowder" black colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. Both raised rings are plain & easy to see. About 0.555 x 0.83 inches. Dug from the foothills of North East Tennessee.
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$25.00 |
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TL1842 | For your consideration one iron boot hill plate. As you can see its in excellent dug condition. A strong boot plate with no breaks & the rust you see is surface rust only. There is enough pitting on this item to let you know its been in the ground awhile. 2 of the 3 nail holes are open & free of rust. "Excaved in a Confederate 1862-63 camp near Fredricksburg, Va".....tag included with plate. I am told these were camp made by blacksmiths. | $20.00 |
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TL1843 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #435 0.575 caliber variant with the large cylinder cavity. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a thick white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. A mold type ring can be seen around the bullet's skirt....see base photo. About 0.575 x 1.005 inches. | $27.00 |
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TL1845 | For your consideration one unlisted 3 ringer bullet dug from the North Georgia area. Most interesting thing/s about this bullet is it has a faint nose cap "capped nose" ring. Also the cavity is a pointed conical type with a distinct pin N cone at the base of the cavity.....see base photo. This bullet is in very good dropped condition with a bright white patina with some "gunpowder" black mixed in with the white. One mold seam can be faintly seen. About 0.57 x 0.985 inches. | $14.00 |
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TL1848 | For your consideration one CS, nosecast, 3 ringer bullet that has "blobby", protruding mold seams on both sides. Please notice how widely spaced & shallow cast the 3 rings are. The cavity is a pointed conical type with a partial "ring in cavity wall" towards the base of the cavity. This bullet is in very good to excellent dropped condition with an exxtra nice tan coloured patina. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. About 0.565 x 1.075 inches. Dug from the Wilmington, North Carolina area. | $14.00 |
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TL1849 sold | For your consideration one solid base Dimmick rifle bullet dug from the Shiloh, Tennessee area. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a great tan colour with one chip on the bullet's nose. The one ring is cleanly cast & mold seams can be seen on both sides. About 0.405 x 0.91 inches. | $57.00 |
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TL1850 | For your consideration one carved 57 base marked Enfield bullet. The 57 can be easily seen. Please notice the 2 "notches" that have been carved into the bullets base. This bullet has a nose cap ring & a vertical line pressed into the bullet's side at the arsenal. | $11.00 |
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TL1853 sold | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #86 "Confederate manufacture.....breechloading carbine" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is an exxtra nice brown colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. One continious mold seam can easily be seen on the blunt nose, across the solid base & on both sides of this bullet. About 0.535 x 0.84 inches. This bullet will be almost impossible to upgrade! | $135.00 |
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TL1855 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #227 very rounded nose Enfield bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a "confederate lite white" colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet & notice the faint cold pour rings. The cavity is a pointed conical type with a very small flat tip at the base of the cavity. About 0.56 x 1.075 inches. | $17.00 |
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TL1857 | For you consideration one unlisted high base 3 ringer bullet.....a slight bigger version of a Thomas & Thomas 165B bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a splotchy white to lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Please notice the very distinct nose cast mark. All 3 rings are in great condition & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.575 x 1.11 inches. Dug in of all places from a US camp in the Lick Creek Valley NE Tennessee by myself 10-11-1992. They poured it into us with a vim. Captain William Horton 10th Kentucky Calvary, CSA Saltville, Va 1864. |
$35.00 |
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TL1858 | For your consideration 3, maybe 4, Burnside hulls stacked inside of each other. As you can see by my photos these hulls have not been mashed completely flat. A lot of detail can be seen on these hulls. Dug from the East Tennessee campaign. | $15.00 |
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TL1859 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #314 "Austrian rifle musket" bullet dug from the Antietam, Maryland area. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a mix of white to brown colours.....a real nice patina. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a plug type. About 0.70 x 1.12 inches. | $22.00 |
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TL1860 | For your consideration 2 partially melted William cleaner bullets Type III. The rings & the zinc cleaning device (pedistal) can all be seen on both bullets. Both bullets are complete just partially melted. Truely a one of a kind relic. | $14.00 |
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TL1864 | For your consideration one ringtail Sharps, Palmetto Sharps, bullet variety generally found in the South Carolina low land areas. This bullet was found in the river at Columbia.....I am told at the spot of the "old arsenal". You will find this bullet to be in very good condition. The patina is primarly a black colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The raised rings are faint but they all can be seen.....typical of this bullet variety. Please notice the extra long tie ring groove. About 0.53 x 1.12 inches. | $45.00 |
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TL1865 | For your consideration one slight variant of a Mason & McKee #257 "Picket for country rifle" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour with shades of black mixed in. Please notice how sharp the nose point is. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.455 x 0.995 inches. | $125.00 |
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TL1866 | For your consideration one unlisted confederate 3 ringer bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice bright white colour.....a near perfect patina. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet & a mold seam can be seen across the bullet's blunt nose. There are a few "pleasing" cold pour marks in this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 0.995 inches. Dug from one of CS General Longstreet's upper East Tennessee winter camps 1863-64. | $12.00 |
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TL1869 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #429 a small, short 3 ringer dug from the North Georgia area. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a splotchy white on grey colours.....a powdery patina. The 3 rings are crisp & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.525 x 0.90 inches. | $10.00 |
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TL1870 | For your consideration one 0.58 caliber skirt cast 3 ringer bullet.....the skirt cast mark can be easily seen. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a nice white colour.....much of this bullet is still covered with a red clay type dirt. One mold seam can be boldly seen. The cavity is essentric & is a pointed conical type. About 0.565 x 1.015 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $12.00 |
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TL1872 | For your consideration one very rounded nose 3 ringer bullet with an extremely deeep cavity. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a creamy white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.01 inches. The cavity depth is about 2/3's the bullet's length. | $10.00 |
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TL1873 | For your consideration one unlisted, 3 ringer bullet dug from one of Confederate General John C Breckenridge's upper East Tennessee camps, 1864. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition with a real nice patina. The nose cast mark is distinct & the 3 rings are shallow cast & widely spaced. Mold seams can be seen on both sides. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 107 inches. | $12.00 |
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TL1885 | For your consideration one cavity variant of a Mason & McKee #231 "Enfield-Pritchett" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a splotchy white to lite white colour.....much of this bullet is still covered with dirt. Mold seams can be seen on both sides & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.56 x 1.09 inches. Dug from Confederate lines at Wilmington, North Carolina. | $18.00 |
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TL1891 | For your consideration 3 0.54 caliber 3 ringer bullets. All 3 bullets are in very good dropped condition with nice white patinas as shown in my photos. All 3 bullets have pointed conical cavities. All 3 bullets are similar to each other but all are different in one respect or another. Dug from the North Georgia area. Shipping for this item is $3.25. |
$14.00 |
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TL1892 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #285 Prussion bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition with an exxtra nice tan patina. This bullet has a faint nose cap ring. Both rings are cleanly cast & the skirt is nice & round. The cavity is a ogival type. About 0.67 x 1.14 inches. Dug from the Shiloh, Tennessee area. | $28.00 |
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TL1895 | Here in weight is about 1/4 of a partially melted ringtail Sharps bullet. All 3 raised rings can be easily seen....much easier than my photo shows. Please notice the tie ring groove & base are all there. Also notice on the bottom of the tie ring base the sprue "nipper" mark is clear to see. I'd say not bad for a 1/4 of a bullet! | $10.00 |
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TL1897 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #269 "Maynard carbine-blunt nose" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a very nice tan to white colours. The one ring is crisp & mold seams can be seen, in the one ring, on both sides of this bullet. About 0.52 x 0.77 inches. | $15.00 |
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TL1898 | For your consideration one Enfield bullet with a very distinct nose cast mark. Please notice the very nice "cold pour" mark about 1/2 up on the bullet's side. This bullet is in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a tan colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.575 x 0.985 inches. Dug from Confederate lines at Wilmington, North Carolina. | $10.00 |
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TL1899 | Here's an unlisted Enfield bullet with an unusual cavity type a "conical cavity type with ring in wall of cavity" according to the Stelma bullet book. I could see this cavity being called a stepped type also. This bullet is in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a white to lite white colour with just a ting of Georgia red clay red. There is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be found on both sides of this bullet. Appears to be a nose cast bullet to me. About 0.56 x 1.075 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $17.00 |
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TL1900 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #450 Confederate regulation, machined ring bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a splotchy tan to white to lite white colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. The 3rings are crisp. The cavity is essentric & is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 0.985 inches. Dug from the foothills of NE Tennessee.....one of Longstreet's camps. | $32.00 |
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TL1901 | For your consideration one unlisted Enfield bullet with one of the most distinct nose cast marks I have ever seen. This bullet is in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a nice white colours & I do NOT see a single patina chip. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.575 x 1.02 inches. | $14.00 |
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TL1902 | For your consideration one short pattern 3 ringer bullet with a small teat inside of the cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a nice tan to white colour. The 3 rings are deeply cast & sharply upward slanting. Mold seams can be easily seen on both sides of this bullet. About 0.575 x 0.99 inches. | $16.00 |
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TL1903 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #355 machined ring 0.58 caliber bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice tan colour.....a near perfect patina. All 3 rings are crisp.....as is the entire bullet. The cavity is a ogival type. About 0.57 x 1.085 inches. | $20.00 |
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TL1905 | For your consideration one 0.59-0.60 caliber Enfield bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a mix of lite whites/greys & there is NOT a single patina chip. Please notice the well defined nose cast mark. Mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.58 x 1.02 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $20.00 |
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TL1910 | Here's a very unique relic. A dropped 0.58 caliber 3 ringer bullet firmly fused into a chunk of iron. The iron is strong & the bullet has a real nice white patina & a pointed conical cavity. Please notice the very shallow "digger kiss" to the bullet.....5 minutes & a pencil eraser will remove 80% of that. Dug from the Wilmington, North Carolina area. Please disregard my yellow pencil. |
$25.00 |
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TL1913 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #410 machined ring bullet with an easy to see nose cap ring. You will find the bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect tan colour & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. There are a couple areas of the patina that have a real nice "gunpowder" black colour. The 3 rings are crsip.....a real nice bullet. About 0.545 x 0.975 inches. Dug from the Bean Station, E Tenn area. "I came upon one cannon marred in the mud. Twelve horses couldn't budge her" Captain Edward O Guerrant 4th Kentucky Calvary CSA near Jonesbourgh, E Tenn. |
$10.00 |
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TL1914 | For your cousideration 4 confederate 3 ringer bullets. All 4 bullets are in very good to excellent dropped condition.....no culls here! All 4 bullets have real nice patinas & much of these bullets are still covered with dirt. The first 3 bullets have pointed conical cavities & the 4th has a large pin N cone cavity. All dug from the North Georgia area. Shipping is $3.75. | $20.00 |
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TL1918 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #335 "Austrian rifle musket" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a smoooth, bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. All 3 rings are crisp & mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The skirt is thick. The cavity is slightly essentric & is a conical truncated flat tip type.....as listed by M&M. About 0.70 x 1.04 inches. | $40.00 |
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TL1922 | For your consideration one Stelma 09-065 0.70 caliber bullet with a large stepped type cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina on this bullet will be an extra nice bright white colour when cleaned.....95%+ of this bullet is covered with a "deep woods" type dirt. HEAVY mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The 3 rings are crsip & clean. About 0.685 x 1.055 inches. Dug years ago from Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. | $11.00 |
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TL1923 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #106 "Wilkinson Pattern" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition high-lighted by a "gun powder" black & a red clay red dirt. The patina is a white/lite white colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. One heavy mold seam can be seen on this bullet. Both rings are cleanly cast.....as is the entire bullet. The solid base is smooth. About 0.54 x 1.01 inches. This bullet will be very hard to up grade. |
$70.00 |
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TL1926 sale pending | For your consideration 3 Mason & McKee #467 commerical Sharps bullets with the lathe dimple type cavity. All 3 bullets are in very good dropped condition. All 3 have bright white patinas & there is NOT a single patina chip on any of the bullets. Mold seams can be seen on the 3 bullets. The raised rings are in good condition also. Shipping for this item is $3.25. |
$10.00 |
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TL1927 | For your consideration 2 partially melted Gallager carbine bullets....most likely Mason & McKee #442's. Both bullets have a bright white patinas & there is NOT a single patina chip.....the patinas are so bright its hard to photograph. At least 2 rings can be seen on both bullets & the bullet to the left the faint bottom "4th ring" can be seen. Better relics than my photo shows. Dug from the E Tenn campaign 1863. | $12.00 |
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TL1928 | For your consideration one Stelma 06-030 0.58 caliber bullet with a LARGE skirt cast mark. The skirt cast mark can be seen in the cavity photo 10-1 o'clock position. This bullet is in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect white colour.....much of this bullet is still covered with dirt. Mold seams can be easily seen on both sides. The nose point is "sharp" & is slightly bulbed. About 0.575 x 1.01 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $16.00 |
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TL1930 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #350 "Enfield pattern-lube grooves?" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition.....please notice the faint lathe rings on the bullet's nose. This bullet has a faint nose cap ring sitting directly on the end of the nose. Mold seams can be seen on both sides & the 3 rings are crisp & cleanly cast. The cavity is a plug type. About 0.57 x 1.015 inches. Dug near Morristown, Tennessee from one of Longstreet's winter camps 1863-64. | $15.00 |
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TL1932 | For your conxsideration one partially melted 0.69 caliber 3 ring bullet. As you can see the 3 rings can still be seen & part of the cavity also. The patina is a bright white colour, a real nice patina. Truely a one of a kind relic. | $8.00 |
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TL1933 | For your consideration one partially melted 3 ring bullet. The 3 rings can all still be seen & the cavity is elongated & filled with dirt but it can still be seen also. The patina is a real nice bright white colour. Truely a one of a kind relic. | $7.00 |
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TL1935 | For your consideration one variant of a Stelma 06-073 "59-caliber 3-groove" slight high base first ring bullet. You will find this bullet to be in at least very good dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour with heavy traces of gun powder black on this bullet.....there is NOT a single patina chip. The 3 rings are all crisp & clean. The cavity is a pointed conical type with a shallow pin N cone at the base of the cavity. I just dug the gun powder out of the PIN just to make sure it was there. About 0.58 x 0.955 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $14.00 |
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TL1937 | For your considceration one Mason & McKee #142 "Cut off Williams Type II" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a great lite brown colour. The 3 rings are all square type & are extra well defined. On the solid base you can see where the stem has been cut-off. About 0.57 x 0.925 inches. This same bullet is listed in the Stelma bullet book 07-137. | $45.00 |
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TL1938 sale pending | For your consideration one confederate 3 ringer bullet dug from Wilmington/Fort Fisher, North Carolina area. This is a crudely made bullet but it is in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a very smooth, very even light grey (confederate white) colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. Please notice the very crude nose cast mark. The 3 rings are shallow cast & all are very well defined. One mold seam can be faintly seen. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.565 x 1.03 inches. | $11.00 |
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TL1945 | Here's a much shorter verision of a Mason & McKee #383 confederate "Cap nose" bullet.....the capped nose can be faintly seen. This bullet is in very good dropped condition with the patina as pictured. The skirt is thick & the cavity is a very shallow ogival type. Please notice the heavy woods dirt still left on this bullet. About 0.57 x 0.97 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $14.00 |
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TL1946 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #403 confederate 3 ringer bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect tan colour, smooth & even. Please notice the very blunt nose & mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type with a "ring in the cavity wall" at the base of the cavity. The cavity could also be considerated a stepped type. About 0.575 x 1.05 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $12.00 |
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TL1950 | Here's a very unusual pulled bullet. The gentleman I got this item from
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is a 0.69 caliber bullet & it is quite easy to see where the "guide" entered & exited the bullet. The patina is a near perfect bright white colour. |
$12.00 |
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TL1951 | Here's one of the neatest chewed bullets I have ever had. A Williams cleaner bullet with 2 very deep teeth marks & several other bite marks. The bottom 1/2 of this bullet is untouched. All 3 rings are crisp & clean & the "pedistal" can be seen on the solid base. The patina is a bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Dug from the Chattanooga, Tennessee area. I'm not a dentist but the bite marks looks like human teeth marks. | $12.00 |
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TL1952 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #264 triangle cavity 0.69 caliber bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a lite white to lite grey colours. The nose cast mark can be plainly seen & the one ring is cleanly cast. About 0.685 x 0.99 inches. | $22.00 |
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TL1955 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #379 confederate side cast bullet.....the side cast mark is easy to see & a mold seam runs directly thru the center of the side cast mark. Please notice the errant air bubble in the side cast mark. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect bright white colour. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.10 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $8.00 |
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TL1956 sale pending | For your consideration one L "cocked" 2 base marked Enfield bullet. The L2 is real easy to see in the base of this bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent condition with a dark grey/black/lite white patina. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it & there is NOT a single patina chip. A nose cap ring can be seen on the bullet's nose. The cavity is a deeep plug type. About 0.57 x 1.10 inches. | $20.00 |
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TL1957 sold | For your consideration one "nipped" nose Dimmick bullet dug years ago down around Shiloh, Tennessee. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a lite white to brown colour.....a near perfect patina. The one ring is crisp. The cavity is a flat tipped conical/small plug type. About 0.40 x 0.765 inches. | $65.00 |
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TL1958 | Here's a truely one of a kind relic dug from the Cold Harbor, Virginia area. This is a Spencer hull with a 0.54 caliber Gardner bullet pushed down inside of the hull. The brass hull is in excellent dropped condition with no damage. The hull has a beautiful "deep woods" type patina & one faint firing pin mark can be seen on the base of the hull. The Gardner "insert" can be plainly seen on the skirt/cavity of the Gardner bullet. Please notice there is dirt left inside of the cavity. General Grants memiors stated: I have always regretted the last assult at Cold Harbor was ever made. |
$22.00 |
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TL1961 sale pending | For your consideration one Confederate bullet with a very large nose cast mark. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is as pictured a nice white to tan colour. The 3 rings are all partially filled with dirt & the cavity is too. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.09 inches. Dug from the Corinth, Mississippi area. | $11.00 |
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TL1962 | For your consideration one brass bayonet scabbard tip dug from the Corinth, Mississippi area. Great dark brown/green patina. This tip is strong & durable. | $23.00 |
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TL1964 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #451 bullet made from a mis-matching bullet mold. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition.The patina is a lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Heavy mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. Also where the mold seam & 3 rings meet there is a mis-matching of the 3 rings.....see bullet photo. The cavity is essentric & notice the slight "lip" partially around the skirt. About 0.575 x 1.06 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $9.00 |
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TL1966 sale pending | For your consideration one unlisted 0.54 caliber 3 ringer bullet dug from the North Georgia area. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice bright white colour. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. Please notice the widely cast, upward slanting rings. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.54 x 1.03 inches. | $10.00 |
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TL1968 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee variant "Picket type for country rifle" bullet. This bullet is just slightly "larger" than a M&M #18. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a nice white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The bullet's nose is very blunt while the solid base is slightly "rounded or rocker" base. About 0.495 x 0.955 inches. This bullet is out of an ole time Virginia collection. | $46.00 |
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El-Fake-O | Here's a CS bill I bought at the Nashville, TN show a few years back. I listed it on e bay & my in box was quickly filled with people telling me this was a fake bill. I found out this "CS" $5 was part of a 1960's or 70's board game. Sort of Monolopy money for civil war enthusiasts. Once again my pride took a HEAVY hit & I'll probably never re-coup my 12 bucks from that guy at Nashville. | Priceless |
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TL1971 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #182 1861 pattern ring tail Sharps bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect dusty white/GA red clay red colours. Heavy mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. About 0.535 x 1.06 inches. Dug from the Dalton/Rocky Face, Georgia area. | $10.00 |
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TL1972 | For your consideration one unlisted 0.70 caliber 3 ringer bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is an extra nice white colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. The 3 rings are crisp & mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is an deep stepped type & please notice the thin skirt. About 0.69 x 1.07 inches. | $18.00 |
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TL1976 sale pending | For your consideration one Stelma 06-064 "Fayetteville, North Carolina arsenal bullet". Even though my photo does not show this the cavity is a distinct stepped type or wide "ring in cavity wall" cavity. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a dusty white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. This is a nose cast bullet & mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides. Please notice the very low base first ring & the faint cold pour marks in the bullet's mid-ogive. About 0.57 x 1.005 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $18.00 |
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TL1977 sale pending | For your consideration one Stelma 06-064 "Fayetteville, North Carolina arsenal bullet". Please notice this bullet has a very faint "ring in the cavity wall" stepped type cavity. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a lite white to black colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. Mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides of this bullet & please note the very low base first ring. About 0.57 x 1.015 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $18.00 |
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TL1980 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #96, in the cartridge section, "Teat fire for National Revolver-flat teat" cartridge. You will find this cartridge to be in excellent condition. The brass could not be nicer.....with a great aged patina. The bullet has a nice white patina with some of the original bullet grease around the edges. Please excuse the glare from my camera lights. | $25.00 |
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TL1987 sale pending | For you consideration 2 0.69 caliber round balls that are partially melted.....got a little close to the camp fire. Funny looking at partially melted bullets is a lot like looking at clouds.....everybody sees something a little different. To me the first looks like 1/2 a round ball with knarled baby fingers & a skull face with an acorn hat.....what do you see? | $15.00 |
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TL1988 | For your consideration one Enfield with a very noticable ring around its nose. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice white to lite white colour.....much of this bullet is still covered with dirt. A nose cast mark can be easily seen. The cavity is a shallow flat tipped conical type. About 0.565 x 0.995 inches. Dug from CS lines at Wilmington, North Carolina. | $16.00 |
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TL1990 | For your consideration one 0.69 caliber round ball cast in a leaky bullet mold. A very large to extra, extra large mold seam can be seen 360 degrees around this ball. The sprue mark can also be seen. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a thick, bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. About 0.66 inches. Dug from the Shiloh, Tennessee area. | $15.00 |
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TL1994 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas 198B "Southern manufacture" 0.69 caliber Georgia teat base bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a "spotted" brown to dark brown colours.....a very nice patina. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The teat is easy to see. About 0.685 x 1.095 inches. Dug from the Dalton, Georgia area. | $23.00 |
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TL1995 sold | For your consideration one 0.56 caliber Dimmick bullet dug from the Shiloh, Tennessee area. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a nice bright white colour.....much of this bullet is still covered with dirt. The one ring is cleanly cast & one mold seam can be seen on this bullet. The teat is large & protrudes flush with the bullet's skirt. About 0.56 x 0.82 inches. | $75.00 |
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TL1998 | For your consideration 4 cannister balls all with long cut sprues.....as pictured. These balls are about 1 1/2 inches. A couple have heavy mold seams. All have very stable iron with only minor surface pitts. All 4 together make an impressive display but I will sell seperately. Dug from Vicksburg, Mississippi. | $15.00 each |
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TL1999 sale pending | For your consideration one solid cast brass calvary bell dug from the Corinth, Mississippi area. You will find this bell in excellent dug condition. The patina is a great, aged brown colour. On the inside of the bell the iron clapped rusted away years ago & left this rusted area in one spot. In other words when this bell was lost it didn't move until it was found some 150 years later. About 3 inch by 3 inch. Truely a unique relic. | $45.00 |
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TL2000 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #44, in the cartridge section, "Sharps pistol carbine-paper" cartridge. This cartridge is also IDed in the Thomas & Thomas handbook #99 "For Sharps pistol". The entire cartridge is in excellent condition. The lower 3/4's of the paper was dipped in wax for weather proofing.....the wax can still be easily seen & felt. The "regulation folds" have created a very nice tail on this cartridge. The patina on the bullet is flawless & the colour is a slick/shiny black. About 0.38 x 1.64 inches. Shipping & insurance for this item will be $6.50. | $205.00 |
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TL2001 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas 165B long nosed confederate 3 ringer bullet dug from the Dalton/Rocky Face, Georgia area. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Please notice the very distinct nose cast mark & the cavity is a pointed conical type. Also notice the slight high base first ring on this bullet. About 0.57 x 1.05 inches. | $14.00 |
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TL2003 | For your consideration one iron nose cap for the fore grip of a rifle. These nose caps are almost always made from cast brass. This item is in excellent dropped condition. Great iron here! The patina is a great aged brown colour. The one screw hole is visible & the groove where the ram rod once fit are all crisp & clean. Top & bottom there is just enough wear to this nose cap to let you know it saw the American civil war.....first hand. Dug from the Kennasaw Mountain, Georgia area. | $22.00 |
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TL2004 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #386 0.59-0.60 caliber minie'ball. This bullet is in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a slick brown colour with small areas of white "peeking thru". Mold seams can be easily seen on both sides of this bullet. This is a nose cast bullet. The skirt is thick & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.585 x 1.00 inches. Dug from CS lines at Wilmington, North Carolina. | $18.00 |
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TL2007 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #442 four ring Gallager carbine bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a slick brown colour & there is NOT a single patina chip.....a 1 in 100 patina! All 3 rings are crisp & clean. The cavity is a shallow paraboloidal/pointed conical type. Faint traces of black powder can still be seen inside of the cavity. About 0.53 x 0.96 inches. Dug from the foothills of NE Tenn. | $12.00 |
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TL2009 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #88 variant "normally found with cavity" well this is one with the cavity. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect tan colour & the patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. The one ring is crisp & clean. The cavity is a small plug type with a protruding teat at the base of the cavity. This bullet has been labeled MS 44 Dug from the Corinth/Shiloh area. | $85.00 |
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TL2011 | For your consideration one cartridge box pull/finiale dug from the foothills of NE Tenn. This pull is made from solid brass. Please notice that the pull is about 95% still covered with dirt but where the patina can be seen its a great "deep woods" brown colour. | $10.00 |
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TL2015 | This has been a tough bullet for me to find.....2 in better than 15 years of looking. For your consideration one Mason & McKee #243 nose cast Enfield bullet with a ellipsoidal type cavity. Please notice the slanted nose. You will find this bullet to be in at least very good dropped condition. The patina is a nice tan to white colour. Dug from the Wilmington/Fort Fisher, North Carolina area. | $16.00 |
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TL2017 | For your consideration one unlisted, BIG Confederate 3 ringer bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition.....notice the original bullet grease left in the rings. The patina is a near perfect tan to brown colour. Please notice the LARGE nose cast mark. About 0.575 x 1.045 inches. Dug from one of CS General Longstreet's NE Tenn winter camps 1863-64. | $12.00 |
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TL2020 | For your consideration one dot (.) based Enfield bullet.....the dot is bold & easy to see. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a mix of lite whites to tan to greys....a very nice patina. Please notice the faint nose cap ring. The skirt is nice & round & the cavity is a deep plug type. About 0.57 x 1.06 inches. | $30.00 |
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The old Lutheran Church here at Mosheim. A true 1 room church built in the 1890's. The original log church was used as a field hospital just after the battle of Blue Springs. Most of the troops treated on this site were from US General Ambrose Burnside's Corps as they pulled back towards Knoxville. Another field hospital site is located just a stones throw from here & it now has a bank sitting on it. The old church has been used as a movie prop for a couple of lower budget films. I fear for this old structure.....it is now vacant. | ||
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Here's one that may be hard to find even with a map. Carter's Station Methodist church at Albany community, E Tenn. This area was settled in the 1780's as a harbor for early pioneers coming into this area. Davy Crockett's grandparents were some of these people. Used as a field headquarters by the 4th, 5th, 10th Kentucky Calvary CSA, also General Vaughn's E Tennesseeans.....they all rode together. My hunch is John Hunt Morgan occupied this building from time to time. This is a magnificent structure with 16 foot windows. If you are by this way on Sunday morning stop in for services. | ||
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TL2024 | For your consideration one side cast Enfield bullet, a Thomas & Thomas 147B. This bullet is in excellent dropped condition with an easy to see side cast mark. The patina is a near perfect tan colour. One mold seam can be plainly seen on this bullet. The cavity is a shallow pointed conical type with traces of black powder still inside of the cavity. Dug from the Falling Timbers/Shiloh, Tennessee area. | $24.00 |
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TL2025 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #305 "Macon arsenal-for carbine" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a brown to reddish brown & there is NOT a single patina chip. The patina has that very slick, very waxy feelin' to it.....very nice. Both rings are crisp & clean & one mold seam can be faintly seen. The cavity is a pointed conical type with traces of gun powder still left in the base of the cavity. About 0.555 x 0.90 inches. | $125.00 |
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TL2032 | For your consideration one cone cavity 0.69 caliber bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a very smooth, very even bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides. Please notice the nice "casting" ring around the bullet's skirt. About 0.685 x 1.095 inches. | $12.00 |
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TL2035 | For your consideration three 0.69 caliber 3 ring bullets all with cone cavities. All 3 bullets are in very good dropped condition. All 3 bullets have nice patinas. The middle bullet was dug in Missouri & the far right bullet still has a little dirt/black powder mix in the cavity. Shipping is $3.50. | $15.00 |
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TL2036 | For your consideration one 0.58 caliber variant of a Mason & McKee #435 cylinder cavity 3 ringer bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a slick, waxy feelin' brown colour.....a real nice patina. All 3 rings are crisp & clean.....as is the entire bullet & notice the casting ring all the way around the skirt. About 0.575 x 1.01 inches. | $24.00 |
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TL2037 | For your consideration two Mason & McKee #365 variants. You will find both bullets are in excellent dropped condition. Both bullets have white patinas & there is NOT na single patina chip. Please notice both bullets have very big, easy to see nose cast marks.....they almost look as if they were applied later. Mold seams can be seen on both bullets. Both bullets have a "lip" just inside of the cavity. This is a BIG 0.58 caliber variant....like a M&M 365 they measure about 0.575 x 1.08 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $22.00 |
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TL2039 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #185 Linen Sharps bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice white to red clay red colours. Very cleanly cast bullet....all the rings & grooves can be easily seen. About 0.535 x 0.985 inches. | $10.00 |
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TL2040 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #97 "Foreign mold for revolver" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a lite grey colour that has a slick waxy feelin' to it. This bullet has a very nice nose point & is a very cleanly cast bullet. About 0.37 x 0.585 inches. | $32.00 |
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TL2041 | For your consideration one brass bayonet scabbard tip. This tip is made from heavy sheet brass so this is a very strong item. This tip is in excellent dug comdition with a great brown patina. As you can see it retains its original triangular shape. The brass finiale is firmly attached to the rest of the scabbard tip. Dug from the Corinth, Mississippi area. | $40.00 |
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TL2042 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #581 "Enfield pattern-lubed groove" bullet. In real life the skirt cast mark can be easily seen....in my base photo it can be faintly seen in the 1-3 o'clock position. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition.....this bullet is pretty much covered with dirt. All 3 rings are crisp & mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a shallow plug type. About 0.575 x 0.995 inches. This bullet is also identifed as a Stelma 06-091 "Alabama Enfield 3-groove rifle/musket lip cast bullet". I can provide a city/state dig location for this relic. | $22.00 |
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TL2046 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #217 0.70 caliber "Tower for rifled musket" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is as pictured a real nice white colour that has that slick waxy feelin' to it. Mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides of this bullet. The skirt is nice & round & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.69 x 1.055 inches. | $105.00 |
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TL2047 | For your consideration one dead on match to a Mason & McKee #227 very rounded nose Enfield bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.565 x 1.095 inches. | $15.00 |
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TL2052 | For your consideration one unlisted 0.70 caliber 3 ringer dug from the Murfreesboro, Tenn area. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a slick waxy feelin' white colour & I do not see a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is fairly heavily essentric....making for a much thinner cavity wall on one side. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.69 x 1.10 inches. Please notice the false insert effect this bullet has. | $16.00 |
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TL2054 | For your consideration one non dug, South Carolina state seal vest button. This button has NO damage & almost 100% bright gold guilt. All the fine details can be seen front & back. The backmark is a HORSTMANN & ALLIEN NY. The hook stands straight up. This button measures about 0.72 inches across. Listed in Tice's as SC266 & is unlisted in the Albert's button book. Please excuse the glare from my camera lights. | $65.00 |
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TL2056 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #214/215 variant "Tower for rifle musket" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition.....mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides. The patina is a slick, lite white colour....very smooth, very even. The cavity is heavily essentric & is a deep plug type. About 0.665 x 0.97 inches. | $48.00 |
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TL2063 sale pending | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #384 variant "Foreign mold" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in choice dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Please notice the black powder stains in the bullet's rings & cavity. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 1.04 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area where other M&M 384's were found. | $12.00 |
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TL2064 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #451 high base 3 ringer bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.575 x 1.08 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $12.00 |
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TL2065 | For your consideration one Thomas & Thomas #171A "Southern manufacture" the tallest of the Georgia teat base bullets. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect lite white colour. Please notice the ring around the nose & mold seams can be easily seen on both sides of this bullet. There is a well defined teat inside of the cavity. About 0.575 x 1.14 inches. | $30.00 |
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opinions wanted | Here's a saddle shield (1.96 x 1.63W inches) I recently picked up. Condition is excellent. Patina excellent also although the actual patina is more brown than my photo shows. IDed to me as being dug from the La Grange, Tenn area. Please notice the M stamped into the front of shield. In the right light you can see a stamped RM. Really late at night in the right light I can see a faint ARMY The patina in the stampings is just as nice as any where else. Good? Bad? Fake? or Post War? | |
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TL2068 | For your consideration one horse harness bell in excellent dug condition. The patina is a flawless dark, deep brown colour. Please notice the horseshoe (up side down U) pattern. The "ringer" still rolls freely inside of the bell. Measures about 1.3 x 1.1 inches. | $12.00 |
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TL2069 | For your consideration one carved civil war bullet....looks like a chess pawn to me. The detail is great as shown. The patina is a real nice slick brown colour. There is a small dimple cavity in the solid base. About 0.70 inches tall. | $18.00 |
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TL2070 | For your consideration one 3 ringer bullet with 3 widely spaced rings. Please notice the the essentric pointed conical cavity. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a lite white colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. About 0.565 x 0.985 inches. Dug from the Dalton/Rocky Face, Georgia area. | $11.00 |
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TL2072 | For your consideration one 3 ringer with a "stepped small cone" cavity & is a variant of a Stelma 06-065,065,040 bullet. With a "ring in the cavity wall". You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a white on blackish colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. Please notice the well defined nose cast mark with mold seams radiating down both sides of this bullet. About 0.575 x 1.05 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. | $15.00 |
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TL2073 | For your consideration one variant of a Mason & McKee #220 Enfield bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a very slick/shiny brown colour.....a near perfect patina. Please notice the very clear nose cast mark & mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.525 x 1.20 inches. | $25.00 |
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TL2074 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #157 variant "Sugar loaf picket-country rifle" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a smooth grey colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Please notice the bullet's very rounded nose & the protruding teat/long cut sprue on the bullet's base. About 0.385 x 0.72 inches. | $35.00 |
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TL2075 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #410 "machined for rifle" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is an extra nice white to tan to brown colours. The cavity is an ellipsoidal type. About 0.545 x 1.005 inches. Dug from the Corinth, Mississippi area. | $8.00 |
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TL2077 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #70 Smith carbine bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina ia a real nice brown to lite white colours. The patina has that slick waxy feelin' to it. The one ring is crisp & clean & the solid base is smooth. About 0.525 x 0.85 inches. Dug from the Shiloh, Tenn area. | $6.00 |
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TL2079 | For your consideration one regulation Large sized cartridge box pull dug from the foothills of NE Tenn. This pull is in excellent dropped condition with a stunning plum/green patina. About 0.84 inches tall. | $12.00 |
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TL2080 sale pending | For your consideration one brass spur rowell in excellent dug condition. The patina is a very smooth plum/brown colour.....truely a 1-500 patina. Please notice the hole thru the center of the rowell. Dug from the Lick Creek Valley of NE Tenn from a camp of the 13th Tenn Vol Calvary Reg USA.....these are the troops who shot & killed CS General John H Morgan. Dug back in 1988. | $25.00 |
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TL2082 | For your consideration one partially melted 3 ringer bullet.....one of the best partially melted bullets I have had. Please notice the 3 rings can be easily seen on the "front" side of this bullet. The "back" side of this bullet has a lot of character also. Please notice the bright white patina.....perfect on both sides!! | $12.00 |
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TL2083 sold | For your consideration one unlisted ringtail Sharps bullet variety that seems to be found in the low land areas of South Carolina & over towards the Savannah, Georgia areas also. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The 3 raised rings can all be plainly seen & mold seams can be seen on both sides. Please notice the very long tie ring & the solid base is smooth......just a real nice bullet! About 0.535 x 1.11 inches. Dug from the Pocatallo, South Carolina area. | $70.00 |
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TL2085 | For you consideration one variant of a Mason & McKee "foreign mold" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a near perfect bright white colour. Please notice the very low base first ring, the very tall 2nd & the normal height top ring. This bullet has a very well defined, almost looks applied, nose cast mark. The cavity is a cylinder type. About 0.53 x 0.995 inches. Dug from the Shiloh, Tenn area. | $23.00 |
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TL2092 | For your consideration 3 finials/pulls, all brass, all dug from the foothills of NE Tenn. Please notice the great green patina on the first finial. Also notice the locking ring on this finial. The locking ring is on an oblong shaft. Turn the ring one way & it locks in place....turn it the other way & it comes off. The middle finial is a smaller pattern. Large ring on its base.....excellent dropped condition also. The last is an "odd" pattern finial. Just a little bent. | $12.00 |
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TL2095 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #42 0.58 caliber "Sharps carbine" bullet.....the largest caliber Sharps bullet used during the civil war. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a splotchy grey to lite white to brown colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. All 3 raised rings are crisp & well defined & mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The solid base is smooth & a faint sprue "nip" mark can be seen on the base. About 0.57 x 1.055 inches. | $26.00 |
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TL2096 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #431 variant confederate salvaged lead bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a lite white to lite grey colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. The rings are all faintly cast & the cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.515 x 0.85 inches. Dug from the North Georgia area. This is not an easy bullet variety to find for sale. | $19.00 |
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TL2101 sale pending | For your consideration one slight variant of a Thomas & Thomas 144A "Macon arsenal" Enfield bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. Please notice the rather LARGE nose cast mark. The patina is a splotchy lite/bright white colours & there is NOT a single patina chip. Mold seams can be seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is a pointed conical type. About 0.53 x 0.94 inches. | $24.00 |
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TL2106 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #435 0.58 caliber variant "foreign mold" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good dropped condition. The patina is a white to tan colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Please notice the very low base first ring. The skirt is thick & notice the mold type seam around the bullet's skirt. The cavity is a cylinder type. About 0.575 x 1.005 inches. | $30.00 |
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TL2108 sale pending | For your consideration one very tall pattern Enfield bullet with a deeep cylinder cavity a tall pattern of a Mason & McKee #609. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a creamy white colour.....about 95% of this bullet is still covered with dirt. Please notice the faint nose cap ring. There are faint cold pour marks in the "body" of this bullet. About 0.555 x 1.135 inches. Dug from Wilmington, North Carolina. Not your typical plug base English import Enfield bullet! |
$17.00 |
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TL2109 | For your consideration one slight variant of a Mason & McKee #224 ellipsoidal cavity Enfield bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a smooth tan colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. This bullet has a well defined nose cast mark & mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides. About 0.57 x 1.015 inches. Dug from Wilmington, North Carolina. | $14.00 |
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TL2110 | For your consideration one unlisted Enfield bullet with a very distinct nose cast mark. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a bright white colour.....about 95% of this bullet is still covered with dirt. Please notice the heavy "insert" ring that goes completely around the bullet's skirt.....see base photo. The cavity is a shallow pointed conical type. About 0.57 x 0.98 inches. Dug from Wilmington, North Carolina. | $12.00 |
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TL2111 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #410 machined ring bullet. Please notice that the bottom ring is the deepest depth ring of the 3. The middle ring is a medium depth (normal) & the top is a much shallower depth ring than the bottom 2. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice brown colours & the cavity is an ellipsoidal/ogival type. About 0.53 x 0.90 inches. Dug from the Murfreesboro, Tenn area. | $11.00 |
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TL2112 | For your consideration one unlisted Enfield bullet with an easy to see nose cast mark. Please notice the slightly stepped (ring in cavity wall) pointed conical cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a real nice tan to white colour & also notice the thin skirt. About 0.56 x 1.04 inches. | $14.00 |
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TL2114 | For your consideration one unlisted, short pattern 3 ringer bullet dug from the La Grange, Tenn area. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dropped condition. The patina is a great tan to lite brown colour & there is NOT a single patina chip. Please notice the slight hi base first ring & mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides of this bullet. The cavity is essentric & is a pointed conical type. About 0.575 x 0.955 inches. | $12.00 |
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TL2117 sold | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #281 Dimmick rifle bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a BRIGHT white colour with small areas of black/grey mixed in & there is NOT a single patina chip. The one ring is crisp & the bullet's nose is blunt. The cavity is an ellipsoidal type with a very small teat. About 0.325 x 0.665 inches. Dug from the Corinth, Mississippi area. | $85.00 |
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TL2118 | For your consideration one Mason & McKee #588 variant "Teat nose-CS MOLD" bullet. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dropped condition. The patina is a very nice tan colour. This bullet has a distinct nose cast mark & mold seams can be faintly seen on both sides. The cavity is a pointed conical type & just inside of the cavity a "lip" can be seen. About 0.57 x 1.055 inches. Dug from one of CS General Longstreet's NE Tenn winter camps 1863-64. | $10.00 |