For your consideration one civil war bullet carved into a fishing sinker. In the base of this bullet a small cavity can be seen. Dug from the Fort Fisher, North Carolina area.

For your consideration one civil war bullet I cannot identify for you. I can tell you will find this bullet to be in very good dug condition. The patina is a thick white color & I do not see...

For your consideration one civil war bullet made into a rifle nipple protector. This is a big one. The first photo shows the small teat which fits down inside the nipple. The patina is an exxtra...

For your consideration one civil war bullet that has be fashioned into a nipple protector for a rifle. You will find this protector to be in excellent dug condition. The patina is a near perfect...

For your consideration one civil war bullet that was fired with the ramrod still in the rifle barrel. Where the ramrod has rusted off can be easily seen on the nose of the bullet. An imprint can...

For your consideration one civil war cannon shell fuse. Faintly marked with a W…see left photo 12 o’clock high. Great condition, real nice threads.

For your consideration one civil war Colt navy revolver bullet not listed in the Thomas handbook but it is mentioned there. See bullets 7A & B Another variation features serrations around th...

For your consideration one civil war era curry comb in non dug condition. I would rate this comb to be in excellent condition. Strong…could be used today. A barn find from North Mississippi. It ...

For your consideration one Civil War era Flordia 10 cent fractional note. Printed on the back of a Southern states note. A little harder note to find this one only has a single signature space. ...

For your consideration one civil war era Louisiana $1 bill printed on the backs of recycled $5 Mississippi notes. The color front & back are vivid with a very good contrast of colors. Dated ...

For your consideration one civil war lead pencil…one of the best I have seen. One end has been sharpened & the other end is blunt. The patina is a thick white color & I do not see a sing...

For your consideration one civil war nipple protector made from a 3 ring bullet. The left photo shows you the length of this nipple protector. The middle shows where the rifles hammer sat & ...

For your consideration one civil war era oil can for a soldier's rifle. This is what they carried into the field. The top easily screws in & tightens up & can be removed. Great brownish ...

Civil war token…with better detail than my photo shows. UNION FLOUR on front. Back REDEEMED ~( BY )~ D. L. WING & CO ~*~ ALBANY NY. About the size of a penny. Notice how clear the outside ri...

For your consideration one McKee & Mason 537 Williams cleaner bullet. You will find this bullet to be in excellent...