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| Nice dropped MM143 Linder Carbine Bullet |
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Here is a Real Nice Dropped Linder Carbine Bullet, or by
the number, MM143. It's got no digger damage whatsoever, no
dinks or nicks, and a nice white patina. Still a little dirt in the rings,
but overall a nice displaying example. Recovered at Petersburg,
Virginia, on the Flank Road between Fort Davis, and Fort
Alexander Hays.
$35 plus shipping
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| Rare Trans-Mississippi Confederate "Cove Creek" Minie - Recovered in Camp of General Thomas C. Hindman's Troops here in NW Arkansas |
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| Here is a Rarely Seen Trans-Mississippi Confederate
Bullet ! Known as a "Cove Creek" Minie, or "Texas Troops"
Minie, this one was recovered in one of CS General Thomas
C. Hindman's camps here in NW Arkansas. Identified by the
long nose, unevenly spaced rings, and cylindrical plug cavity,
these bullets are only rarely encountered, and then not in large
numbers by any means. This example mics about .570 in
diameter, by 1.070 length. It has a few period scars, a push
to the base, and out of round cavity walls, but still displays
Very Nice on one side. In excellent dropped condition,
these bullets sell for $200+ , but this one is Priced
Much Nicer !
$75 plus shipping
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| Six Nice Carved Bullets - Dug in Union & Confederate Camps Near the Pea Ridge, Arkansas, Battlefield |
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| Here is a Nice Group of Four Soldier Carved Bullets !
One on the far left may have been intended for a pencil, next
one to the right is the nose of a carved .69 minie, then a .54
minie with nose cut cleanly away, and lastly on the far right,
almost appears he was making a belt stud, or something of
the sort. All are in good dug condition, with no digger damage,
and nice patina. Recovered in a dual use camp just a few
miles from the Pea Ridge, Arkansas, Battlefield.
Update: 9-5-11 Digger brought in 2 more carved bullets,
a cut off Sharps Ringtail, and a cut off Enfield, from the
same camp, so now it's 6 Nice Carved Bullets !
$30 plus shipping
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| Six Dropped Sharps Carbine Bullets - Pea Ridge Campaign |
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| Here is Half A Dozen Nice Dropped .52 Caliber Sharps
Ringtail Pattern Carbine Bullets ! The last one on the right
side has a few small dinks, and an off patina, but the other Five
are in excellent condition. All these examples were recovered in
a Confederate Camp here in NW Arkansas. More specific
location to buyer. A Good Group of Nice Early Sharps
Carbine Bullets !
$32 plus shipping
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| Forty Various Caliber Round Balls & Projectiles - Pea Ridge Campaign |
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| Here is a Nice Group of Various Bullets and Round Balls !
Included are a couple of fired 3-ringers, several .69 musket balls
showing teeth marks and other damage, a few .54 caliber round
balls, .44 caliber round balls, .36 caliber round balls, some
.31 caliber pistol balls or buckshot, and one or two pieces of
camp lead. All told there are 40 pieces of lead here, all recovered
at a dual use campsite, just a few miles from the Pea Ridge,
Arkansas, Battlefield, and related to the battle. Nice varied
bunch of lead, at a nice price !
$32 plus shipping
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| Nice Dropped .577 Caliber Spoke Base Enfield Bullet |
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| Here is a Nice Dropped, Spoke Base .577 Enfield Bullet !
It's got a gray/white patina, with no digger damage or dinks.
Plug base clearly shows a 6-point relief spoke in the center. This
is another recovery from the Flank Road, between Fort Davis
and Fort Alexander Hays, in Petersburg, Virginia.
SOLD
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