| Bullets
and Cartridges
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| CIVIL WAR BULLETS & CARTRIDGES* |
Rifle percussion caps |
ARTIFACT # | COST |
| CWBul 100 | $.50ea | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| Rifle percussion caps, unfired. Found in the Mechanicville, Virginia battle area. | ||
mm# 223
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| CWBul 101 | $5.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| Nose cast Confederate Enfield bullet, measures .570 in width and 1.019 in height. Found in the Mechanicville, Virginia battle area. | ||
mm# 223
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| CWBul 102 | $5.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| English version Enfield bullet, measures .565 in width and 1.100 in height. Found in the Mechanicville, Virginia battle area. | ||
mm# 556
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| CWBul 103 | $1.00ea, pulled bullet $3.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| Various .69 caliber round balls, measure from .610 to .680. Found in the Mechanicville, Virgina battle area. | ||
mm# 540
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| CWBul 104 | $3.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| Williams cleaner type three, measures .587 in width and .803 in height. overall excellent condition with evidence of being rammed, rifling and cleaner plunger still present. Found in the Mechanicville,Virginia battle area. | ||
69 cal.
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| CWBul 105 | $15.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| 69 cal. French triangular cavity base, measures .677 wide X .979 high. Found near Stone Mountian Georgia. | ||
INDIAN WAR BULLETS & CARTRIDGES* |
45/70, 405 grain bullets
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| IWBul 100 | range from $.50-$2.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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springfield rifling. |
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45/70, 500 grain bullets |
ARTIFACT # | COST |
| IWBul 101 | range from $.50-$2.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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springfield rifling. |
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45/70, 405gr & 500gr
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| IWBul 102 | $2.00 and up | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| Any other
bullets fired in sharps' or other civilian guns (6 lands & grooves) (note: all casings fired in springfield 45/70's with extractor marks
evident). |
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45/70, 1873-1876 casings
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| IWBul 103 | $2.00-$10.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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(benet primed). |
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45/70, 1877-1882 casings
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| IWBul 104 | $2.00-10.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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(benet primed). |
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45/70, 1879 Lowell armory |
ARTIFACT # | COST |
| IWBul 105 | $5.00-$15.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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various months (experimental casings). |
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|
ARTIFACT # | COST |
| Bul 100 | $15.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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Bullet Worm Found at an Indian Wars fort site. |
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|
ARTIFACT # | COST |
| Bul 101 | $250.00 | |
DESCRIPTION |
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Cartridge Box Plate Found at a militia campsite. |
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| Bul 102 | $5.00 and up | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| spencer casings 56-50, 56-52, 56-56, w/ plain and marked backmarks, fired on mostly Spencer's, but have some fired in the Star conversions and others I am not yet aware of the firing pin or gun that fired them. Price varies on condition and firing pin mark. | ||
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| Bul 103 | $5.00 and up | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| Various 50-70 casings, (martin primed, umc primed, american centire fire, benet primed, bar anvil primed) Most 50-70 casings were fired in Sharps rifles and carbines, but have others that were fired in various springfield models. depending upon condition. | ||
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| Bul 104 | $8.00 and up | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| .44 cal henry casings. . Have many different types of firing pin marks, Henry, Winchester, Ballard, Remingtion pistol conversions, Colt conversions and more. Price varies depending upon condition and firing pin mark. | ||
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| Bul 105 | $10.00 and up | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| 45 Colt casing (benet primed) Price varies depending upon condition. | ||
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ARTIFACT # | COST |
| Bul 106 | $5.00 an up | |
DESCRIPTION |
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| 45 Schofiled casings, fired in Colt's or Schofield's. | ||
*-depending upon quality and condition. |
