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CS/US ARTILLERY IRON CASE SHOT BALL FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
Item is in excellent condition, no doubt an early battlefield pick up. This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the First Day’s Battlefield by the Reynolds equestrian… (490-2287). Learn More »
$20.00
ON HOLD
FIRED BRITISH .577 ENFIELD BULLET FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the First Day’s Battlefield by the Reynolds equestrian statue. Arthur “OTT” Shield’s opened a Civil War Museum west of… (490-2285). Learn More »
$10.00
ON HOLD
FIRED CONFEDERATE .58 BULLET WITH RAMROD MARKS ON NOSE FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
Bullet exhibits ramrod marks from being pounded into the bore. This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the First Day’s Battlefield by the Reynolds equestrian… (490-2284). Learn More »
$12.00
ON HOLD
DROPPED CONFEDERATE .54 GEORGIA TEAT BASE BULLET FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
.54 Georgia teat based bullet in good dropped condition. This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the First Day’s Battlefield by the Reynolds equestrian statue. Arthur… (490-2282). Learn More »
$12.00
ON HOLD
BRITISH DROPPED .577 CALIBER ENFIELD BULLET WITH ‘L’ IN BASE, FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
Dropped “L” base Enfield bullet manufactured by the Ludlow Company. This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the First Day’s Battlefield by the Reynolds equestrian… (490-2283). Learn More »
$25.00
ON HOLD
EXCAVATED BREECH BLOCK AND LEVER FROM SHARPS CARBINE OR RIFLE
This item is the sliding breech block from a Sharps carbine or rifle. Attached to the bottom of the block is the lever / trigger guard. This “dug” relic and shows pitting but retains decent… (1000-2236). Learn More »
EXCAVATED BREECH BLOCK AND LEVER FROM SHARPS CARBINE OR RIFLE
This item is the sliding breech block from a Sharps carbine or rifle. Attached to the bottom of the block is the lever / trigger guard. This “dug” relic is rusty but retains great detail. Iron is… (1000-2227). Learn More »
DROPPED CONFEDERATE .58 GEORGIA TEAT BASE BULLET FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
Bullet was recovered from a campsite of Georgia troops near the 1st day’s battlefield. Nice condition with white patina. This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the… (490-2405). Learn More »
$20.00
ON HOLD
DROPPED CONFEDERATE .54 GEORGIA TEAT BASE BULLET FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
.54 Georgia teat based bullet in good dropped condition. This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the First Day’s Battlefield by the Reynolds equestrian statue. Arthur… (490-2269). Learn More »
$20.00
ON HOLD
DROPPED CONFEDERATE .54 RICHMOND ARSENAL SHARPS BULLET FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
Bullet is similar to the US sharps bullet but was manufactured at the Richmond Arsenal in Richmond, Virginia. Nice dropped condition with a white patina. This item was once part of the Shields Museum… (490-2275). Learn More »
$20.00
SOLD
DROPPED CONFEDERATE .54 RICHMOND ARSENAL SHARPS BULLET FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
Bullet is similar to the US sharps bullet but was manufactured at the Richmond Arsenal in Richmond, Virginia. Nice dropped condition with a white patina. This item was once part of the Shields Museum… (490-2406). Learn More »
$20.00 Each
SOLD
CONFEDERATE LEAD CAP BOX FINIAL FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
An early battlefield pickup, 8 primer rolls are intact with remains of the tin container. This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the First Day’s Battlefield by the… (490-2404). Learn More »
$20.00
ON HOLD
REMAINS OF MAYNARD TYPE PRIMER AND CONTAINER FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM COLLECTION. RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAYS BATTLEFIELD WEST OF TOWN
An early battlefield pickup, 8 primer rolls are intact with remains of the tin container. This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the First Day’s Battlefield by the… (490-2426). Learn More »
$225.00
SOLD
.58 CALIBER IRON MUSKET BALL MOLD
Iron scissor-type mold to cast a lead round ball for muskets. Single cavity mold with spout and a sprue cutter in handle. Cavity measures approximately 0.56”. The number “24” is stamped in… (1117-161). Learn More »
RELIC M1873 MAYNARD BULLET MOLD
Iron bullet mold measures approximately 7 ½” long. Two halves pinned with rivet and has floating sprue cutter. Iron is pitted but not badly; could be “dug” or out of a barn. Still opens and… (1117-238). Learn More »
OPENED PACK OF U.S. PERCUSSION CAPS FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM OF GETTYSBURG – RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAY’S BATTLEFIELD WEST OF GETTYSBURG
Recovered on the First Day’s Battlefield, an early battlefield “pickup”. An opened pack used for display; original paper wrapper with eleven brass percussion caps. This item was once part of the… (490-2412). Learn More »
$95.00
SOLD
DROPPED CONFEDERATE .69 CALIBER GARDNER PATENT MINIE BALL FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM OF GETTYSBURG – RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAY’S BATTLEFIELD WEST OF GETTYSBURG
A dropped example with a shallow disk base, nose cast. Nice white patina. Recovered on the First Day’s Battlefield. This item was once part of the Shields Museum Collection, located on the First… (490-2297). Learn More »
FIRED CONFEDERATE .69 CALIBER NESSLER SHOTGUN SLUG FROM THE SHIELDS MUSEUM OF GETTYSBURG – RECOVERED ON THE FIRST DAY’S BATTLEFIELD WEST OF GETTYSBURG
Manufactured exclusively in North Carolina at the North Carolina Institute for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind in Raleigh. Three patterns exist, this one is the short pattern. Fired by North Carolina troops… (490-2298). Learn More »
$145.00
SOLD
BRASS PATCHBOX FROM MISSISSIPPI RIFLE FOUND NEAR FREDERICKSBURG
This relic is the brass patchbox from a Model 1841 “Mississippi” rifle. This part was fitted into the shoulder stock at the butt of the rifle and measures 7 ½” overall. Brass exhibits beautiful… (2020-1150). Learn More »
TWO-PIECE INTERLOCKING CS BUCKLE FROM ANTIETAM, STRUCK!
This excavated two-piece interlocking Confederate belt buckle has a nice green and gray patina and was recovered at Antietam. The tongue with the CS is well defined. The oak-leaves on the wreath are a… (2020-1194). Learn More »
$2,000.00
SOLD
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M1850 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER’S SWORD PRESENTED TO CAPT. EDWIN A. WOOD, CO. A, 51ST MASSACHUSETTS
Manufactured: Unknown Maker: Unknown Year: 1862 Model: Non Regulation Staff & Field Size: 31.00 Condition: VG This sword is classified as non-regulation as it has the full basket minus the “US”. High grade example with brass guard and… (870-394). Learn More »
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