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Here
is a nice group of three M&M#215(.69 Tower bullets). These are the
deep cavity bullets. Though not perfect examples they are
great representatives of fairly rare bullets. A perfect deep
base will cost around $60. each. Here are three nice
displaying bullets all for $35.
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This
is a great group of 8 pistol bullets. In this group are a .36
round ball, two .44 round balls, two .44 Colt type bullets, a .36
colt, a .36 Remington ''tear drop'', and a .31 Colt. A nice
group for your bullet collection. $39.
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Here
is a nice example of a .54 Starr Carbine. A nice bullet in a
collection. $9.
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Here
is a bullet that you may not have in your collection. This is
a (M&M # 349) .577 French Triangle base bullet. They are a bit
rarer than the .69's. This came from a Virginia bullet
collection. $29.
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Great
.577 Confederate Gardner with a nice bulb nose from the field mold.
A true Confederate bullet with a true southern pedigree. $12.
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This
is one of the best examples of a dropped .54 caliber Mississippi
rifle bullets that I have ever seen. This wonderful bullet
was dug from a Confederate campsite at Mt Elba, Arkansas by Jimmy
Hearnsberger. The skirt is virtually perfect, and note the cut
sprue. You will love this one. $125.
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This
is a cool carved Marshall Enfield rifle bullet. It was also
dug in the Confederate campsite at Mt Elba, Arkansas. It looks
as though they were carving flower pedals, and did a nice job.
$20.
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This
is a cool oddity. This .58 three ringer was loaded and fired
in reverse. You can clearly see the rings around the outer
edges. Neat relic from the Battle of Nashville.
SOLD
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This
is a quite rare to find .61 caliber Enfield bullet found in a
Confederate Mississippi campsite in Mulberry, Tennessee. These
bullets always seem to turn up in Mississippi campsites. It
was excavated by Larry Thomas of Lynchburg, Tennessee. A great
bullet not often encountered. SOLD
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This
is a pretty white .58 caliber Confederate Selma Lube groove bullet.
This beauty nice. $18.
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Neat
pair of fired ''57'' base marked Enfield bullets from The Battle of Murfreesboro. Cool bullets in any shape. Both
for $19.
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This
is a very cool bullet with character. It is a sought after .69
English Tower Musketoon bullet with the deep base. This bullet
was miss poured when cast and left two air holes in the top.
This a drop for obvious reasons. This bullet is perfect as
manufactured and has the look of a ghost.
SOLD
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This
is a nice example of a reconstructed .69 Buck-n-ball set.
These were extensively used by Confederate soldiers in the smooth
bore muskets. Dug in Middle Tennessee at Stones River.
$14.
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This
is a cool soldier made nipple protector. It was made from a .69 cal.
round ball and the hammer that made the impression on the ball left
its mark. $20.
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This
is a great example of an extremely rare (M&M#611) .76 caliber Tower
for the English smoothbore. This beauty was excavated in
Shelbyville, Tennessee. You can see the cut spru from the mold
as is with so many Confederate bullets. The bullet has a nice
smooth patina with a ding and a scratch but an overall desirable
looking projectile. These are rarely dug much anymore and a
must in a serious bullet collection. Price these babies around
if you can even find one and you will see the price is right here.
$545.
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Nice
.54 caliber Confederate Georgia troops bullet. This bullet is
in great shape and came from a Virginia bullet collection.
$20.
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Nice
.38 Confederate foreign mold pistol bullet. Excavated in
Virginia. $35.
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Very
nice .37 caliber Maynard carbine bullet. These are almost
exclusively CS. This is M&M#84. $35.
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This
is a nice .69 cal. two ring musketoon and is M&M # 292. This
example was found in a Confederate campsite in Resaca, GA.
There is a small scar on one side but displays wonderfully.
$40.
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Nice
.36 cal. Picket bullet for CS Country rifle. This bullet was
found at Shiloh, Tennessee. $24.
