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PC3179
Two Complete Spencer Cartridges
This pair of excavated Spencer carbine cartridges are in excellent condition
and are from the bullet collection of
Paul Irvin. Both
cartridges have a nice green patina and their bullets are white.
Neither example have any holes, dents or repairs. These are two very
nice cartridges that will display well in any bullet, cartridge or general
relic collection.
During the
late nineteen sixties into the early nineteen eighties
Paul Irvin hunted many Civil War sites, both
union and confederate, in central Virginia. The story of several of Mr.
Irvin's major relic finds is recalled in a chapter from Howard Crouch's
book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and
Hunting".
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PC3151
45 Buck Shot
These
excavated buck
shot are all in good dropped condition and were recovered from General
George B. McClellan's campsite at Harrison's Landing east of Richmond, Va.
by Gene Cooley. The forty-five buck shot pictured are the exact
ones you will receive. Mr. Cooley is in his late 80's and still relic
hunts today. To read more about Mr. Cooley please click
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PC3178
Carved Dice
This pair of dice are from the bullet collection of
Paul Irvin and were made in the field
from bullet lead. This was yet another way soldiers occupied their
idle time. First carving the gaming pices, then sitting round the
campfire "rolling the dice". Though not a completely matching
pair, one die has less distinguishable indenting dots indicating number but
the other is clearly a die. Both are of similar size. These will
make an excellent relic for any campsite display.
During the
late nineteen sixties into the early nineteen eighties
Paul Irvin hunted many Civil War sites, both
union and confederate, in central Virginia. The story of several of Mr.
Irvin's major relic finds is recalled in a chapter from Howard Crouch's
book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and
Hunting".
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PC3107
Five .69 Caliber Three Ring Bullets "Fat Boys"
These five .69 caliber three
ring bullets are in excellent dropped condition with grey white patinas.
All five have nicely rounded skirts and conical style bases. These huge bullets had one purpose and that was to cause massive destruction
to their intended target. These are some of the largest type of bullets
used during the Civil War and, nice examples such as these, are now becoming
harder and harder to find. This fine group was recovered in the Culpeper
County, VA area will display very nicely. The bullets pictured are the
exact ones you will receive. $40.00
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PC3173
Carved Bullet - Bird House" ?
This interesting three ring bullet is
an excellent example of a Civil War soldier's artwork. As in any war
there were periods of idle time where the men sat in campsites whittling
away on lead bullets crafting them into objects ranging from non-descript
shapes to beautifully crafted works of art. One such piece of
art offered in this listing is what I believe to be a bird house from the
bullet collection of
Paul Irvin.
Now, this object could also be interpreted as something other than a bird
house, so I will leave this up to the future owner to decide. It is
indeed a beautiful carved bullet and the additional pictures will prove
that.
During the
late nineteen sixties into the early nineteen eighties
Paul Irvin hunted many Civil War sites, both
union and confederate, in central Virginia. The story of several of Mr.
Irvin's major relic finds is recalled in a chapter from Howard Crouch's
book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and
Hunting".
Click here to read the story of Mr. Irvin and these finds.
This bullet is an awesome example and will make for an excellent addition to
any carved bullet or general relic collection.
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PC3059
15 Unique and Interesting "Pulled" Bullets
These fifteen bullets are not
just your average ordinary American Civil War bullets. Each one of
these bullets is a misfire and each one had to be extracted or "pulled" from
the gun barrel using a screw, corkscrew, pincers, or other device attached
to the end of a ramrod. What makes this group particularly interesting
is that there are several different types of bullets included and each one
exhibits unusual features such as exceptionally large screw holes, very
distinct screw threads, deep holes and other unusual and unique
characteristics. Included
in this group are: 2 Williams Type III cleaner bullets, .69 cal.
round ball, .69 cal. 3 ring bullet, several 3 ring bullets, a Washington Arsenal star base bullet
where the screw was inserted so deep that the star in the base is bulging
out,
a .44 caliber dragoon pistol bullet, a .44 cal. Colt pistol bullet, a .52
Joslyn carbine bullet, and a
Confederate Gardner bullet. Another overlooked and unique aspect about
extracted or pulled bullets is the fact that they were handled not once, but
twice by the soldier. Sometimes in the heat of battle, when everything
was on the line between life and death for these guys, with continued
firing, the guns simply misfired and the process to extract the bullet would
begin. My guess is, with bullets whizzing by your head, for them, the
extraction process seemed an eternity. This nice collection were all
excavated in central Virginia by various relic hunters and the bullets
pictured are the exact bullets you will receive. $75.00
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PC3172
Three Piece Shaler Bullet
This dropped
Shaler bullet, with its yellow-gray patina, is in very good condition and
is from the bullet collection of
Paul Irvin. All three sections are present
with the top two sections fused together with the bottom section loose as
recovered. The top two sections were fused as a result of being buried
tightly together in the soil for decades. The Shaler three piece
bullet is by far one of the most interesting bullets from the Civil War. It
is a multi-piece .58 caliber bullet that was invented by Reuben Shaler and
patented on August 12, 1862. After it was fired, the three sections would
spread apart allowing for more impact points on its designated target. Written on this
particular bullet is the McKee and Mason bullet book reference
number of "521".
During the
late nineteen sixties into the early nineteen eighties
Paul Irvin hunted many Civil War sites, both
union and confederate, in central Virginia. The story of several of Mr.
Irvin's major relic finds is recalled in a chapter from Howard Crouch's
book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and
Hunting".
Click here to read the story of Mr. Irvin and these finds.
This bullet is a near perfect example and will make for an excellent
addition to any collection. Ref. M&M 521 and T&T 155d.
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10 Washington Arsenal "Star Base" Bullets
This group of ten dropped .58 caliber Washington Arsenal "star base"
bullets are all in fair
condition. The star is plainly visible in each base but, as you will
see, the skirts on each bullet are disfigured. These examples were excavated from various Civil War sites east
of Richmond, VA. The ten bullets pictured are the exact ones you will
receive. Click on the thumbnail picture to the left to see them. $35.00
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PC3152
Five
Ringtail Sharps Carbine Bullets - Beauties -
These extra high quality excavated ringtail Sharps
carbine bullets are all in excellent dropped condition and were recovered
from the
Brandy Station, VA. area. All have very pleasing yellow-gray-white
patinas and the five bullets pictured are the exact bullets
you will receive.
$65.00
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PC2740
Five Richmond Lab. Sharps Bullets - Beauties -
These extra high quality Richmond Lab.
Sharps bullets are all in excellent dropped condition and were recovered in
the Seven
Pines, VA. area. They all have whitish-gray patinas with some
yellowing. The five bullets pictured
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PC2715
Five Merrill Carbine Bullets - Beauties -
These extra high quality Merrill carbine
bullets are all in excellent dropped condition and all have nice white
patinas. Excavated in the
Petersburg, VA area the five bullets pictured are the exact ones you will
receive. $55.00
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PC2727
Ten .44 Caliber Colt Dragoon Pistol Bullets
These
ten dropped .44 caliber Colt dragoon bullets are in very good dropped
condition and were recovered from the
Harpers Ferry, WV area.
Most of these examples have whitish-gray patinas. The 10
bullets pictured are the exact bullets you will receive. $45.00
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PC2412
Ten Burnside Carbine Bullets
These ten
Burnside carbine bullets are all in good dropped condition. Included in
this group are five dish-base and five solid base examples. The ten bullets
pictured are the exact ones you will receive and all were excavated in the
area of
Brandy Station, VA.
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PC3073
25 Sharps Carbine Bullets
These 25 Sharps carbine
bullets are all in good dropped condition. These examples were all
excavated from various Civil War sites east of Richmond, VA. The
bullets pictured are the exact ones you will receive. Click on the
thumbnail picture to the left to see them. $55.00
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PC2470
39 Piece Bullet Collection
This bullet
collection consists of 39 various Civil War bullets typically found in
Virginia Civil War campsites, battlefields and trails. These examples,
all from Virginia, are
all in in good dropped condition with the exception of 2 fired examples.
Represented in this collection are:
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3rd Row (3rd from bottom) L to R |
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.69 cal. Prussian |
.44 cal. Colt Dragoon |
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.69 cal. Conical pointed cavity 3 ringer |
.44 cal. Bartholow |
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.577 cal. 6 point swage base 3 ringer |
.44 cal. Colt Dragoon early model |
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.577 cal. 5 point swage base 3 ringer |
Pickett Type for Country Rifle |
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.58 cal. CS Gardner |
.44 cal Ballard Long |
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.58 cal. 3 ringer |
.44 cal. Colt Army Revolver |
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Ringtail Sharps |
.44 cal. Sage Waterproof for Revolver |
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.58 cal. Harpers Ferry |
.44 cal. Hazard for Army Revolver |
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“Pulled” .58 cal. 3 ringer |
.36 cal. Colt |
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.58 cal. Wash. Arsenal "star base" |
.31 cal. Colt |
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.577 Triangle Base French Minie |
.31 cal Colt Pattern for Revolver |
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.54 cal. Merrill Carbine |
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2nd Row (2nd from bottom) L to R |
Top Row L to R |
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.577 cal. Enfield |
Fired Three Ringer |
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.54 cal. Enfield |
Round Ball |
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Type I Williams Cleaner |
Round Ball |
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Type II Williams Cleaner |
Round Ball |
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Type III Williams Cleaner |
Round Ball |
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.52 cal. Solid Base Sharps Carbine |
Fired CS Gardner |
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.52 cal. Sharps Carbine |
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.56 cal Spencer Carbine |
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.54 cal. Burnside Carbine Flat Base |
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.54 cal. Burnside Carbine Dish Base |
These bullets
will make a nice collection on their own or will act as a very nice starter
collection for a Civil War bullet enthusiast. The bullets pictured are the
exact bullets you will receive.
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22 Various Small Caliber Bullets
These 22 excavated bullets range in size from .28 to .44 caliber. Some
examples included are: an army Colt, a Savage, a Sage waterproof, Bartholow,
Hazard, Colt Dragoon and several others. Most all of them are in good
dropped condition and all are from the collection of
Paul Irvin.
The
bullets pictured are the exact bullets you will receive. $95.00
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Published Carved Bullet - "THE ROCKET SHIP"
This excavated carved bullet is one fascinating little relic.
Recovered in the mid 1970's from a Tennessee Confederate camp by Jack
Crawford of Chattanooga, TN. This bullet is carved into what
appears to be a rocket ship. After reading an article on carved bullets in
Volume I, Number 5 of the
North South Trader
Magazine, Mr. Crawford decided to share his find by sending a letter and
picture of this bullet to the editor of the North South Trader.
Subsequently, the bullet was pictured in
Volume III, Number 5. Another note, which is
typed and accompanies this bullet, states "Shows carved Minie almost
identical to Jules Verne rocket ship." See additional pictures by clicking
on the thumbnail picture to the
left. One can only envision a soldier lying back on a moonlit
summer night briefly escaping the the war by contemplating of the
possibilities of space travel. This carved bullet is an excellent published example of Civil War
soldier artwork and is approximately 1 inch in length. An original
copy of the North South Trader magazine, this bullet is pictured in, will be
included.
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PC2924
.41 Caliber Self-Contained Volcanic Bullet
This dropped .41 caliber self-contained volcanic bullet is in excellent
condition and is from the bullet collection of
Paul Irvin.
The exterior of the bullet has a very pleasing white patina with four rings
starting about halfway down. According to Thomas and Thomas' book, "A
Handbook of Civil War Bullets and Cartridges", the base of these unusual
bullets were sealed with either cork only, cork and brass, or cork and
iron. Also according to the Thomas' book, "Smith & Wesson held the patent
(#14,147 dated January 22, 1856) for these bullets. There are many variants
found in the rings and the bases. Written on the bullet is the McKee and Mason bullet book reference
number of "143".
During the
late nineteen sixties into the early nineteen eighties
Paul Irvin hunted many Civil War sites, both
union and confederate, in central Virginia. The story of several of Mr.
Irvin's major relic finds is recalled in a chapter from Howard Crouch's
book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and
Hunting".
Click here to read the story of Mr. Irvin and these finds.
This bullet is a near perfect example and will make for an excellent
addition to any collection. Ref. M&M 143 T&T 15B $95.00
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10 Richmond Lab. Sharps Bullets
These ten Richmond Lab.
Sharps bullets are all in fair dropped condition and were recovered in areas
just east of Richmond, VA. The ten bullets pictured
are the exact ones you will receive.
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PC2861
Four Dimick Bullets
These four excavated Dimick bullets are in fair to very good dropped
condition with varying brown white patinas. According to Tom Stelma,
author of "Some Civil War Bullets 2", Dimick bullets were for use in not
only a sporting or hunting rifle but also for sharpshooters of the 66th
Illinois and Birge's Western Sharpshooters. These four examples are
from the collection of
Paul Irvin. During the late nineteen
sixties into the early nineteen eighties Paul Irvin hunted many Civil War
sites, both union and confederate, in central Virginia. The story of
several of Mr. Irvin's major relic finds is recalled in a chapter from
Howard Crouch's book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of Civil War
Sites, Artifacts, and Hunting".
Click here for a picture and the story of Mr. Irvin and these finds.
From left to right these bullets measure in inches approximately (.41 x .87)
(.41 x .92) (.46 x .92) and (.55 x 1.03). The bullets
pictured are the exact bullets you will receive. $225.00
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PC2833
.54 Caliber "4 Ring" Sharps Carbine Bullet
This .54 Caliber "4 ring" Sharps carbine bullet is in excellent dropped
condition. It has an overall unblemished white patina and a prominent
mold seam on both sides. This example comes from a collection
out of North Carolina and will make a great addition to any high end Civil
War bullet collection. This bullet is museum quality.
Ref. M&M 178. $95.00
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PC2746
US Base .58 Caliber Bullet
This excavated
.58 caliber bullet with "US" stamped in the base is from the collection of
Dennis Irvin. This particular bullet is in good condition with a very
visible "US" stamping in the cavity. Mr. Irving hunted campsites in
several areas in central Virginia with several important finds coming from
the area of
Brandy Station, VA. These particular finds, on October 29, 1977, are
documented in a chapter from Howard Crouch's book "Relic Hunter" and the
story of these finds can be read by
clicking here. M&M 342 and T&T 152. $55.00
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Thirty .44 Caliber Colt Revolver Bullets
These thirty dropped .44 caliber
Colt revolver bullets are in good dropped condition and were recovered from the area
of
Petersburg, Va. The bullets pictured are the exact bullets you will
receive. $90.00
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PC2696
.69 Caliber Tower Enfield Bullet
This excavated .69 caliber Tower Enfield bullet is in excellent dropped
condition and has an overall white patina with a couple of light brown
areas. NOTE: This bullet has a plug base cavity and not a
conical cavity as is typically known for M&M 213. The bullet is marked
"213" which represents its reference number from the McKee and Mason bullet
book "Civil War Projectiles II Small Arms & Field Artillery with
Supplement". This example is from the collection of
Paul Irvin. During the late nineteen
sixties into the early nineteen eighties Paul Irvin hunted many Civil War
sites, both union and confederate, in central Virginia. The story of
several of Mr. Irvin's major relic finds is recalled in a chapter from
Howard Crouch's book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of Civil War
Sites, Artifacts, and Hunting".
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.69 Caliber Garibaldi Bullet
This excavated .69 caliber Garibaldi bullet is in
excellent dropped condition and has an absolutely beautiful even white patina. The bullet is marked "199" which represents its reference
number from the McKee and Mason bullet book "Civil War Projectiles II Small Arms
& Field Artillery with Supplement". This example is from the collection of
Paul Irvin. During the late nineteen
sixties into the early nineteen eighties Paul Irvin
hunted many Civil War sites, both union and confederate, in central
Virginia. The story of several of Mr. Irvin's major relic finds is recalled
in a chapter from Howard Crouch's book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of
Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and Hunting".
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.70 Caliber British Sea Service Bullet
This .70 caliber British sea service bullet is in
very good dropped condition. It has an
overall waxy brown patina with a few minor period surface nicks. Mr.
Irvin advised that this bullet was recovered near community of True Blue in
Orange County, VA. The bullet is marked "291" which represents its reference
number from the McKee and Mason bullet book "Civil War Projectiles II Small Arms
& Field Artillery with Supplement". This example is from the collection of
Paul Irvin. During the late nineteen
sixties into the early nineteen eighties Paul Irvin
hunted many Civil War sites, both union and confederate, in central
Virginia. The story of several of Mr. Irvin's major relic finds is recalled
in a chapter from Howard Crouch's book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of
Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and Hunting".
Click here for a picture and the story of Mr. Irvin and these finds. Ref. M&M
291. $95.00
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.56 Caliber Sharps Carbine Bullet
This .56 caliber Sharps carbine bullet is in good condition and has an
overall yellowed-white waxy patina. This bullet appears to have
whittling marks on its upper body. The bullet is otherwise perfect and
is marked "191" which represents its reference number from the McKee and Mason
bullet book "Civil War Projectiles II Small Arms & Field Artillery with
Supplement". This example is from the collection of
Paul Irvin. During the late nineteen
sixties into the early nineteen eighties Paul Irvin
hunted many Civil War sites, both union and confederate, in central
Virginia. The story of several of Mr. Irvin's major relic finds is recalled
in a chapter from Howard Crouch's book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of
Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and Hunting".
Click here for a picture and the story of Mr. Irvin and these finds. Ref. M&M
191 $150.00
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Fired .45 Caliber Whitworth Hexagonal Bullet
This .45 caliber Whitworth hexagonal bullet is in fired condition and has an
overall grey-white waxy patina. This bullet shows the results of
impact and displays very well. It is marked "251" which
represents its reference number from the McKee and Mason bullet book "Civil War
Projectiles II Small Arms & Field Artillery with Supplement". This example is from the collection of
Paul Irvin. During the late nineteen
sixties into the early nineteen eighties Paul Irvin
hunted many Civil War sites, both union and confederate, in central
Virginia. The story of several of Mr. Irvin's major relic finds is recalled
in a chapter from Howard Crouch's book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of
Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and Hunting".
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251 $165.00
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PC2583
.54 Caliber Von Lenke Gun Cotton Bullet
This .54 caliber Von Lenke gun cotton bullet is in fair condition and has an
overall grey-white patina. This difficult to find bullet is
missing its upper body. It is twice marked "476" which represents its
reference number from the McKee and Mason bullet book "Civil War Projectiles II
Small Arms & Field Artillery with Supplement". This example is from the collection of
Paul Irvin. During the late nineteen
sixties into the early nineteen eighties Paul Irvin
hunted many Civil War sites, both union and confederate, in central
Virginia. The story of several of Mr. Irvin's major relic finds is recalled
in a chapter from Howard Crouch's book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of
Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and Hunting".
Click here for a picture and the story of Mr. Irvin and these finds. Ref. M&M
476 $275.00
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.46 Caliber Kerr Bullet
This .46 caliber Kerr bullet for sharpshooter musket is in very good
condition and comes from
Paul Irvin bullet collection. The
bullet has a waxy yellow grey patina with a visible teat in the cone base.
Written on the bullet is the McKee and Mason bullet book reference number of
"439" (note: the glare in the picture makes the 9 appear as a 1). The skirt
is slightly out of round but the bullet is perfect in every other aspect.
During the
late nineteen sixties into the early nineteen eighties
Paul Irvin hunted many Civil War sites, both
union and confederate, in central Virginia. The story of several of Mr.
Irvin's major relic finds is recalled in a chapter from Howard Crouch's
book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and
Hunting".
Click here to read the story of Mr. Irvin and these finds. This
bullet is a near perfect example and will make for an excellent addition to
any collection. Diameter is .42 inches and length is .92 inches. Ref. M&M 439.
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.58 Caliber Gardiner Explosive Bullet
This .58 caliber Gardiner explosive bullet is in very good condition and is
from the bullet collection of
Paul Irvin.
Cast
of pewter instead of lead, this example has an overall lighter coloring and
smoother surface than other pewter made examples I have encountered.
This bullet was made to explode and pewter, being harder than lead, would
fragment more so than lead. The bullet was constructed with a fuse nozzle
in the base which led to a powder filled copper chamber in the center of the
upper body of the bullet. When produced these bullets had raised lettering
on the bottom edge of the rim of the base that read: "S. Gardiner's Shell
Patent Secured" and, amazingly enough, much of the lettering, though worn,
is visible with a loupe and a good light. The skirt is perfectly rounded
and there are no dings, scrapes, digger marks or repairs.
Written on the bullet is the McKee and Mason bullet book reference
number of "532".
During the
late nineteen sixties into the early nineteen eighties
Paul Irvin hunted many Civil War sites, both
union and confederate, in central Virginia. The story of several of Mr.
Irvin's major relic finds is recalled in a chapter from Howard Crouch's
book, "Relic Hunter: The Field Account of Civil War Sites, Artifacts, and
Hunting".
Click here to read the story of Mr. Irvin and these finds. This
bullet is a near perfect example and will make for an excellent addition to
any collection. Ref. M&M 532 and T&T 154A. $225.00
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Five Various Enfield Bullets - Some Bases Marked
This group of 5 excavated Enfield bullets are all in fair to good dropped
condition. Enfield bullets are often found with various markings in
their plug base style cavity, some with letters and numbers and some with
designs. Included in this group is an "L" base, a "57", and a "dot"
base base. The remaining two are a conical base and plain plug base
with no marking. These were all recovered
from various campsites and battlefields in central Virginia.
The bullets pictured are the exact bullets you will receive. $55.00
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PC2414
Ten .54 Caliber Starr Carbine Bullets
This group of ten .54 caliber Starr carbine bullets are all in good dropped
condition and were all recovered in the Petersburg, VA area. The ten
bullets pictured are the exact ones you will receive. Ref. M&M 53
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Ten Smith Carbine Bullets
These ten
Smith carbine bullets are all in good dropped condition with nice grey to
white patinas. These
were all recovered in the Culpeper County, VA area by local relic hunter
Don Echols and will make for an excellent display. The bullets pictured
are the exact ones you will receive.
Ref. M&M
70 and T&T 73. $65.00
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.69 Caliber Tower Bullet "Dot Base" Variant
This big beautiful .69 caliber Tower bullet is one of the best I have ever
come across. The bullet has a chalky white nearly unblemished patina.
The bullet has a thick skirt and a small dot in its base. Dot base
Tower bullets are unusual and this bullet is a premium example.
Ref. M&M 214v. $95.00
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.69 Caliber Garibaldi Bullet
This .69 caliber Garibaldi bullet is another one of the "big boys" that
could definitely do some damage. This bullet is in good dropped condition
with a visible mold seam and a slight bend in the skirt. This bullet
comes from a collection of relics assembled in northern Va. over several
decades. Ref.
M&M 199 $35.00
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Unlisted "Baby Belgian" Bullet
This rare and unlisted Confederate .58 cal. "Baby Belgian" bullet is in
excellent condition. These bullets are referenced in Vol. XIV
No. 5 July - August issue of the North South Trader's Civil War magazine.
A copy of the article will be included with the bullet.
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Unlisted .50 Caliber Sterling Price Bullet
This unlisted Confederate Sterling Price bullet is in excellent condition.
These rare bullets are referenced in Vol. XIV No. 5 July - August issue of
the North South Trader's Civil War magazine. A copy of the article
will be included with the bullet. $375.00
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