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| Nice .40-40 Caliber Maynard Cartridge for Model 1865 Sporting Rifles |
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| Here is an Excellent Condition .40-.40 Cartridge for 1865
Maynard Sporting Rifles ! Although Maynard produced .40-.40
Rifles in 1873, and again in 1882, those rifles used center-fire cases,
while this 1865 pattern is still for use in the percussion models.
Cartridge is tight and clean, with nice brass patina on the case, and
a good white/gray patina on the bullet. Another Civil War Period
Maynard, in unusual caliber !
$89 plus shipping
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| Nice .50 Caliber Maynard Carbine Cartridge |
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| Here's a Real Nice .50 Caliber Maynard Carbine Cartridge !
It's very similiar to specimen #454 in Round Ball To Rimfire,
Part Two, Page 171, by Dean S. Thomas, which may indicate
it was manufactured by the Frankford Arsenal. It's a good tight
cartridge, with no wiggle in the base or bullet, nice case patina,
and mixed white/gray patina on the bullet. Someone wrote on
the case in old black pen, " 50-50 Maynard" but this could be
easily removed if desired. There are plenty of Dug examples to
show that this cartridge saw considerable service both North &
South, with Cavalry. Just an Excellent Cartridge for your
collection, or display with that Maynard Carbine !
$55 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 !
$42 plus shipping
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| Excellent .32 Caliber "Teat-Fire" Cartridge |
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| Here's a super 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 .32 Caliber "Flat-Teat" Teat Fire Cartridge |
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| Here's another real nice "flat teat" .32 caliber teat fire cartridge !
A good clean cartridge with no damage, and nice patina on the
bullet. A good Civil War Period Cartridge, originally used in the
Moore and National Revolvers. Got several of these at a very
good price, and am passing the savings on.
$15 plus shipping
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| Nice .32 Caliber "Flat-Teat" Teat Fire Cartridge |
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| Here's another real nice "flat teat" .32 caliber teat fire cartridge !
A good clean cartridge with no damage, and nice patina on the
bullet. A good Civil War Period Cartridge, originally used in the
Moore and National Revolvers. Got several of these at a very
good price, and am passing the savings on.
$15 plus shipping
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| Here's a nice non dug 12mm Long Pinfire Pistol Cartridge !
It's a tight example with good patina on the bullet, and the
" H B Paris" headstamp, from the Houllier-Blanchard Co.
in Paris. A few spots of case discoloration/verdigris, but
not bad. These Paris headstamped long pattern pinfire
cartridges are some of the more desirable. A nice addition
to your cartridge collection.
$21 plus shipping
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| One more nice non dug 12mm Long Pinfire Pistol Cartridge !
This is a tight example with good bullet patina and the " H B Paris"
headstamp, from Houllier-Blanchard. A few small areas of case
discoloration/verdigris but not bad. The Paris headstamped long
pattern 12mm pinfires are among the most collectable. A good
addition to your cartridge collection.
$21 plus shipping
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| Nice 12mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridge |
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| Here's a Real Nice Non-Dug 12mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridge !
Very nice tight cartridge, that is the short type we usually dig
here in the Trans-Mississippi. Couple of tiny spots of green
verdigris on the copper case, but very minor. This one has
a -G- headstamp, which is French in origin. Just a real nice
12mm Pinfire Cartridge !
$18 plus shipping
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| Nice 12mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridge |
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| And here's another of the Real Nice Non-Dug 12mm Pinfire
Pistol Cartridges ! Just about identical to the first one I posted,
this one is also a nice tight cartridge of the short type, that we
usually excavate here in the Trans-Mississippi. This one also
has the -G- headstamp, which is the mark of a French Maker.
Real clean 12mm Pinfire Cartridge for your collection or
display with a revolver !
$18 plus shipping
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| Nice 9mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridge |
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| Here's a nice non-dug 9mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridge in excellent
condition ! Cartridge is tight, retaining a brass look to the case,
but with bullet showing a lot of white patina. This one has a -U-
headstamp from the Union Metallic Cartridge Co., so it is just
slightly post-war, as they were in full operation by 1867. Exact
same cartridge as would have been used during the war though,
and will make an excellent addition to your cartridge collection,
or display great with that revolver !
$15 plus shipping
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| Another Nice 9mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridge |
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| This is another of the 9mm Pinfire Pistol Cartridges, and like the
first, it's also in excellent condition ! Tight example with brass case
and white patina on the bullet. Also has the -U- headstamp making
it very slightly post war, but identical to war date patterns. Will
look great in a cartridge collection or displayed with your Revolver !
$15 plus shipping
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| .32 Caliber Rimfire Long Cartriges |
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| Here is a Pair of .32 Long Rimfire Cartridges for Display with
Your S & W Old Army or other Civil War Rimfire Revolver !
These are Post-War Cartridges manufactured by UMC, or Union
Metallic Cartridge Company, dating from the 1880s-1900. They
are almost identical to the Period Smith & Wesson Cartridges in
length, case, and bullet type, with the only real clue to their date
being the lack of a dish base, and a -U- headstamp on the base.
In a display you can't tell the difference, and this pair won't cost
you Half the Money one Period Smith & Wesson Cartridge
does !
$12 plus shipping
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| .32 Caliber Rimfire Short Cartridges |
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| Here is a pair of Nice .32 Rimfire Short Cartridges for Display
with your Civil War Allen & Wheelock, or other .32 Rimfire
Revolver ! The Allen's won't take a .32 Long, but these shorts
fit perfectly. Both these are Post-War dating ca. 1880s-1900,
but near identical to the period examples, except for the base.
Period examples have a dished base, while these have a flat
base, with a -U- headstamp for UMC, the Union Metallic
Cartridge Company. A pair of nice tight cartridges that
display great, and don't cost Half the price of one period
example !
$12 plus shipping
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