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Nice
.38 Confederate foreign mold pistol bullet. Excavated in
Virginia. $35.
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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. $30.
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This
is a great M&M#199 Garibaldi. These bullets are quit
frequently found in North Carolina camps. This lovely example
was also found in a North Carolina campsite in central Virginia by
Larry Hicklen a few years back. A nice addition to a bullet
collection. $49.
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Nice
hard to find .54 caliber Wilkerson pattern bullet. These are
associated with North Carolina troops. There are a few scars
but it displays well and is priced wonderfully. $40.
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This
is a nice .54 three ringer for the CS rifle. This is a field
molded bullet with a cut spru. Excavated at Shiloh. $20.
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This
is a neat group of whittled, flattened, and carved lead. Here
we have a couple of small lead sticks used for pencils, and a
flattened .69 caliber three ringer, a carved on carbine bullet, and
a carved on .69 Tower, and more... Lots of Civil War lead for
little money. $22.
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A
very nice and harder to find hi base three ringer. This bullet
is straight and has a nice woodsy patina. Found in a
Confederate campsite in Midland Tennessee. $25.
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Cool
little Confederate lead pack stud. Some believe that these
were carved from a bullet, while others as I believe they were
arsenal made. You do not see these come around often.
$20.
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This
is a very nice .56 caliber picket bullet for the country rifle.
This is M&M#12 and is a very nice specimen with a woodsy tan patina.
Note the cut sprue on the base. Excavated in Georgia.
$25.
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This
is a pretty .44 slanting breech ring tail sharps bullet. It
has a nice milky white patina and is a great example. This is
M&M#198. This bullet was widely used by the Confederate
Cavalry. $42.
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This
is a decent .69 Tower M & M # 215. This is the more desirable
deep cavity specimen with the thick skirt. There is a small scar but
is priced accordingly. $25.
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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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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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This is a cool .58 Confederate Gardner. As you can see the end
is blown clean through leaving the bullet in a tube shape.
This was caused buy an overloaded powder charge. Neat relic.
$25.
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M&M
#178 - .54 Caliber four ring Sharps in nice condition.
These are cool little Confederate bullets. Excavated in
Virginia. $55.
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Nice
.36 cal. Picket bullet for CS Country rifle. This bullet was
found at Shiloh, Tennessee. $24.
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A
nice .36 Savage revolver bullet. $15.
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A
great field molded .54 caliber German Suhl. These were
extensively used in the Confederate cavalry. This great
example was found in a Confederate cavalry camp in Fosterville,
Tennessee. $15.
