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| Nice Dug Group of Four Dropped Enfield Bullets |
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Here is a Nice Dug Group of Four Dropped Enfield Bullets ! All have a nice mostly white patina, with no digger damage, though there are a few minor patina chips around the bases. Third one from the left is for .54 caliber rifle, and I am pretty sure it is a Marshall Texas product. Recovered years ago at a site on the Jenkin’s Ferry, Arkansas, Battlefield, known as Cooper’s Field. Four Nice Dropped Enfield Bullets !
$40 plus shipping
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| Another Nice Dug Group of Four Dropped Enfield Bullets |
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Here is Another Nice Dug Group of Four Dropped Enfield Bullets ! All four have a nice mostly white patina, with a few minor chips here and there, but no digger damage. All four also have conical cavities. Recovered years ago at a site on the Jenkin’s Ferry, Arkansas, Battlefield, known as Cooper’s Field. Four Nice Dropped Enfield Bullets !
$40 plus shipping
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| Group of Six Dropped .54 Caliber Merrill Carbine Bullets |
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Here is a Group of Six Dropped .54 Caliber Merrill Carbine Bullets ! All exhibit some minor damage, a couple show minor digger dings, and the others show period damage, or plow damage from years ago. Recovered at DuVall’s Bluff, Arkansas. Six slightly damaged Merrill Carbine Bullets Priced Nice !
$12 plus shipping
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| Five Very Nice Dropped .52 Caliber Sharps Carbine Bullets |
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Here are Five Very Nice Dropped .52 Caliber Sharps Carbine Bullets ! All have a great patina and no damage, except for the one in the middle, which has a tiny little digger’s dink on the bottom. These early pattern tie ring Sharps, are sometimes hard to find anymore. Recovered at DuVall’s Bluff, Arkansas. A Fine Group of Dropped Sharps Carbine Bullets !
$40 plus shipping
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| Nice Mixed Group of Mostly Dropped Bullets from DuVall’s Bluff, Arkansas |
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| Here is a Nice Mixed Group of Mostly Dropped Bullets from DuVall’s Bluff, Arkansas ! Included is a Spencer Carbine bullet, with part of the case, Two Gallagher Carbine bullets, with part of the case, a conical Colt .36 bullet, a conical Colt .44 bullet, an about .54 round ball with uncut sprue, and a 3 ring .69 conical, that either someone was attempting to carve into something, or else it got partially melted in the fire. Seven nice Bullets Recovered from DuVall’s Bluff, Arkansas !
$30 plus shipping
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| Five Nice Dropped Conical 3-ring .69 Caliber Bullets |
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Here are Five Nice Dropped Conical 3-ring .69 Caliber Bullets ! All have a good patina, with a few patina chips here and there, but still display well. The one on the far right has a slightly out of round cavity too. These things are so big, you can hear them a foot deep on a good metal detector, and most have been dug long ago, hard to find one anymore. Recovered at DuVall’s Bluff, Arkansas. Five Nice Dropped Big .69 caliber Bullets !
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| Five Very Nice Dropped Enfield Bullets Recovered in a Confederate Camp. |
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Here are Five Nice Dropped Enfield Rifle Bullets ! Four of them are .577 caliber, and one is just .54 caliber. All five have a nice mostly white patina, very little ground action and no damage. All have conical cavities. These were recovered in a Confederate Camp near Mt. Elba, Arkansas. Five Nice Dropped Enfield Rifle Bullets recovered in an Arkansas Confederate Campsite !
$40 plus shipping
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| Pair of Semi-Melted .69 Three Ring Minies |
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| Here are a Couple of Melted .69 Caliber Three-Ringers ! This pair was either discarded or dropped near the campfire, or else were the first examples someone tried to form with a cold bullet mold. Either way they are still mostly there and make a cool display. Both have a mostly white patina, though the one on the left shows some rust stain on one side. Two Neat Bullets Recovered near Jenkins’ Ferry, Arkansas !
$10 plus shipping
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