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| Nice MM371 Confederate .577 Salvaged Lead |
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Here is a Nice MM371 Confederate Salvaged Lead Bullet !
It's got a nice mostly white patina, with no digger damage. Bullet
mics out about .563 diameter by 1.075 tall. These are actually
.577 caliber for Enfield Rifle. Nice Example of a Confederate
Bullet !
$10 plus shipping
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Here is a Nice Dropped Pair of MM470 Bullets, Believed
to be for Joslyn or Spencer Carbine. The one on the left is
a perfect drop with no damage, while the one on the right
has one patina chip near the nose, and visible in the photo.
Nice Pair of Joslyn Bullets ! Recovered Rheas Mills,
Arkansas.
$12 plus shipping
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| Nice Carved .577 Enfield Bullet |
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This was once a Plugbase Enfield that is Soldier Carved !
He cut quite a bit of the skirt completely off, and was working on
cutting a -V- up one side. Nice White patina & no digger damage.
Recovered CS Camp NW Arkansas.
$7 plus shipping
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| Dropped .69 Caliber Carcano Bullet |
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Here's a Good Example of a .69 Caliber Garibaldi Bullet !
It's got a couple of issues, with the body and cavity slightly mashed
on one side. Patina is a dark gray/brown. Not a high grade example
and Not priced like one either, but a decent representative bullet.
$25 plus shipping
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Here is a Very Nice Dropped 3-Ring .54 Caliber Minie !
It measure about .528-.530 in diameter and .945-.950 in
length, with fairly thick cavity walls. It’s similar but not
identical to MM459 in Mason & McKee’s Civil War
Projectiles II. Nice white patina with some dirt still on
it and no digger damage. Very sharp point. A Nice .54
Caliber Dropped Minie ! Recovered Prairie Grove,
Arkansas.
SOLD
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