For your consideration one brass heel plate. This heel plate shows very little wear. The top & left hand side of this plate has a faint checker board design. The lines are made up from a ser...

For your consideration one brass keg spout. The “tapered end” is broken off but the rest is just in excellent dug condition. The patina is that deep, dark, mellow green colour…..extra nice. Grea...

For your consideration one brass scabbard tip. The patina is a near perfect plum, green, brown colors…I do not see a single patina chip. Notice in the two middle photos 4 horizonial marks (hash ...

For your consideration one brass shaddle shield. Measures about 2 inches tall. The patina is an aged plum to dark green colour. Notice ARMY in block letters. All 3 nail holes are complete. Dug n...

For your consideration one brass spur rowell in excellent dug condition. The patina is a very smooth plum/brown colour. Please notice the hole thru the center of the rowell. Dug from the Lick Cr...

For your consideration one brass sword hanger. You will find this hanger to be in excellent dug condition. The patina is an aged plum color. There is very good detail of the design. I have heard...

For your consideration one brass sword hanger with great detail. I have heard these called Leech & Rigdon, serpant pattern & scorpion pattern. I feel they are Confederate & this one ...

For your consideration one brass trigger guard. This is a heavy piece of brass with a real nice green patina. The iron swievel is complete but is frozen into place. The guard has a slight bend &...

For your consideration one brass underplug for a Borman cannonball…these are almost always made from iron. This underplug is in excellent dug condition. A deep green patina is found all over. Di...

Here’s a nice bridal rosette that’s listed in Civil War Artifacts A guide for the Historian. Crouch states Civilian rosette bearing a shock of wheat, plow and farm design actual order L-R is plo...

For your consideration one bridal rosette bearing a plow, a shock of wheat & a farm design. This rosette like the rosette below has that feel of a Tennessee state seal emblem. Measures just ...

For your consideration one belted ball for the Brunswick rifle. You will find this bullet to be in excellent condition. The pati...

For your consideration one civil war Enfield bullet with a screw/nail driven down in its nose. Purpose unknown. The bullet is in near excellent dug condition. A very nice white patina & a sm...

For your consideration one bullet fired into a musket ram rod. When it is a necessity to load & fire your rifle in hast soldiers will forget to remove their ram rod after loading th...

A three ring bullet in wood. Cone cavity can be seen..photo 2. Great patina. Corinth - Shiloh area. 

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For your consideration one bullet many collectors know as a sharp shooter type bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent dug condition. The patina is a real nice white color. Mold sea...

For your consideration one bulls eye Marshall Texas Enfield. This particular bullet has a 3 ring bulls eye. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dug condition. The patina is...

Here’s a hard bullet to identify. Listed in Stanley Phillips BULLETS USED In the Civil War #135 C.S. rifle Teat in base. If this bullet is listed else where someone please let me know. A 6 ring ...

For your consideration one caliber variant of a Stelma 05-048 Colt pattern bullet with an ellipsoidal/conical truncated flat tip cavity. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent...

For your consideration 2 cannister balls all with long un-cut sprues. These balls measure about 1 1/2 inches. Both have heavy mold seams. All have very stable iron with only minor surface pitts....

For your consideration one cannon shell case shot ball. My guess is from a parrott shell. This ball appears to have 5 sprue marks. I am not sure how these balls were made but why are there 5 pla...