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| Full Box of .50 Caliber Gallager Carbine Cartridges By Poultney - Patented 1863 |
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| Here's a real nice Full Box of .50 Caliber Gallager Carbine Cartridges
in Great Shape ! All the print on top of the box is nicely legible, saying
"10 Poultney's Metallic Cartridges - Patented December 15th, 1863,
12 Caps, For Gallager's Breech Loading Carbine 50 Calibre."
When I got this box it was sealed in plastic, and I could not tell for
sure if it had been opened or not. I removed the plastic, and could
see that one end of the box had been opened, and the caps removed,
though all Ten of the cartridges are still there. After photographing it,
I resealed the box in a tight shrink wrap, and it is ready to safely
display. Could easily be unwrapped again if you wish. A real nice
Full Box of .50 Caliber Gallagers, that will make a nice addition to
your cartridge collection, or look great displayed with that
Gallager Carbine !
$499 plus shipping
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| Nice Full 7-Count Sleeve of .56-.56 Spencer Cartridges |
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| This Full 7-count Sleeve of .56-.56 Spencer Cartridges will look
good in your Civil War Cartridge Collection, or go great with that
Spencer Carbine ! It's an original unmarked pasteboard sleeve,
in good condition, with a minor paper tear on the top, but is very
sound otherwise, and still containing all seven original rounds. It
appears end may have been opened at one time, but entire box is
now sealed in cellophane. These unmarked sleeves are usually the
product of Crittenden & Tibals who produced most of the early
Spencer rounds.
$239 plus shipping
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| Full Box of 50 Cartouches LeFaucheux - 7mm |
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Here's a great little item, if you have one of those folding trigger
Pinfire Pistols ! It's a Complete Box of "50 Cartouches Lefaucheux"
7mm Pinfire Cartridges. Box was opened at one time, but all rounds
are still intact. Measures 3.25 inches long by 1.25 inches wide, and
about an inch tall. Green box, with brown paper label that wrapped
completely around the box from end to end. Has been wrapped in
cellophane to protect it, but easily removed if desired. A super little
display item to go with that 7mm Revolver , or a nice addition to
your cartridge collection !
$220 plus shipping
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| Needle Fire or Von Dreyse Cartridge Manufactured by Eley's of London |
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Here's a rare but excellent Eley's Needle Fire Cartridge !
This one's in great shape, the paper still very fine, and a readable
Eley patent on the blue base. Bullet is a dull lead color and still very
tight in the paper. The Needle Fire guns and cartridges became
standard issue for the Prussian Army, beginning in 1841, and were
used thru the American Civil War, until about 1872. The first guns
and the cartridges were invented by Nikolas von Dreyse, and the
cartridges are often called a "Von Dreyse". There were also several
pistols designed for the Needle-Guns. The bullet on this one mics
out right at .410, or .41 caliber. An unusual cartridge, in excellent
condition, that will display great !
$65 plus shipping
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| Excellent Condition .58 Caliber Paper Cartridge - M1855 Springfield |
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This is another Very Fine Condition .58 Caliber Paper Cartridge,
with concial ball, for Springfield or Rifled Musket, starting with
the M1855. The paper on this example is tight, and free of stains.
The original twine tie is still tightly in place also, and there are no
tears or repairs. A superb displaying example of one of the most
used cartridges of the Civil War !
$125 plus shipping
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| Excellent .32 Teat-Fire "Round Teat" Cartridge |
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| This is a sharp example of the "round teat" .32 caliber teat fire
cartridge ! It's a good clean, non dug cartridge, with no damage
to the case, and nice patina on the bullet. A sure Civil War Period
cartridge, originally for use in the Moore, and National Teat Fire
Pocket Pistols. If you don't have an example, add this one to
your cartridge collection !
$25 plus shipping
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| Excellent .32 Teat Fire Cartridge |
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| Here's a real nice example of the "flat-teat" .32 caliber teat fire
cartridge ! Good clean non-dug cartridge, with no damage to the
case, and nice white patina on the bullet. "32 Teat Fire" is written
on the side in ink, but can be easily removed if you want. Just a
nice Civil War Period Cartridge, originally for use in the Moore,
and National Teat Fire Pocket Pistols. A top rate example for
your cartridge collection !
$25 plus shipping
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| Nice Buff .58 Caliber Williams Cleaner Cartridge |
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| Here's a Buff Color Example of the .58 Williams Cleaner Cartridge
Type III ! Nice cartridge with good paper, that though a little loose,
still contains all the powder. You can gently feel the zinc washer thru
the paper too. Nose looks a little pointed, and not sure but it may
have been re-tied. Got this from an old cartridge collector, and it
comes in coin tube he had it in, with his label. Cleaner cartridges,
buff or blue, are sometimes difficult to find, but here is one in
good shape !
$129 plus shipping
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| Excellent .50 Caliber "Poultney & Trimble" Smith Carbine Cartridge |
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| This is another of the very fine condition, .50 caliber cartridges for
Smith Carbine ! The paper and foil type, by Poultney & Trimble, it
shows only a few tiny stains to the paper, and is tight in all respects.
These were patented in 1863, but this one is still in amazingly nice
shape ! It will make a great addition to your cartridge collection, or
perfect display with your Smith Carbine !
$125 plus shipping
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| Nice Cupfire Cartridge for .42 Caliber Plant Army Revolver |
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| This is an excellent non-dug, .42 caliber Cupfire cartridge ! Used
in the Plant .42 Army Revolver. The pistols were never purchased
by the War Department, but saw considerable private purchase by
officers, as a sidearm or backup. Cartridge is tight, with nice patina
on both the case and bullet. Nice unusual addition to your Civil War
Cartridge collection !
$45 plus shipping
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| Nice Cupfire Cartridge for .30 Caliber Plant Pocket Revolver |
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| This is the .30 caliber Cupfire Cartridge, for Plant or Eagle Arms
Pocket version of the Cupfire Army Revolver ! Another nice tight
cartridge, with good patina on both the case and bullet. The smaller
Plant Pockets were also manufactured mid-war, and privately
purchased by both Soldiers and Officers. I have dug the empty
cases in camps here in Arkansas. Very nice example for your
cartridge collection, or display with that Plant / Eagle Arms
Revolver !
$35 plus shipping
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| Nice Intact & Unfired 12mm Pinfire Cartridge - Prairie Grove, Arkansas |
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| Here's another fully intact, Dug 12mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridge !
Like the other from the same location, it was never cleaned, but
shows a good green patina on the case, with mostly white patina
on the bullet itself. Has the still raised pin, that shows it isn't a
put-together, but a dropped cartridge, possibly in the heat of
battle, that's never been fired. Also recovered at Prairie Grove,
Arkansas, where for sure the 2nd Kansas Cavalry, and the 3rd
Wisconsin Cavalry, were carrying the Lefaucheux Pistols.
$29 plus shipping
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| Full Box 12mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridges |
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| Here's a full box of 12mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridges !
It's the full pak, 25 count, and although this one has been opened,
all 25 cartridges are still intact. This is the green box, with black
print saying, "Fabrique, De Balles Et Cartouches, 25 Revolvers
Cartouches Lefaucheux, de 12millimetres." Box has the usual
scuffs and scrapes, but still in very good shape. I photographed
the cartridges, then heat sealed the box in cellophane, but it can be
easily removed if desired. Measures 4.25 inches long, x 1.5 inches
wide. Excellent addition to a cartridge collection, or super item
to display with your Pinfire/Lefaucheux Revolver !
$229 plus shipping Sale Pending
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| Full Box 1920s .22 Cartridges - Display With Civil War .22 Revolver for $$$ Less |
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| Let me begin by saying the obvious, these are not Civil War era
cartridges. What they are though, is an affordable box of early
.22 rimfire cartridges, to display with your Civil War Period .22
Revolver ! With an original box of Civil War Period .22 cartridges
costing in the thousands of dollars, when they can be found, most
folks will seek a more economical alternative. Here is one ! This
is a full box of ca. 1920s, Remington-UMC .22 short cartridges.
The box still has good red/green color on the top, though the back
is quite faded. It was opened at one time, but all 50 of the original
cartridges are still present in good condition. After photographing
it, I sealed it in cellophane to prevent accidental spill, but could
easily be removed if desired. It measures just 2.375 inches long,
by 1.25 inches wide, and .875 inches tall. A nice displaying old
box of .22 short, that would display well with your Smith &
Wesson No. 1, or .22 Pocket Manhattan, or other Civil War
Period .22 !
SOLD
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