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Item Code: 2024-1706
This case holds a collection of three cartridges and twelve bullets used in the Civil War. All labelled on the front with additional information on the back.
Pieces include: .36 cal. Colt “Navy” bullet, .44 cal. by Johnston & Dow, .36 cal. Sage “seamless” bullet, .36 cal. by Savage Arms, .36 cal. Kerr by Eley Bros. in London, .44 cal. Sage “seamless” bullet, .44 cal. Colt “Army” bullet, .50 cal. bullet used in the Smith and Gallager carbine cartridges made under Poultney’s patent, US .52 cal. NM (New Model) Sharps carbine/rifle bullet, .56 cal. bullet for Colt’s revolving rifle, .52 cal. bullet for Starr carbine, .54 cal. Model 1864 Burnside carbine bullet.
Besides the individual bullets these three cartridges are included: .44 cal. rimfire cartridge for Henry rifle, .52 cal. (No. 56) rimfire cartridge for Spencer rifle and carbine, .50 cal. cartridge for Gallager carbine – Thomas Poultney’s patent with foil and paper cartridge.
A fine cased, matted, and labeled bullet display. [jet][ph:jet]
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