Y435 (Qty. 5) .577/.58 Confederate Gardner Bullets
This lot contains five excavated Richmond produced Gardner bullets. At least one of these has the harder to find (raised dot) in the cavity. All of them are in excellent condition and are the exact ones you will receive.
Reference: MM#170/171
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley
Price: $30.00
Y433 (Qty. 25) Mint Condition .58 Three Ringers
Here are 25 dropped three ringers that are in choice condition. In today's conditions it is hard to find this many perfect ones together. Most bullets have the slightest nick. These one are perfect and the exact ones you will receive. Great for gift shops or gifts for students.
Price: $50.00
Y363 (Qty. 12) .44 Sage Revolver Bullets
Nice grouping of the .44 Sage bullets. For some reason these are really hard to find in certain parts in the east. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley and Antietam Areas
Price: $36.00
Y360 (Qty. 15) High Impact Fired Bullets
Here is an excellent grouping of dug civil war bullets. All of these are fired and have hit something very hard. It is interesting to look at how distorted and maimed these bullets are. What did they hit? We can only wonder! These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley and Antietam Areas.
Price: $25.00
Y359 (Qty. 10) .44 Colt Dragoon and .44 Colt Revolving Rifle Bullets
Here is a nice grouping of ten dug civil war Colt bullets. These were used in the .44 Colt Revolver and the .44 Revolving Rifle. There are two types of bullets in here. There are the common colts with the flat bases and there are the .44 Watervliet Arsenal bullets with the small pressed cavity. All of these bullets are in dug condition and are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley and Antietam Areas.
Price: $30.00
Y358 (Qty. 10) .50 Smith & Gallager Carbine Bullets
Here is a nice grouping of dug bullets for the .50 Smith or .50 Gallager Carbine. These were in paper cartridges made by Poultney. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Reference: TT#73
Price: $40.00
Y357 (Qty. 10) .44 Colt Dragoon and .44 Colt Revolving Rifle Bullets
Here is a nice grouping of ten dug civil war Colt bullets. These were used in the .44 Colt Revolver and the .44 Revolving Rifle. There are two types of bullets in here. There are the common colts with the flat bases and there are the .44 Watervliet Arsenal bullets with the small pressed cavity. All of these bullets are in dug condition and are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley and Antietam Areas.
Price: $30.00
Y356 (Qty. 10) .54 Confederate Richmond Sharps
Nice grouping of dug .54 Richmond Sharps bullets. This was the Confederate version of the Sharps produced at the Richmond Laboratory. These are in dug condition and are the exact ones you will receive. The majority of these were recovered from the New Market area in the Shenandoah Valley.
Price: $30.00
Y355 (Qty. 10) .54 Confederate Richmond Sharps
Nice grouping of dug .54 Richmond Sharps bullets. This was the Confederate version of the Sharps produced at the Richmond Laboratory. These are in dug condition and are the exact ones you will receive. The majority of these were recovered from the New Market area in the Shenandoah Valley.
Price: $30.00
Y354 (Qty. 10) .44 Colt Dragoon and .44 Colt Revolving Rifle Bullets
Here is a nice grouping of ten dug civil war Colt bullets. These were used in the .44 Colt Revolver and the .44 Revolving Rifle. There are two types of bullets in here. There are the common colts with the flat bases and there are the .44 Watervliet Arsenal bullets with the small pressed cavity. All of these bullets are in dug condition and are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley and Antietam Areas.
Price: $30.00
Y353 (Qty. 10) .44 Colt Dragoon and .44 Colt Revolving Rifle Bullets
Here is a nice grouping of ten dug civil war Colt bullets. These were used in the .44 Colt Revolver and the .44 Revolving Rifle. There are two types of bullets in here. There are the common colts with the flat bases and there are the .44 Watervliet Arsenal bullets with the small pressed cavity. All of these bullets are in dug condition and are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley and Antietam Areas.
Price: $30.00
Y352 (Qty. 15) Pulled and Wormed Civil War Bullets
Here is a nice grouping of pulled/wormed civil war bullets. Bullets were extracted from the barrel of the musket for several reasons. The powder that was behind the bullets may have been bad or perhaps damp. The soldiers may have also been coming into camp for the evening. This group shows a mix of different bullets that were used during the war. All of these have been pulled at least once. A couple of them have been pulled a few times after the first, and second attempt failed. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Price: $35.00
Y349 (Qty. 10) .58 Williams Type III Cleaners
These bullet were issued approximately every 15 rounds. The purpose of these bullets was to scrape the build up of gun powder (fouling) from the inside of the bore. Type I had a zinc disk attached to a post. Types II and III had zinc disks between the bullet and the lower disk. Upon firing the lower disk would push forward causing the zinc disk to expand outward and clean the fouling from the inside of the barrel. This was necessary in order to prevent the soldiers from constantly breaking down their entire weapon to clean the bore. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Reference: MM#540
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley Area
Price: $20.00
Y348 (Qty. 10) .58 Williams Cleaners Type I
These bullet were issued approximately every 15 rounds. The purpose of these bullets was to scrape the build up of gun powder (fouling) from the inside of the bore. Type I had a zinc disk attached to a post. Types II and III had zinc disks between the bullet and the lower disk. Upon firing the lower disk would push forward causing the zinc disk to expand outward and clean the fouling from the inside of the barrel. This was necessary in order to prevent the soldiers from constantly breaking down their entire weapon to clean the bore. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Reference: MM#537
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley Area
Price: $30.00
Y347 (Qty. 10) .58 Williams Type III Cleaners
These bullet were issued approximately every 15 rounds. The purpose of these bullets was to scrape the build up of gun powder (fouling) from the inside of the bore. Type I had a zinc disk attached to a post. Types II and III had zinc disks between the bullet and the lower disk. Upon firing the lower disk would push forward causing the zinc disk to expand outward and clean the fouling from the inside of the barrel. This was necessary in order to prevent the soldiers from constantly breaking down their entire weapon to clean the bore. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Reference: MM#540
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley Area
Price: $20.00
Y346 (Qty. 10) .58 Williams Cleaners Type I
These bullet were issued approximately every 15 rounds. The purpose of these bullets was to scrape the build up of gun powder (fouling) from the inside of the bore. Type I had a zinc disk attached to a post. Types II and III had zinc disks between the bullet and the lower disk. Upon firing the lower disk would push forward causing the zinc disk to expand outward and clean the fouling from the inside of the barrel. This was necessary in order to prevent the soldiers from constantly breaking down their entire weapon to clean the bore. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Reference: MM#537
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley Area
Price: $30.00
Y345 (Qty. 10) .58 Williams Type III Cleaners
These bullet were issued approximately every 15 rounds. The purpose of these bullets was to scrape the build up of gun powder (fouling) from the inside of the bore. Type I had a zinc disk attached to a post. Types II and III had zinc disks between the bullet and the lower disk. Upon firing the lower disk would push forward causing the zinc disk to expand outward and clean the fouling from the inside of the barrel. This was necessary in order to prevent the soldiers from constantly breaking down their entire weapon to clean the bore. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Reference: MM#540
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley Area
Price: $20.00
Y323 (Qty. 10) High Impact Fired Bullets
All bullets show distortion from firing.
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley Area
Price: $15.00
Y302 (Qty. 10) .58 Williams Cleaners Type I
These bullet were issued approximately every 15 rounds. The purpose of these bullets was to scrape the build up of gun powder (fouling) from the inside of the bore. Type I had a zinc disk attached to a post. Types II and III had zinc disks between the bullet and the lower disk. Upon firing the lower disk would push forward causing the zinc disk to expand outward and clean the fouling from the inside of the barrel. This was necessary in order to prevent the soldiers from constantly breaking down their entire weapon to clean the bore. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Reference: MM#537
Recovered: Shenandoah Valley Area
Price: SOLD
Y301 Damaged .69 Prussians
Damaged Prussians that were recovered from the Camp of the 11th Connecticut discovered in the Spring of 2010. This camp was used just a day or two prior to Antietam and just after South Mountain. Each bullet is slightly damaged.
Quantity Available: 5
Price: $12.00 each
Y300 Damaged .69 Three Ringers
Here is a large lot of damaged .69 three ringers that I recovered from the camp of the 11th Connecticut discovered in the Spring of 2010. This camp was used just after the battle of South Mountain, and was just a day or two before Antietam. Each of the bullets is damaged in some way with either a shovel ding, bend, or disk mark.
Quantity Available: 47
Price: $3.00 each
Y299 Lot of .69 Musketballs (Qty. 15)
Nice group of excavated .69 Musketballs. These musketballs were recovered by myself at one of Confederate ammo resupply areas following the battle of Fox's Gap Sept. 14, 1862. They were found near the camp of the 11th. Connecticut but were left behind by North Carolina troops on the way to Antietam. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Antietam, Maryland 1862 Campaign.
Price: SOLD
Y298 Lot of .69 Musketballs (Qty. 15)
Nice group of excavated .69 Musketballs. These musketballs were recovered by myself at one of Confederate ammo resupply areas following the battle of Fox's Gap Sept. 14, 1862. They were found near the camp of the 11th. Connecticut but were left behind by North Carolina troops on the way to Antietam. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Antietam, Maryland 1862 Campaign.
Price: $30.00 Sale Pending!
Y297 Lot of .69 Musketballs (Qty. 15)
Nice group of excavated .69 Musketballs. These musketballs were recovered by myself at one of Confederate ammo resupply areas following the battle of Fox's Gap Sept. 14, 1862. They were found near the camp of the 11th. Connecticut but were left behind by North Carolina troops on the way to Antietam. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Antietam, Maryland 1862 Campaign.
Price: $30.00
Y296 Lot of .69 Musketballs (Qty. 15)
Nice group of excavated .69 Musketballs. These musketballs were recovered by myself at one of Confederate ammo resupply areas following the battle of Fox's Gap Sept. 14, 1862. They were found near the camp of the 11th. Connecticut but were left behind by North Carolina troops on the way to Antietam. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Antietam, Maryland 1862 Campaign.
Price: $30.00
Y295 (Qty. 10) .58 Williams Type III Cleaners
These bullet were issued approximately every 15 rounds. The purpose of these bullets was to scrape the build up of gun powder (fouling) from the inside of the bore. Type I had a zinc disk attached to a post. Types II and III had zinc disks between the bullet and the lower disk. Upon firing the lower disk would push forward causing the zinc disk to expand outward and clean the fouling from the inside of the barrel. This was necessary in order to prevent the soldiers from constantly breaking down their entire weapon to clean the bore. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Cavity: None
Reference: MM#540
Price: SOLD
Y282 Lot of .69 Musketballs (Qty. 15)
Nice group of excavated .69 Musketballs. These musketballs were recovered by myself at one of Confederate ammo resupply areas following the battle of Fox's Gap Sept. 14, 1862. They were found near the camp of the 11th. Connecticut but were left behind by North Carolina troops on the way to Antietam. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Antietam, Maryland 1862 Campaign.
Price: $30.00
Y281 Lot of .69 Musketballs (Qty. 15)
Nice group of excavated .69 Musketballs. These musketballs were recovered by myself at one of Confederate ammo resupply areas following the battle of Fox's Gap Sept. 14, 1862. They were found near the camp of the 11th. Connecticut but were left behind by North Carolina troops on the way to Antietam. These are the exact bullets you will receive.
Recovered: Antietam, Maryland 1862 Campaign.
Price: $30.00
Y217 Lot of .69 Musketballs (Qty. 15)
Nice group of excavated .69 Musketballs. These musketballs were recovered by myself at one of Confederate ammo resupply areas following the battle of Fox's Gap Sept. 14, 1862. They were found near the camp of the 11th. Connecticut but were left behind by North Carolina troops on the way to Antietam.
Recovered: Antietam, Maryland 1862 Campaign.
Price: $30.00
