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Select Lots of Civil War Arms, Swords, Bayonets, Projectiles, a Revolutionary War British 4-Pdr. Cannon and the Only Known

Revolutionary War Log Soldiers Hut.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 2014 at 3 PM &

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th, 2014 at 8:30 AM

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results, honesty, integrity, and our NO RESERVE AUCTION & NO BUYER’S PREMIUM (Buyer’s Penalty!!!)

policies. So, bid accordingly and know that the “Hammer Price” is the Price!!! We have taken time to publish

Presale estimates to help our customers understand the rarity and uniqueness of these seldom encountered

items. As a reminder, these estimates are strictly a guide and do not reflect anything else.

About Dean S. Thomas: Dean S. Thomas, today’s foremost authority on Civil War small arms ammunition first visited

Gettysburg in 1960. Interest in the Civil War and the collecting of Civil War artifacts began with the start of the Centennial celebration in 1961, when he visited Gettysburg again – and found his first bullet.

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A graduate of Haddon Township High School, Westmont, NJ, in 1966, he attended Gettysburg College, then graduated from Glassboro State College in Glassboro, NJ, in 1972 with a B.A. in history. During this time he spent five summer seasons as a Licensed Battlefield Guide at the Gettysburg National Military Park. He founded Thomas Publication in 1981 with the authorship of Ready…Aim…Fire!, followed not long after by Cannons and Civil War Commanders.

Round Ball to Rimfire is the result of a lifelong interest in, and study of, Civil War small arms

ammunition, and has grown to a multi-volume set. Part One (1997) covers Federal rifle musket and

smoothbore ammunition, as well as detailed information on the U.S. Ordnance Department, Northern

arsenals, patents, designers, and manufacturers. Part Two (2002) fully covers Federal breechloading carbine

and rifle ammunition, while Part Three (2003) is where you will find all you need to know about Federal pistol

and revolver ammunition. Part Four (2010) relates the Confederate history of small arms ammunition while

Confederate Arsenals, Laboratories, and Ordnance Depots (3 Volume set) immediately followed

Bidding:

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KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS USED BELOW: T = Catalog Number in Dean S. Thomas Collection

R-1 = "Round Ball to Rimfire, Part One"

R-2 = "Round Ball to Rimfire, Part Two"

R-3 = "Round Ball to Rimfire, Part Three"

R-4 = "Round Ball to Rimfire, Part Four"

CALOD = "Confederate Arsenals, Laboratories, and Ordnance Depots"

SCK = from the Sydney C. Kerksis collection

B. Lewis = from Berkeley Lewis collection or illustrated in "Small Arms and Ammunition in the United States Service

1776-1865"

Pitman = from General John Pitman collection or illustrated in "The Pitman Notes on US Small Arms and Ammunition"

*Note* - Bullets & Cartridges are listed by: Thomas Collection Catalog Number (T-); Specimen Number in Book (R1-

etc.); & Page Number in Book. Battles in parenthesis (Gettysburg) = site of recovery

To Order “Round Ball to Rimfire, Pt 1-4” and/or “Confederate Arsenals, Laboratories, and Ordnance

Depots, Vol. 1-3” Call 1-800-840-6782 or, orders@thomaspublications.com

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Sale Preview: Thursday, November 6th, 12 PM – 8 PM Friday, November 8th, 9 AM – 3 PM

Friday, November 7th 3:00 PM

1. Sharps – New Model 1859 Rifle – 52 Cal. Breech Loading Percussion Rifle

2. Sharps – New Model 1863 Carbine – 52 Cal. Breech Loading Percussion Carbine

3. Welch, Brown & Co (Norfolk, CT) – U.S. Mod. 1861 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle-Musket – Lock Marked

U.S. Norfolk – 1863 (One of the Scarcer Contracts for This Model)

4. Ames – U.S. Mod. 1832 Foot Artillery Sword – Mfg. 1832 – 1st Year of Issue

5. German – U.S. Mod. 1850 Foot Officers Sword – Mfg. for U.S. Civil War

6. Bayonet – For Mod. 1842 Musket – Mfg. For The State of South Carolina by The Palmetto Armory –

Columbia, SC

Estimate Items #7 – #49 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 1” ($30-$50) 7. .54 cal. round shot (2) A. T-1, R1-59 2nd Manassas, B. T-62, R1-60 2nd Manassas, p.109

.62 cal. round shot T-13, R1-126, p.117

.69 cal. round shot (2) A. T-3, B. T-4

($20-$30) 8. .69 cal. Buck & Ball T-7, R1-88, p.112

($20-$30) 9. .69 cal. Buck & Ball (2) A. T-6, R1-89, B. T-43, R1-90, p.112

($20-$30) 10. Buckshot T-8, R1-91 to 97, p.112

Buckshot 12 assorted sizes

($140-$180) 11. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, T-49, R1-45, p.106

($250-$300) 12. .69 cal. round shot cartridge w/ball (2) A. T-83, R1-48, B. T-84, R1-49, p.107

($175-$225) 13. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, T-90, R1-51, p.107

($150-$200) 14. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, T-56, R1-54, p.107

($200-$250) 15. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, T-80, R1-55, p.107

($200-$250) 16. .69 cal. Buck & Ball cartridge, T-89, R1-57, p108

($200-$250) 17. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, pre-CW T-85

($70-$100) 18. .69 cal. Buck & Ball cartridge, pre-CW T-91 (Rev. War?)

($75-$125) 19. .54 cal. round shot pistol cartridge w/ball T-16, R1-64, p.109

($100-$150) 20. .54 cal. round shot cartridge, (CS?) T-20, R1-71, p.109

($225-$300) 21. .54 cal. round shot cartridge, rifle T-81, R1-69, p.109 (hard cartridge to locate)

($40-$80) 22. .54 cal. round shot cartridge, no powder T-21, R1-128, p.117

($40-$80) 23. .62 cal. round shot cartridge, no powder T-23, R1-129, p.117

($600-$800) 24. .69 cal. Colt tinfoil musket ball cartridge, T-93, R1-73, p.110 (RARE – less than 10 have survived)

($50-$100) 25. Musket blank cartridge, T-57, R1-79, p.111

($150-$200) 26. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, T-54, R1-80 (SCK), p.111

($150-$200) 27. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, T-18, R1-81 (SCK), p.111

($150-$200) 28. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, T-58, R1-82 (SCK), p.111

($100-$150) 29. .69 cal. round shot pistol cartridge w/ball, A. T-24, R1-84, B. T-78, R1-83, p.111

($40-$60) 30. Model of 1836 pistol blank cartridge, T-25

($150-$200) 31. .69 cal. Buck & Ball cartridge, T-45, R1-98, p.113

($150-$200) 32. .69 cal. Buck & Ball cartridge, T-58, R1-99 (SCK), p113

($150-$200) 33. .69 cal. Buck & Ball cartridge, T-17, R1-100, p.113

($150-$250) 34. .69 cal. Buck & Ball cartridge, T-50, R1-102, p.113

($150-$200) 35. .69 cal. Buck & Ball cartridge, T-12, R1-103, p.113

($150-$250) 36. .69 cal. Buck & Ball cartridge, Frankford Arsenal T-86, R1-104, p113

($250-$300) 37. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, CS, no powder, A. T-51, B. “type shot” T-38, R1-118, p.116

($1000-$1200) 38. .69 cal. Buckshot cartridge, 12 shot T-95, R1-114, p.115 (All Buckshot cartridges are very scarce &

desirable – Especially Federal Examples)

($1000-$1200) 39. .69 cal. Buckshot cartridge, 15 shot T-96, R1-115, p.115 (All Buckshot cartridges are very scarce &

desirable – Especially Federal Examples)

($1000-$1200) 40. .69 cal. Buckshot cartridge, 12 shot T-97 (All Buckshot cartridges are very scarce & desirable – Especially

Federal Examples)

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($40-$60) 41. .54 cal. rifle musket (6) A. T-34, R1-130, B. T-43, R1-131, C. T-1, D. T-5, E. T-6, F. T-7, p.125

($40-$60) 42. .54 cal. rifle musket (6) A. T-4, R1-132, B. T-19, R1-133, C. T-8, D. T-9, E. T-10, F. T-11, p.125

($40-$60) 43. .54 cal. rifle musket (6) A. T-21, R1-134, B. T-24, R1-135, C. T-12, D. T-13, E. T-18, F. T-20, p.125

($40-$60) 44. .54 cal. rifle musket (5) A. T-40, R1-136 – Gettysburg, B. T-22, C. T-23, D. T-24, E. T-35, CS, p.125

($20-$40) 45. .54 cal. rifle musket (4) A. T-14, R1-137 – Gettysburg, B. T-26, R1-138, C. T-29, R1-139, D. T-25,

p.125

($40-$60) 46. .54 cal. rifle musket (4) A. T-36, R1-140, B. T-31, R1-141, C. T-38, R1-142 – Chancellorsville, D.

T-37, p.125

($50-$100) 47. .54 cal. rifle musket (2) A. T-29, B. T-30

($40-$60) 48. .54 cal. rifle musket (2) A. T-41, B. T-42

($50-$100) 49. .54 cal. rifle musket (3) A. T-2 – Chancellorsville, B. T-28 – Gettysburg, C. T-39

50. Colt – Mod. 1860 Army – 44 Cal. Revolver – All Visible #’s Match – Traces of Cartouche Visible on

Both Grips

51. Remington – Mod. 1858 – 44 Cal. Revolver – Cartouche Visible on Left Grip

52. Smith & Wesson – Mod. 1 ½ - 32RF Cal. Revolver – w/Wood Box

53. Sabre Bayonet – For U.S. Mod. 1861 Navy Percussion Rifle – w/Original Scabbard – Mfg. by Collins

& Co. – Hartford, Conn.

54. U.S. Navy Cutlass – Mod. 1860 – w/Original Scabbard – Mfg. by Ames – 1862

55. U.S. Mod. 1855 Bayonet – For .58 Rifle Musket

Estimate Items #56 – #99 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 1” ($150-$200) 56. .54 cal. rifle musket cartridge, yellow paper T-17, R1-143, p.126

($125-$175) 57. .54 cal. rifle musket cartridge, T-16, R1-144, p.126

($150-$250) 58. .54 cal. rifle musket cartridge, from St. Louis Arsenal T-33, R1-145, p.126

($250-$300) 59. .54 cal. rifle musket cartridge, from Watervliet Arsenal, 1857, T-50 (Discovery of these cartridges was

made after “Round Ball – Part 1 was printed. This specimen (1 of 10 known) was from an identified

package.)

($4000-$5000) 60. .54 cal. Von Lenk gun-cotton cartridge for Austrian Lorenz rifle T-48, R1-153, p.134 (This example from

the Berkeley Lewis Collection is one of only two known and was displayed at the Centennial Exposition in

Philadelphia in 1876. Historically very important specimen!)

($300-$400) 61. .54 cal. rifle musket cartridge w/ball, by Robt. Chadwick, A. T-45, R1-148, B. T-44, R1-149, p.127

($700-$1000) 62. .54 cal. rifle musket cartridge w/ball, by Hazard Powder Co., A. T-47, R1-150, B. T-32, R1-151, p.127

($300-$400) 63. .54 cal. rifle musket cartridge, by Chadwick T-46, R1-147, p.127 (scarce caliber)

($900-$1200) 64. .54 cal. so-called Von Lenk gun-cotton ball T-49, R1-155, p.134 (RARE)

($30-$50) 65. .58 cal. rifle musket (8) A. T-1, R1-157, B. T-70, R1-158, C. T-2 Harpers Ferry, D. T-5, E. T-6, F. T-7,

G. T-10, H. T-11, p.141

($30-$50) 66. .58 cal. rifle musket (8) A. T-81, R1-159, DeZeng mould, B. T-8, R1-160, C. T-13, D. T-14, E. T-16, F.

T-18, G. T-21, H. T-22, p.141

($30-$50) 67. .58 cal. rifle musket (8) A. T-9, R1-161, B. T-15, R1-162, C. T-23, D. T-24, E. T-27, F. T-29, G. T-30,

H. T-31, p.141 (Non-dug)

($30-$50) 68. .58 cal. rifle musket (8) A. T-17, R1-163, B. T-3, R1-164, C. T-32, D. T-34, E. T-39, F. T-36, G. T-37,

H. T-38, p.141

($30-$50) 69. .58 cal. rifle musket (8) A. T-20, R1-165 – Gettysburg, B. T-91, R1-166, C. T-40, D. T-41, E. T-42, F.

T-43, G. T-44, H. T-45, p.141

($30-$50) 70. .58 cal. rifle musket (8) A. T-26, R1-167, B. T-77, R1-168 - Harpers Ferry, C. T-46, D. T-47, E. T-48,

F. T-49, G. T-51, H. T-54, p.141

($30-$50) 71. .58 cal. rifle musket (8) A. T-28, R1-169, B. T-19, R1-170, C. T-55, D. T-74, E. T-75 – Gettysburg, F.

T-76, G. T-82, H. T-83, p.141

($30-$50) 72. .58 cal. rifle musket (8) A. T-69, R1-171 – Gettysburg, B. T-33, R1-172, C., T-84 (Flaw), D. T-85

(Flaw), E. T-86, cart. Remains, F. T-88, G. T-89, H. T-90, p.141

($20-$40) 73. .58 cal. rifle musket (6) A. T-50, R1-173, B. T-52, R1-174, C. T-92, D. T-93, E. T-94, F. T-99, p.142

($50-$75) 74. .58 cal. rifle musket (6) A. T-53, R1-175, B. T-104, R1-176, C. T-100 - Harpers Ferry, D. T-101,

Charleston, SC w/Watervliet Caps, E. T-103, F. T-109 (.59 cal.), p.142

($40-$60) 75. .58 cal. rifle musket (6) A. T-60, R1-177, pressed & turned, B. T-96, R1-178, mis-formed, C. T-119,

pressed & turned, D. T-105, odd cavity (non-dug), E. T-66, w/cart paper (non-dug), F. T-72, p.142

($200-$300) 76. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Allegheny Arsenal, 1858 T-114, R1-179, p.142

($175-$250) 77. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Kennebec Arsenal, 1861 T-25, R1-183, p.143

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($200-$275) 78. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge w/ball, St. Louis Arsenal, 1864, A. T-107, R1-186, p.144, B. T-106, R1-

185, p.144

($100-$150) 79. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, T-57, R1-189, p.144

($100-$150) 80. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, T-61, R1-190, p.144

($100-$150) 81. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, T-58, R1-191, p.144

($150-$200) 82. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, blue paper T-64, R1-192, p.145

($175-$225) 83. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge w/ball & charger, A. T-79, R1-193, p.145, B. T-80, R1-194, p.145

($100-$150) 84. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, T-71, R1-195, p.145

($100-$150) 85. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, T-62, R1-196, p.145

($150-$200) 86. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge (pistol carbine?), T-113, R1-197, p.145

($300-$400) 87. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge w/ball (CS?), A. T-116, R1-198, p.145, B. T-117, R1-199, p.145

($25-$50) 88. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge. Modern (2) T-73, R1-200, p.145

($60-$100) 89. .58 cal. rifle musket, “US” base T-1, R1-201, p.146 – Gettysburg

($30-$50) 90. .58 cal. rifle musket, “lined star” base T-1, R1-203, p.146

($20-$30) 91. .58 cal. rifle musket, “star” base (3), A. T-8, R1-202, p.146 – Gettysburg, B. T-2, C. T-3

($20-$30) 92. .58 cal. rifle musket, “star” base (3), A. T-7, R1-204, p.146, B. T-9 – Gettysburg, C. T-4

($20-$30) 93. .58 cal. rifle musket, “star” base (3), A. T-5, B. T-6, C. T-10 – Gettysburg

($10-$20) 94. .58 cal. rifle musket, Williams Regulation T-33, R1-206, p.146 - Harpers Ferry

($175-$250) 95. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Williams Regulation T-98, R1-208, p.146 (SCK)

($20-$40) 96. .58 cal. rifle musket, J.D. Custer, 6 spokes (3), A. T-6, R1-212, p.152, B. T-1, C. T-7

($20-$40) 97. .58 cal. rifle musket, J.D. Custer, 6 spokes (3), A. T-10, R1-213, p.152, B. T-8, C. T-9

($20-$40) 98. .58 cal. rifle musket, J.D. Custer, 6 spokes (3), A. T-13, R1-214, p.152, B. T-11, C. T-12

($20-$40) 99. .58 cal. rifle musket, J.D. Custer, 6 spokes T-20 - Chancellorsville (unusual)

100. Remington – U.S. Mod. 1841 “Mississippi Rifle” – 54 Cal. Percussion Rifle – Mfg. 1853 (Traces of

Cartouche)

101. Springfield – U.S. Mod. 1855 Rifle-Musket – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle – Mfg. 1860 (Very Nice 1860

Barrel Marking) (Old Wrist Repair)

102. Springfield – U.S. Mod. 1873 – 45-70 Cal. “Trapdoor” Rifle

103. U.S. Mod. 1840 Light Artillery Sabre – w/Scabbard – Mfg. by Ames – 1864

104. U.S. Mod. 1840 N.C.O. Sword – w/Metal Scabbard – Mfg. by Emerson & Silver – Trenton, NJ – 1863

Estimate Items #105 – #149 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 1” ($140-$180) 105. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, J.D. Custer, 6 spokes T-63, R1-215, p.152

($20-$40) 106. .58 cal. rifle musket, J.D. Custer, 5 spokes (3), A. T-15, R1-216, p.152, B. T-2, C. T-3

($20-$40) 107. .58 cal. rifle musket, J.D. Custer, 5 spokes (3), A. T-16, R1-217, p.152, B. T-4, C. T-14

($30-$50) 108. .58 cal. rifle musket, J.D. Custer, 5 spokes (4), A. T-19, R1-218, p.152, B. T-5, R1-219, p.152, C. T-17,

D. T-18

($150-$200) 109. .58 cal. rifle musket, J.D. Custer, 5 spokes T-21, R1-220, p.152

($50-$80) 110. rifle musket blank T-115, R1-226, p.157

($100-$150) 111. rifle musket blank (2), A. T-67, R1-228, tan, p.157, B. T-68, R1-229, blue, p.157

($350-$500) 112. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge w/ball, Bartholow’s patent, A. T-108, R1-231, p.160, B. T-102, R1-230,

p.160

($275-$350) 113. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge w/ball, by Robt. Chadwick, A. T-87, R1-234, p.162, B. T-95, R1-235, p.162

($200-$250) 114. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Cleveland/Hayes Patent? T-115(I), R1-237/238, p.163

($200-$300) 115. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Johnston & Dow’s Patent by E.O. Potter T-111, R1-240, p.175

($50-$100) 116. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge w/2 balls, Bartholow’s Patent, excavated, A. T-4, R1-244, p.175, B. T-65,

R1-242, p.175, C. T-35, R1-243, p.175

($175-$250) 117. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Johnston & Dow’s Patent by J & D T-118, R1-245, p.175

($900-$1200) 118. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Lindner’s Patent (new stopper) T-269(K), R1-249, p.177 (Advanced

collections are sure to lack this American-made round, even with a repro. stopper!)

($600-$800) 119. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, by D.C. Sage T-110, R1-250, p.181 (This specimen is from the Paul Klatt

Collection. No other specimens come to mind.)

($350-$500) 120. .58 cal. rifle musket, Gardiner Explosive,ball, section, base, & “acorn”, A. T-303, R1-252, p.191 –

Gettysburg, B. T-25, R1-254, p.191

($250-$350) 121. .58 cal. rifle musket, Gardiner Explosive, exploded pieces (3), A. T-11, R1-258, p.191, B. T-13, R1-259,

p.191, C. T-45, R1-260, p.191

($30-$50) 122. .58 cal. rifle musket, Gardiner fake T-33, R1-261, p.191

($1800-$2200) 123. .54 cal. Sharps pattern, Gardiner Explosive, T-9, R1-256, p.191 – Gettysburg

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($200-$300) 124. .54 cal. Sharps pattern, Gardiner, fired T-46, R1-257, p.191 – Gettysburg

($2500-$3000) 125. .54 cal. Sharps pattern, Gardiner Explosive, T-44, non-dug (CHOICE)

($100-$150) 126. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, Type A, T-16, R1-262, p.209

($175-$250) 127. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, Type A, T-40, R1-263, p.209 (rare variant)

($75-$125) 128. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, fired (2), A. T-36, R1-264, p.209, B. T-46, R1-274, p.210

($150-$200) 129. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, Type B, T-15, R1-265, p.209

($175-$250) 130. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, Type B, T-14, R1-266, p.209

($2500-$3500) 131. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Shaler Sectional, Type C ball T-39, R1-268, p.209 (The Shaler sectional

bullet was used very limitedly during the Civil War and this is one of two known cartridges to survive)

($150-$200) 132. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, Type C, T-18, R1-269, p.210

($175-$225) 133. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, Type C, T-17, R1-270, p.210

($125-$175) 134. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, Type C, T-23, R1-271, p.210

($150-$200) 135. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, Type C, T-22, R1-272, p.210

($150-$200) 136. .58 cal. rifle musket, Shaler Sectional, Type C, T-24, R1-273, p.210

($40-$80) 137. .58 cal. rifle musket, Williams Patent (3), A. T-5, R1-278, p.236, type I, B. T-3, R1-281, p.236, type II, C.

T-2, R1-284, p.236, type III

($150-$200) 138. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge w/ball, Williams Patent, type I, A. T-20, R1-280, p.236, B. T-37, R1-279,

p.236

($20-$30) 139. .58 cal. rifle musket, Williams Patent, Assorted washers, plugs, & sections

($275-$350) 140. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Williams Patent, type II, T-38, R1-282, p.236

($275-$350) 141. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Williams Patent, type II, T-43, R1-283, p.236

($400-$500) 142. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Williams Patent, type III, red paper T-21, R1-285, p.236

($175-$250) 143. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Williams Patent, type III, tan paper T-7, R1-286, p.236

($350-$450) 144. .58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Williams Patent, type III, blue paper (2), A. T-6, R1-288, p.236, B. T-19

(broken)

($275-$350) 145. .58 cal. Williams pattern ball for Union Repeating Gun T-27, R1-291, p.243

($200-$300) 146. Iron chamber for Union Repeating Gun T-10(M), R1-293, p.243 - Harpers Ferry (dug)

($300-$400) 147. Iron chamber for Union Repeating Gun T-50(M), R1-294, p.243 (non-dug)

($40-$80) 148. .69 cal. rifled musket (5), p.247, A. T-28, R1-295 – Chancellorsville, B. T-8, R1-296, C. T-35, R1-297,

D. T-44, R1-298 – Shiloh, E. T-45, R1-299 – Shiloh

($40-$80) 149. .69 cal. rifled musket (5), p.247, A. T-10, R1-300, B. T-18, R1-301, C. T-22, R1-302, D. T-11, R1-303,

E. T-51, R1-305

150. Colt – Mod. 1851 Navy Revolver – 36 Cal. Percussion Revolver – Mfg. 1860 (Original Gun w/Very

Vivid Cylinder Scene)

151. Colt – Mod. 1860 Army Revolver – 44 Cal. Percussion Revolver – Mfg. 1861 (Note Low Serial #

10,743)

152. Colt – Mod. 1861 Navy Revolver – 38 C/F Cal. Revolver – Converted to 38 C/F Cal. By U.S. Navy –

“U.S.N.” Mark on Grip Strap – Serial #1,948

153. Sharps & Hankins – Army Carbine – 52 R/F Cal. Breech Loading Carbine – w/24” Barrel – U.S.

Civil War Issue

154. U.S. Navy Cutlass Mod. 1841 – Mfg. by Ames – 1845

155. Sabre Bayonet – For U.S. Mod. 1861 Navy Percussion Rifle – w/Original Scabbard – Mfg. by Collins

& Co. – Hartford, Conn.

Estimate Items #156 – #187 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 1” ($60-$80) 156. .69 cal. rifled musket (2), p.247, A. T-12, R1-304, teat, B. T-47, R1-306, side cast – Shiloh

($75-$125) 157. .69 cal. rifled musket (2), p.247, A. T-39(G), R1-309, B. T-56, R1-310

($50-$100) 158. .69 cal. rifled musket (5), p.249, A. T-3, R1-311, B. T-5, R1-312, C. T-1, R1-313, D. T-36, R1-314, E.

T-7, R1-315

($75-$150) 159. .69 cal. rifled musket cartridge (plug cavity ball) T-26, R1-316, p.249

($175-$250) 160. .69 cal. rifled musket cartridge T-52, R1-317, p.249

($250-$350) 161. .69 cal. rifled musket cartridge T-62, R1-319, p.249 - Shields Museum Collection

($50-$100) 162. .69 cal. rifled musket (5), A. T-2, B. T-4, C. T-6, D. T-9, E. T-13

($50-$100) 163. .69 cal. rifled musket (5), A. T-14, B. T-15, C. T-17, D. T-19, E. T-31

($100-$150) 164. .69 cal. rifled musket (5), A. T-16 – Gettysburg, B. T-27, non-dug, C. T-39, side cast, D. T-46, side cast

– Shiloh, E. T-48 - Gettysburg

($40-$60) 165. .69 cal., Watervliet Arsenal, p.248 (3), A. T-65a, B. T-65b, C. T-65c

($75-$125) 166. .69 cal. rifled musket, pressed & turned (3), A. T-49, R1-321, p.250, B. T-23, R1-323, p.250, C. T-24,

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R1-324, p.250

($75-$125) 167. .69 cal. rifled musket, pressed & turned T-89, R1-326, p.250 (rare variation)

($75-$125) 168. .69 cal. rifled musket, pressed & turned T-77, R1-327, p.250, no grooves

($60-$80) 169. .69 cal. RM, pressed & turned, 3 grooves (2), A. T-38, R1-328, p.250, B. T-90, R1-329, p.250

($40-$60) 170. .69 cal. RM, pressed & turned, 3 grooves T-78, R1-330, p.250

($40-$60) 171. .69 cal. rifled musket, Bartholow Patent T-66, R1-331, p.251

($40-$60) 172. .69 cal. rifled musket, Hazard (3), A. T-37, R1-333, p.252, B. T-20, R1-334, p.252, C. T-21, R1-335,

p.252

($350-$500) 173. .69 cal. rifled musket cartridge, Hazard Powder Co. T-42, R1-336, p.252 – (Very rare type and caliber and

one of only two recovered by a metal detectorist at Gettysburg.) ($300-$400) 174. .69 cal. rifled musket cartridge, Hazard Powder Co. T-23, R1-338, p.252 (Rare type and caliber - Non-dug) ($75-$125) 175. .69 cal. rifled musketoon, 2 grooves (3), A. T-32, R1-340, p.253, B. T-40, R1-341, p.253, C. T-34, R1-

342, p.253

($60-$80) 176. .71 cal. rifle musket (2), A. T-57, R1-344, p.254, B. T-43, R1-345, p.254

($60-$80) 177. .71 cal. rifle musket (2), A. T-29, R1-346, p.254, B. T-30, R1-347, p.254

($175-$250) 178. .71 cal. rifle musket T-38, R1-348, p.254

($175-$250) 179. .71 cal. rifle musket, pressed & turned (2), A. T-106, B. T-107

($2400-$2800) 180. .69 cal. smoothbore, Mefford Patent T-33, R1-353, p.263 (This significant variety, intended to increase the

accuracy of smoothbores, was issued, but little used. Nevertheless, an important part of the C.W.

ammunition story. Very few survive because of their mass destruction at the Frankford Arsenal in 1865. –

VERY RARE)

(#181-#185) Here you have an opportunity to keep these unique “Harpers Ferry Trials” specimens together. The three cartridges are

from the Paul Klatt Collection

($700-$1000) 181. .69 cal. rifled musket, Experimental, from Harpers Ferry Trials No. 2, T-53, R1-1, p.8

($700-$1000) 182. .69 cal. rifled musket, Experimental, from Harpers Ferry Trials No. 1, T-81, R1-2, p.8

($3500-$5000) 183. .69 cal. rifled musket cartridge, Experimental, from Harpers Ferry Trials No. 5, T-77, R1-3, p.8

($1500-$2500) 184. .54 cal. rifle cartridge, Experimental, from Harpers Ferry Trials, marked “patch” T-78

($1500-$2500) 185. .54 cal. rifle cartridge, Experimental, from Harpers Ferry Trials, marked “a tige” T-79

($175-$250) 186. .69 cal. rifled musketoon, from Frankford Arsenal T-49, R1-10, p.26

($400-$600) 187. .69 cal. rifled musketoon cartridge w/ball, plug, from Frankford Arsenal, A. T-24, R1-12, p.26, B. T-25,

R1-11, p.26

Estimate Items #188 – #199 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 2” ($700-$1000) 188. .54 cal. Burnside cartridge w/ball, First Model, A. T-296, R2-356, p.15, B. T-6, R2-358, p.15 (VERY

SCARCE)

($250-$350) 189. .54 cal. Burnside cartridge w/extra case, Tinned, from Frankford & Watervliet Arsenals, A. T-129, R2-

359, p.21, B. T-76, R2-360, p.21

($40-$60) 190. .54 cal. Burnside cartridge, (First Model?) T-56, R2-357, p.15

($30-$50) 191. .54 cal. Burnside (2), A. T-4, R2-365, p.22 - Harpers Ferry, B. T-239, R2-366, p.22

($125-$175) 192. .54 cal. Burnside cartridge (2), A. T-5, R2-367, p.22, dug, B. T-78, R2-368, p.22

($150-$250) 193. .54 cal. Burnside cartridge (2), A. T-260, R2-369, p.22, B. T-7, R2-370, p.22

($40-$60) 194. .54 cal. Burnside, pressed T-127, R2-371, p.31

($40-$60) 195. .54 cal. Burnside, 1864 “modified” ball T-88, R2-376, p.34

($600-$900) 196. .54 cal. Burnside, cartridge, Poultney foil case T-275, R2-376, p.36 (VERY SCARCE)

($20-$40) 197. .54 cal. Burnside case, ball & M-1864 ball, A. T-8, B. T-77

($50-$100) 198. .54 cal. Burnside, 10 cases jammed together R2-379, p.37

($40-$60) 199. .54 cal. Burnside, pewter casting formed in case T-52(M), R2-380, p.37

200. Colt – Mod. 1860 Army – 44 Cal. Revolver – All Visible #’s Matching

201. Colt – Mod. 1849 Pocket – 31 Cal. Revolver – w/Excellent Cylinder Scene – All Visible #’s Matching

202. Colt – Mod. 1860 Army – 44 Cal. Revolver – All Visible #’s Matching Except Cylinder – Cartouche

Visible on Both Grips

203. French Heavy Cavalry Sabre Pattern 1804 – w/Scabbard

204. Foreign Cavalry Sabre – w/Scabbard – Possible German – Circa 1870-1890

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Estimate Items #205 – #249 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 2” Colt Revolving Rifle cartridges are rarely seen these days and the following specimens (#205-#214) are in mint condition.

($175-$250) 205. .36 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle cartridge w/ball, A. T-210, R2-381, p.45, B. T-326

($150-$200) 206. .44 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle cartridge w/ball, A. T-78(L), R2-383, p.45, B. T-204, R2-385, p.45

($400-$500) 207. .50 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle cartridge w/ball, A. T-180, R2-389, p.46, B. T-255, R2-390, p.46

($225-$300) 208. .56 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle cartridge w/ball, A. T-9, R2-392, p.46, B. T-194, R2-393, p.46, C. T-212,

R2-394, p.46

($20-$40) 209. .56 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle (4), A. T-89, R2-397, p.47, B. T-140, R2-399, p.47, C. T-10, D. T-211

($200-$300) 210. .56 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle cartridge, Hazard Powder Co. – T-288, R2-400, p.47

($200-$300) 211. .56 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle cartridge, DuPont Powder Co. – T-268, R2-401, p.47

($125-$175) 212. .56 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle cartridge w/ball, A. T-200, R2-389, p.47, dug, B. T-306

($125-$175) 213. .56 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle cartridge, Eley Bros., London – T-325, R2-403

($900-$1200) 214. .64 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle cartridge T-76 (EXTREMELY RARE- perhaps the only one known. From

the Paul Klatt Collection. This was not available for photographing when "Round Ball -- Part Two" was

printed.)

($30-$50) 215. .52 cal. Cosmopolitan (2), A. T-95, R2-404, p.52, B. T-179, R2-405, p.52

($200-$275) 216. .52 cal. Cosmopolitan cartridge T-220, R2-406, p.52

($250-$350) 217. .52 cal. Cosmopolitan cartridge T-303, R2-407, p.52

($300-$400) 218. .52 cal. Cosmopolitan cartridge, paper case T-298, R2-408, p.52

($30-$50) 219. .52 cal. Cosmopolitan, pressed ball, St. Louis Arsenal T-208

($200-$300) 220. .52 cal. Union carbine cartridge w/ball, A. T-276, R2-409, p.53, B. T-330

($75-$150) 221. .50 cal. carbine cartridge w/ball, A. T-263, R2-412, p.53, B. T-264, R2-411, p.53

($60-$80) 222. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge T-312, R2-p.58 - James River

($75-$150) 223. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge w/balls, A. T-91, R2-413, p.59, B. T-13, R2-414, p.59, C. T-106, R2-416, p.59

($40-$60) 224. .50 cal. Gallager, pressed & turned T-138, R2-415, p.59 – Gettysburg

($100-$150) 225. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge T-15, R2-417, p.59

($100-$150) 226. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge, variation T-313, R2-418, p.59

($175-$250) 227. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge w/ball, A. T-249, R2-419, p.59, tinned case, B. T-201, R2-420, p.59

($225-$300) 228. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge, Richardson & Overman Patent Infringement T-332, R2-427, p.91 (VERY

RARE - Cartridge loaded with 3-groove ball instead of usual one-groove ball.)

($175-$250) 229. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge, Jackson’s Patent T-314, R2-428, p.100

($175-$250) 230. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge, Jackson’s Patent T-148, R2-429, p.100

($60-$80) 231. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge w/Section, Poultney’s Patent, A. T-12, R2-432, p.113, B. T-267

($200-$300) 232. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge, Poultney Patent, misloaded w/Maynard ball T-289, R2-435, p.113

($200-$250) 233. .50 cal. Gallager cartridge, Poultney Patent, misloaded w/Maynard ball T-290, R2-436, p.113

($250-$350) 234. .54 cal. Greene cartridge (?) T-172, R2-437 & 438, p.132

($175-$225) 235. .54 cal. Greene T-177, R2-439, p.132

($600-$800) 236. .54 cal. Greene cartridge T-281, R2-441, p.132 (RARE – Original cartridges seldom available -- most of

those offered for sale are actually Enfield cartridges.) ($600-$800) 237. .54 cal. Greene cartridge T-299, R2-442, p.132 (RARE – Original cartridges seldom available -- most of

those offered for sale are actually Enfield cartridges.) ($150-$200) 238. .56 cal. Lindner, 2 variations, A. T-137, R2-444, p.137, B. T-118, R2-445, p.137

($60-$80) 239. .50 cal. Maynard cartridge, First Model T-47, R2-450, p.157

($400-$500) 240. .48 cal. Maynard cartridge, steel disk T-333, R2 - see p.150 (This rare cartridge in .48 cal. with its steel disk

started it all for Edward Maynard. VERY RARE)

($75-$125) 241. .50 cal. Maynard cartridge w/ball, dug, A. T-82, R2-452, p.171, B. T-88, R2-453, p.171

($75-$125) 242. .50 cal. Maynard cartridges (3), A. T-26, R2-454, p.171, B. T-75, R2-455, p.171, C. T-25, T-119

($40-$60) 243. .50 cal. Maynard, First Model, T.O. Leroy T-81, R2-447, p.157

($125-$175) 244. .50 cal. Maynard cartridge, Poultney Patent T-121, R2-457, p.172

($40-$60) 245. .54 cal. Merrill (3), A. T-28, R2-461, p.178, B. T-163, R2-462, p.178, C. T-153, R2-463, p.178

($60-$80) 246. .54 cal. Merrill (4), A. T-30, R2-464, p.178, B. T-235, R2-465, p.178, C. T-29, R2-466, p.178, D. T-141,

R2-467, p.178

($60-$80) 247. .54 cal. Merrill (4), A. T-234, R2-469, p.178, B. T-143, R2-470, p.178, C. T-27, D. T-182

($75-$125) 248. .54 cal. Merrill cartridge T-31, R2-471, p.178

($150-$200) 249. .54 cal. Merrill cartridge, St. Louis Arsenal T-157, R2-476, p.179

250. British Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifle Musket – 577 Call. – Lock Marked “Tower 1863” – Stock Marked

w/an “Anchor” Over a “S” Denoting Inspection by John Southgate (Southgate Inspected Arms for

Confederate Import)

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251. Sub-Contract Bridesburg – U.S. Mod. 1861 – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle-Musket – Mfg. 1861 (Excellent

Stock Cartouche)

252. French Foot Sword Pattern 1831 – w/Leather Scabbard

253. French Pattern 1816 Infantry NCO Sword – w/Leather Carrier

Estimate Items #254 – #299 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 2” ($350-$450) 254. .54 cal. Merrill cartridge, Washington Arsenal T-172, R2-478, p.179 (When asked to produce Merrill cartridges

in 1864, the Washington Arsenal, in their infinite wisdom, decided to use standard Sharps bullets instead of

the propriatary design. Less than 10 known. EXTREMELY RARE)

($200-$300) 255. .52 cal. Sharps, “Old Model” T-165, R2-480, p.191 (VERY RARE – This is the "Old Model" bullet that

was originally machine pressed. Deep cavity!)

($60-$80) 256. .56 cal. Sharps, “New Model” T-49, R2-484, p.196

($200-$300) 257. .56 cal. Sharps cartridge, w/ball T-170, R2-485, p.196

($175-$250) 258. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, w/ball, paper case, A. T-273, R2-487, p.198, B. T-50, R2-488, p.198

($275-$350) 259. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Johnston & Dow Patent T-287, R2-489, p.202 (VERY RARE – A seldom

encountered round.)

($100-$150) 260. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Hazard Powder Co. w/ball, dug, A. T-39, R2-490, p.202, B. T-130, R2-491,

p.202

($50-$80) 261. .52 cal. Sharps, cast variations (5), A. T-176, R2-494, p.216, B. T-37, R2-495, p.216, C. T-99, R2-496,

p.216, D. T-36, R2-497, p.216 - Gettysburg, E. T-41, R2-498, p.216 – Gettysburg

($20-$40) 262. .52 cal. Sharps, cast variations (2), A. T-24 - Chancellorsville, B. T-38 – Gettysburg

($80-$100) 263. .52 cal. Sharps, pressed variations (6), A. R2-500, p.216 – Watervliet Arsenal, B. T-161, R2-501, p.216,

C. T-35, R2-502, p.216 – Chancellorsville, D. T-34, R2-503, p.216, E. T-213, R2-504, p.216 – Shiloh, F.

T-94, R2-505, p.216

($50-$180) 264. .52 cal. Sharps, pressed variations (4), A. T-40 – Gettysburg, B. T-214, C. T-215, D. T-216

($100-$150) 265. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Paper case T-84, R2-507, p.217

($100-$150) 266. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Paper case T-128, R2-509, p.217

($150-$200) 267. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Blue paper case T-144, R2-510, p.217

($150-$200) 268. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Linen case, blue closure T-304, R2-501, p.217

($200-$300) 269. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Linen case, Benicia Arsenal T-262, R2-513, p.217

($125-$175) 270. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Linen case, Johnston & Dow T-196, R2-514, p.217

($100-$150) 271. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Linen case, H.W. Mason T-197, R2-515, p.217

($100-$150) 272. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Linen case, Robt. Chadwick T-42, R2-516, p.217

($150-$200) 273. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Linen case, Washington Arsenal T-169, R2-517, p.217

($150-$200) 274. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, Linen case, Watervliet Arsenal T-198, R2-518, p.217

($50-$175) 275. 60-bore (.44 cal.) Sharps Sporting T-92, R2-531, p.221

($75-$125) 276. 60-bore (.44 cal.) Sharps Sporting T-152, R2-533, p.221

($175-$225) 277. 60-bore (.44 cal.) Sharps Sporting cartridge T-168, R2-534, p.221

($75-$100) 278. 60-bore (.44 cal.) Sharps Sporting T-108, R2-535, p.221

($175-$225) 279. 60-bore Sharps Sporting cartridges (2), A. T-277, see R2-536, p.221, B. T-109

($350-$500) 280. 60-bore Sharps Sporting cartridge, Linen case T-221, R2-538, p.221

($200-$275) 281. 60-bore (.44 cal.) Sharps Sporting T-110, R2-539, p.221

($175-$250) 282. 60-bore (.44 cal.) Sharps Sporting T-228, R2-540, p.221

($50-$100) 283. 90-bore (.40 cal.) Sharps Sporting T-151, R2-541, p.222

($50-$100) 284. 90-bore (.40 cal.) Sharps Sporting T-230, R2-544, p.222

($250-$300) 285. 90-bore Sharps Sporting cartridge T-219, R2-545, p.222

($200-$300) 286. 90-bore Sharps Sporting cartridge T-293, R2-546, p.222

($250-$300) 287. 90-bore Sharps Sporting cartridge T-294, R2-547, p.222

($200-$250) 288. 60-bore Sharps Sporting cartridge T-258, see R2-532, p.221

($225-$275) 289. 60-bore Sharps Sporting cartridge T-305, see R2-532, p.221

($125-$150) 290. 90-bore Sharps, Gomez & Mills T-229, R2-549, p.225

($60-$80) 291. 90-bore Sharps, Gomez & Mills T-231, R2-550, p.225

($100-$150) 292. 60-bore Sharps, Gomez & Mills T-125, R2-552, p.225

($125-$175) 293. 60-bore Sharps, Gomez & Mills T-122, R2-553, p.225

($300-$350) 294. 60-bore Sharps cartridge, Gomez & Mills T-286, R2-554, p.225

($150-$200) 295. 32-bore Sharps, Gomez & Mills T-105, R2-555, p.225

($200-$250) 296. 32-bore Sharps cartridge, Gomez & Mills T-186, R2-556, p.225

($40-$60) 297. .50 cal. Smith (4), A. T-11, R2-558, p.237 – Harpers Ferry, B. T-54, R2-559, p.237 – Midland, VA, C. T-

55, R2-560, p.237, D. T-101, R2-561, p.237 w/partial case

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($100-$150) 298. .50 cal. Smith cartridge, T-102, R2-562, p.237 (dug)

($350-$500) 299. .50 cal. Smith cartridge – Lee’s HQ Museum T-96, R2-563, p.237

300. Remington – U.S. Mod. 1841 “Mississippi Rifle” – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle – Mfg. 1851 (Strong

Barrel Markings)

301. Colt Special Model 1861 – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle Musket – Lock Marked: 1863 Colts PT. FA

Manf. Co. Hartford, CT. (Excellent Barrel Marking & Stock Cartouche)

302. U.S. Mod. 1855 Bayonet – For .58 Cal. Rifle Musket

303. Bayonet – For British Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifle-Musket

Estimate Items #304 – #349 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 2” ($300-$400) 304. .50 cal. Smith cartridge, variation T-202, R2-564, p.237

($75-$125) 305. .50 cal. Smith cartridge, Poultney Patent T-120, R2-568, p.243

($75-$125) 306. .50 cal. Smith cartridge, Poultney Patent T-58, R2-569, p.243

($40-$80) 307. .50 cal. Smith cartridge, Poultney Patent T-292, R2-571, p.243 (dug remains)

($400-$600) 308. .36 cal. Smith Sporting cartridge T-284, R2-573, p.246 (RARE)

($500-$600) 309. .50 cal. Smith cartridge, w/round ball T-282, R2-575, p.246 (RARE)

($600-$800) 310. .50 cal. Smith cartridge, Experimental Gutta-Percha Case T-278, R2-576, p.246 (RARE – Only Specimen

Known)

($50-$100) 311. .50 cal. Smith cartridge, 20th Century T-285

($25-$50) 312. .50 cal. Smith, variations (3), A. T-53, B. T-56, C. T-57

($30-$50) 313. .54 cal. Starr, variations (3), A. T-117, R2-578, p.254 – St. Louis Arsenal, B. T-70, R2-579, p.254, C. T-

112, R2-580, p.254

($20-$40) 314. .54 cal. Starr, variations (2), A. T-323, B. T-324

($150-$200) 315. .54 cal. Starr carbine bullet mould, Excavated (This caliber is rarely found – RARE)

($100-$150) 316. .54 cal. Starr cartridge, Linen case, Johnston & Dow T-131, R2-581, p.254

($100-$150) 317. .54 cal. Starr cartridge, D.C. Sage T-171, R2-582, p.254

($125-$175) 318. .54 cal. Starr cartridge, St. Louis Arsenal T-205, R2-583, p.254

($400-$600) 319. .54 cal. Starr cartridge, Johnston & Dow T-311, R2-587, p.257 (One of only two known. VERY RARE)

($50-$75) 320. .54 cal. Starr, J & D ball, A. T-98, R2-588, p.257

($50-$100) 321. .42 cal. Ballard cartridge, w/ball, A. T-188, R2-589, p.279, B. T-190, R2-590, p.279

($50-$75) 322. .42 cal. Ballard cartridges (2), A. T-3, see R2-591, p.279, B. T-87, see R2-592, p.279

($50-$75) 323. .42 cal. Ballard cartridge (long ball) T-334, R2-593, p.279

($75-$125) 324. .42 cal. Ballard cartridge, C.D. Leet T-270, R2-598, p.280

($50-$75) 325. .42 cal. Henry cartridge, w/ball & case, A. T-19, R2-600, p.296, B. T-21, R2-601, p.296, C. T-20

($30-$50) 326. .42 cal. Henry cartridge, “H” T-23, R2-602, p.296

($50-$100) 327. .42 cal. Henry cartridge, w/section, A. T-243, R2-604, p.296, B. T-271, R2-605, p.296

($50-$75) 328. .42 cal. Henry cartridge, w/ball, A. T-150, R2-606, p.296, B. T-252, R2-607, p.296

($40-$60) 329. .42 cal. Henry cartridge, w/case “H”, A. T-191, B. T-22, R2-608, p.296

($40-$60) 330. .42 cal. Henry cartridge T-242, R2-609, p.296

($60-$80) 331. .42 cal. Henry cartridges, “H” (2), A. T-259, B. T-265

($125-$175) 332. .52 cal. Joslyn cartridge, Crittenden & Tibbals T-274, R2-612, p.306

($40-$80) 333. .44 cal. Remington cartridge, w/ball, A. T-297, R2-616, p.309, CTM Co., B. T-123, R2-619, p.309, CTM

Co.

($30-$50) 334. .44 cal. Remington cartridge, C.D. Leet T-209, R2-620, p.309

($125-$175) 335. .52 cal. Sharps & Hankins cartridge, “Old Model,” w/ball, A. T-1, R2-626, p.319, B. T-2, R2-627, p.319

($100-$150) 336. .52 cal. Sharps & Hankins cartridge, “Old Model” T-147, R2-628, p.319

($125-$175) 337. .52 cal. Sharps & Hankins cartridge, “New Model,” w/ball, A. T-93, R2-629, p.323, B. T-126, R2-631,

p.323

($40-$60) 338. .52 cal. Sharps & Hankins, “New Model” T-103, R2-630, p.323

($75-$125) 339. .52 cal. Sharps & Hankins cartridge, “New Model” T-146, R2-632, p.323

($75-$125) 340. .52 cal. Sharps & Hankins cartridge, “Short Rifle” T-115, R2-634, p.327

($40-$60) 341. .52 cal. Sharps & Hankins cartridge, “Short Rifle” T-115, R2-634, p.327

($20-$40) 342. .52 cal. Spencer cartridge,Crittenden & Tibbals T-69, R2-640, p.384

($20-$40) 343. .52 cal. Spencer, w/ partial cases (2), A. T-61, C & T, B. T-97, C.D. Leet

($30-$50) 344. .52 cal. Spencer cartridge, w/ball, C.D. Leet, A. T-60, R2-648, p.388, B. T-156, R2-649, p.388

($20-$40) 345. .52 cal. Spencer cartridge, C.D. Leet T-207, R2-650, p.388

($50-$75) 346. .52 cal. Spencer cartridge, Fitch, Van Vechten T-253, R2-653, p.389

($50-$75) 347. .52 cal. Spencer cartridge, Sage Amm. Works T-241, R2-654, p.389

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($20-$30) 348. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, C & T T-245, R2-662, p.391

($125-$175) 349. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, “FVV&Co” T-184, R2-664, p.391

350. Remington – Mod. 1863 (Zouave) Rifle – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle

351. Smith Carbine – 50 Cal. Percussion Carbine – Mfg. by Poultney & Trimble – Baltimore – U.S. Civil

War Issue (w/Original Case Color – Missing Lower Tang Screw) (Very Clean Gun)

352. Whitney – Mod. 1861 Naval Rifle – 69 Cal. Percussion Rifle – Lock Marked: Whitneyville 1863 –

Barrel Dated 1863 – w/Visible Stock Cartouche

353. Sabre Bayonet – For Mod. 1841 Mississippi Rifle – w/Original Scabbard

354. U.S. Mod. 1855 Bayonet – For .58 Cal. Rifle Musket

Items #355 – #372 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 2” ($20-$40) 355. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, w/ball & case, J. Goldmark, A. T-240, R2-665, p.391, B. T-63, R2-667, p.391

($100-$150) 356. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, J. Goldmark T-195, R2-668, p.391 – Manassas (dug) (Unheard of to find an

excavated specimen!)

($20-$40) 357. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, J. Goldmark T-155, R2-669, p.391

($10-$20) 358. .50 cal. Spencer, Sage Amm. Works T-164, R2-666, p.391

($20-$30) 359. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, “CDL” T-124, R2-672, p.392

($20-$30) 360. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, “CDL” T-246, R2-673, p.392

($40-$50) 361. .50 cal. Spencer cartridges (2), “CDL”, A. T-247, see R2-673a (top), p.392, B. T-248, see R2-673b

(bottom), p.392

($20-$30) 362. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, Sage Amm. Works T-65, R2-674, p.392

($20-$30) 363. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, “SAW” T-64, R2-675, p.392

($20-$30) 364. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, “SAW” T-206, R2-676, p.392

($25-$50) 365. .50 cal. Spencer cartridge, Sharps & Hankins T-335, R2-677, p.392

($50-$75) 366. .50 cal. Spencer cartridges (2), 1-groove, A. T-68, B. T-113

($20-$40) 367. .44 cal. Spencer cartridge T-107, R2-693, p.395

($225-$275) 368. .50 cal. cartridge, Experimental, Springfield Armory, 1864-1865 T-73(M), R2-694, p.395

($150-$200) 369. .50 cal. Warner cartridge, w/ball & case, A. T-279, R2-702, p.404, B. T-302, R2-703, p.404

($200-$250) 370. .50 cal. Warner cartridge T-72, R2-704, p.404

($125-$175) 371. .42 cal. Wesson cartridge, w/2 balls & case, A. T-237, R2-705, p.409, B. T-135, R2-706, p.409, C. T-

139, R2-707, p.409, “Mac Mason” marked cartridge

($75-$125) 372. .42 cal. Wesson cartridge T-236, R2-708, p.409

Estimate Items #373 – #399 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 3” ($100-$150) 373. .44 cal. Colt cartridge, 1850s Military Prototype R3 - see page 3 (Very desirable for any Colt collection.)

($175-$225) 374. .44 cal. Colt cartridge, w/env. & ball, A. T-318, R3-710, p.6, envelope, B. T-318, R3-711, p.6, cartridge,

C. T-165, R3-712, p.6, ball

($125-$175) 375. .36 cal. Colt cartridge, w/ball, St. Louis pattern, A. T-46, R3-714, p.6, B. T-268, R3-715, p.6

($200-$250) 376. .36 cal. Colt cartridge T-140, R3-719, p.10

($200-$250) 377. .44 cal. Colt cartridge T-19, R3-720, p.10

($100-$150) 378. .36 cal. Colt cartridge, waterproofed w/shellac, see B. Lewis, plate 36t

($40-$80) 379. .36 cal. Colt, St. Louis pattern (4 var.), A. T-222, R3-726, p.15, B. T-123, R3-727, p.15, C. T-89, R3-728,

p.15, D. T-346

($100-$150) 380. .44 cal. Colt, tie ring T-246, R3-729, p.15

($200-$300) 381. .44 cal. Colt cartridge, w/balls (2), St. Louis Arsenal, A. T-334, R3-730a, p.16, B. T-333, R3-730b, p.16,

C. T-332, R3-730, p.16

($20-$30) 382. .44 cal. Colt (2 var.), St. Louis Arsenal, A. T-334b, B. T-181

($150-$200) 383. .44 cal. Colt cartridge, w/ball, Watervliet Arsenal, A. T-59, R3-736, p.18, B. T-161, R3-737, p.18

($40-$60) 384. .44 cal. Colt (3 var.), Watervliet Arsenal, A. T-23, R3-733, p.18, B. T-194, R3-734, p.18, C. T-70, R3-

735, p.18

($10-$20) 385. .36 cal. round balls (2), A. T-10, R3-741, p.21, B. T-44, R3-742, p.21

($125-$175) 386. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge, Red paper T-290, R3-745, p.21

($75-$100) 387. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge, Yellow paper T-51, R3-746, p.21

($50-$100) 388. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge T-255, R3-747, p.21

($150-$200) 389. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge, Blue paper T-320, R3-748, p.21

($100-$150) 390. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge, Red paper T-237, R3-749, p.21

($30-$50) 391. .36 cal. Colt Navy (4), A. T-179, R3-751, p.22, B. T-188, R3-752, p.22, C. T-9, R3-753, p.22, D. T-97,

R3-754, p.22

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($10-$20) 392. .44 cal. round balls (3 var.), A. T-21, R3-759, p.23, B. T-20, C. T-77

($175-$250) 393. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge T-266, similar to R3-760, p.23

($150-$200) 394. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge T-283, R3-761, p.23

($150-$200) 395. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge T-284, R3-762, p.2

($150-$200) 396. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge T-162, R3-763, p.23

($175-$225) 397. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge, w/ball, Red paper, A. T-340, similar to R3-64, p.23, B. T-335, R3-765, p.23

($40-$80) 398. .44 cal. Colt Army, Bartholow Patent (5 var.), A. T-2, R3-766, p.50, B. T-3, R3-767, p.50, C. T-72, R3-

768, p.50, D. T-322, R3-769, p.50, E. T-4, R3-770, p.50

($175-$250) 399. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge, Bartholow Patent, T-158, R3-771, p.50

400. Spencer Military Rifle – Army Model – 52 R/F Cal. Rifle

401. Spencer Civil War Model Carbine – 52 R/F Cal. Carbine – Lower Tang Marked J. Tagcart

402. Bayonet – For British Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifle-Musket – w/Scabbard

403. French – Mod. 1822 Cavalry Sabre – w/Matching # Scabbard – Mfg. 1879

404. Sharps & Hankins – Mod. 1861 Navy Rifle – 52 R/F Cal. Rifle – Serial # 331 of Approximately 700

Mfg. (Very Scarce Rifle – Buy Them When You Can Find Them!)

405. Sabre Bayonet – For Sharps & Sharps & Hankins Rifle – Mfg. by Collins – 1861

406. Dahlgren “Bowie” Bayonet – For U.S. Navy Model 1861 Rifle – w/Original Scabbard & Frog – Mfg.

by Ames – 1863 (Very Scarce Rifle – Buy Them When You Can Find Them!)

407. Sharps & Hankins – Mod. 1862 Navy Carbine – 52 R/F Cal. Carbine – w/Original Leather Wrapped

Barrel

408. Sharps & Hankins – Mod. 1862 Army Carbine – 52 R/F Cal. Carbine – Side Receiver Marked P

Wcw

Estimate Items #409 – #449 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 3” ($200-$275) 409. .36 cal. Colt Army cartridge, w/balls (2), Bartholow Patent, A. T-249, R3-775, p.51, B. T-338, R3-773,

p.51, C. T-321, R3-774, p.51

($300-$400) 410. .31 cal. Colt Pocket Model cartridge, Bartholow Patent, T-303, R3-777, p.51 (The scarcest of these

patented cartridges – VERY RARE)

($175-$250) 411. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge, by Robt. Chadwick T-253, R3-779, p.59

($150-$200) 412. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge, w/balls (2), by Robt. Chadwick, A. T-239, R3-782, p.60, B. T-330, R3-783,

p.60, C. T-331, R3-784, p.60

($75-$100) 413. .31 cal. Colt Pocket Model cartridge, w/balls (2) by Robt. Chadwick, A. T-92, R3-787, p.60, B. T-90, R3-

788, p.60, C. T-91

($600-$700) 414. .28 cal. Colt Pocket Model, FOIL cartridge, w/wrapper T-282, R3-789, p.66 (A perfect example of this

important, rare, and desirable cartridge – RARE)

($700-$900) 415. .36 cal. Colt Belt Revolver, FOIL cartridge, w/wrapper & ball, A. T-125, R3-792, p.66 (RARE), B. T-317,

R3-793, p.66 (The cartridge is rare enough, but Dean has not seen another ball. Very nice!)

($20-$30) 416. .44 cal. Colt Dragoon T-74, R3-800, p.70

($175-$225) 417. .44 cal. Colt Holster Rev. cartridge w/wrapper T-218, R3-801, p.70

($150-$200) 418. .28 cal. Colt Pocket Model cartridge, w/balls (2), A. T-112, R3-805, p.79, B. T-186, R3-806, p.79,

C. T-172, R3-807, p.79

($40-$60) 419. .31 cal. Colt Pocket Model (5 var.), A. T-6, R3-810, p.80, B. T-139, R3-811, p.80, C. T-195, R3-812,

p.80, D. T-107, R3-813, p.80, E. T-36, R3-814, p.80

($50-$100) 420. .31 cal. Colt Pocket Model cartridge, w/balls (2), A. T-8, R3-816, p.80, B. T-5, C. T-7

($50-$100) 421. .36 cal. Colt Belt Revolver cartridge, w/balls (2), A. T-12, R3-820, p.80 (SCK), B. T-200, R3-819 –

Gettysburg, C. T-11

($100-$150) 422. .44 cal. Colt Holster Rev. cartridge T-248, R3-824, p.81

($75-$125) 423. .44 cal. Colt New Model Holster Rev. cartridge, w/ball, A. T-18, R3-826, p.82, B. T-131, R3-827, p.82

($50-$75) 424. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge, w/ball, Hazard Powder Co., A. T-52, R3-831, p.94, (Excavated), B. T-27,

R3-830, p.94

($75-$125) 425. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge, w/ball, Hazard Powder Co., A. T-28, R3-832, p.94, B. T-15, R3-829, p.94

($100-$150) 426. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge, w/ball, Hazard Powder Co., A. T-62, R3-837, p.97, B. T-33, R3-826, p.97

($200-$250) 427. .31 cal. Colt Pocket Model cartridge, Hazard Powder Co. T-265, R3-841, p.97 (The .31 cal. is also the

scarcest of the Hazard rounds – VERY RARE)

($50-$75) 428. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge, w/ball, Johnston & Dow by E.O. Potter, A. T-53, R3-845, p.107 (Excavated),

B. T-22, R3-844, p.107

($100-$150) 429. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge, Johnston & Dow by E.O. Potter T-206, R3-846, p.108

($50-$75) 430. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge, Johnston & Dow T-54, R3-848, p.108 (Excavated)

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($40-$60) 431. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge w/ball, Johnston & Dow, A. T-57, R3-851, p.108, B. T-145, R3-852, p.108

(Excavated)

($50-$100) 432. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge w/ball, Johnston & Dow, A. T-80, R3-853, p.108, B. T-58

($50-$100) 433. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridges (2), Johnston & Dow, A. T-287, R3-855, p.109 (Excavated), B. T-351

(Excavated)

($75-$125) 434. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge, Johnston & Dow T-130, R3-858, p.109 (Excavated)

($100-$150) 435. .36 cal. Remington Navy cartridge, Johnston & Dow T-300, R3-865, p.110

($50-$100) 436. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge, w/ball, Johnston & Dow, A. T-220, R3-859, p.109 – Gettysburg, B. T-352

($50-$100) 437. .36 cal. Colt Navy cartridge, Johnston & Dow T-291, R3-860, p.109

($150-$200) 438. .31 cal. Pocket Revolver cartridge, Leet & Hall T-275, R3-867, p.113 (SCARCE)

($125-$175 439. .36 cal. Navy Revolver cartridge w/ball, Leet & Hall, A. T-323, R3-870, p.113 (SCARCE), B. T-229, R3-

871, p.113

($100-$150) 440. .44 cal. Army Revolver cartridge w/balls (2), Leet & Hall, A. T-87, R3-875, p.114, B. T-86, R3-874,

p.114, C. T-37

($175-$225) 441. .36 cal. Navy Pistol cartridges (2 var.) w/Ball, D.C. Sage, A. T-106, R3-880, p.134, B. T-205, R3-881

p.134, C. T-129, R3-882, p.134

($75-$125) 442. .36 cal. Navy Pistol cartridge, w/ball, D.C. Sage, A. T-75, B. T-76, R3-883, p.134

($150-$200) 443. .44 cal. Colt Army Pistol cartridges (2 var.) w/balls (2), D.C. Sage, A. T-14, R3-891, p.137, B. T-35, R3-

892, p.137, C. T-177, R3-893, p.137, D. T-143, R3-894, p.137

($50-$100) 444. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge w/ball, D.C. Sage, A. T-142, R3-895, p.137, B. T-141, R3-896, p.137

($150-$200) 445. .44 cal. Colt Army cartridge w/balls (2), D.C. Sage, A. T-289 (SCARCE), B. T-144, C. T-176

($175-$250) 446. .44 cal. Joslyn cartridge, w/ball, A. T-311, R3-906, p.141 (SCARCE), B. T-175, R3-907, p.141

($200-$300) 447. .36 cal. Savage cartridge w/ball, D.C. Sage, A. T-38, R3-917, p.145, B. T-211, R3-918, p.145

($200-$300) 448. .36 cal. Savage cartridge w/ball, Robt. Chadwick, A. T-137, R3-916, p.145, B. T-269, R3-919, p.145

($30-$60) 449. .36 cal. Savage (2 var.), A. T-47, R3-920, p.145, B. T-232, R3-921, p.145

Saturday, November 8th 8:30 AM 450. Colt Special Model 1861 – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle Musket – Lock Marked: 1864 Colts PT. FA

Manf. Co. Hartford, CT. (Excellent Barrel Markings)

451. Enfield – British-Snider Pattern II** Rifle – .577 Boxer Cal. Rifle (Altered From P.53 Enfield Rifle

Musket) – Mfg. Date 1867-74

452. Springfield – U.S. Mod. 1861 Rifle Musket – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle – Mfg. 1861

453. British-Enfield – P 1856/58 Sabre Bayonet – w/Scabbard

454. U.S. Mod. 1855 Bayonet – For 58Cal. Rifle Musket – w/Scabbard

Estimate Items #455 – #499 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 3” ($50-$100 ) 455. .36 cal. Starr T-113, R3-926, p.148 (RARE VARIETY)

($300-$400) 456. .36 cal. Starr cartridge w/ball, A. T-168, R3-927, p.148, B. T-271, R3-928, p.148

($75-$125) 457. .44 cal. Starr (2 var.), A. T-230, R3-929, p.148, B. T-39, R3-930, p.148

($200-$250) 458. .44 cal. Starr cartridge, Robt. Chadwick T-285, R3-931, p.148

($250-$300) 459. .44 cal. Starr cartridge, Johnston & Dow T-339, R3-934, p.149

($225-$275) 460. .44 cal. Starr cartridge, variant ball, Johnston & Dow T-305, R3-935, p.149

($350-$500) 461. 12mm Pinfire cartridge, C. Sharps Patent T-316, R3-938, p.161 (The government accepted less than 50,000

on an order for one million, and very few have survived – VERY RARE)

($40-$80) 462. 12mm Pinfire cartridges (2, dug & non-dug), C.D. Leet, A. T-31, R3-939, p.161, B. T-61, R3-941, p.161

($75-$125) 463. 12mm Pinfire cartridges (2, dug & non-dug), Allen & Wilstach, A. T-242, R3-942, p.161, B. T-341, W.

Lang collection

($40-$80) 464. 12mm Pinfire cartridges (2, dug & non-dug), Fusnot, A. T-136, R3-947, p.163, B. T-30, R3-948, p.163

($40-$80) 465. 12mm Pinfire (section, & 2 cases), Fusnot, A. T-261, R3-950, p.163, B. T-238

($30-$50) 466. 12mm Fusnot Pinfire printing block for Bannerman catalog, from Bannerman’s Island

($40-$80) 467. 12mm Pinfire cartridge w/ball, H & B Paris, A. T-171, R3-952, p.164, B. T-29, R3-953, p.164

($40-$80) 468. 12mm Pinfire cartridges (2, dug & non-dug), Gevelot, A. T-223, R3-955, p.164, B. T-224, R3-956, p.164

($40-$80) 469. 12mm Pinfire cartridges (2), A. T-84, R3-957, p.164, B. T-109, R3-958, p.164, “C D 12”

($40-$80) 470. 7mm & 9mm Pinfire cartridges, A. T-93, R3-959, p.164, B. T-203, R3-960, p.164

($40-$80) 471. 7mm Pinfire cartridges (2, dug & non-dug), A. T-247 – New Orleans, B. T-96

($40-$80) 472. 12mm Pinfire cartridges (2, dug & non-dug), Gevelot, A. T-98, B. T-49

($20-$30) 473. 12mm Pinfire cartridge T-88, “BB 12”

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($40-$80) 474. 7mm & 9mm Flobert cartridges (3 var.), A. T-226, B. T-227, C. T-217

($50-$100) 475. 15mm Pinfire cartridge T-85

($100-$150) 476. 11mm Raphael cartridge T-240, R3-961, p.166 (SCARCE)

($100-$150) 477. 12mm Perrin cartridges (2, dug & non-dug), A. T-32, R3-962, p.166, B. T-277, R3-964, p.166 –

Murfreesboro, TN

($75-$100) 478. 12mm Perrin cartridges, brass cases (2), A. T-149, R3-963, p.166, B. T-276 (headstamped)

($50-$80) 479. 9mm Perrin cartridge (dug) T-263

($75-$125) 480. Allen lipfire cartridges (3), A. T-114, R3-968, p.166, .25 cal., B. T-122, R3-969, p.166, .32 cal., C. T-

184, R3-970, p.166, .36 cal.

($75-$125) 481. .44 cal. Allen lipfire cartridges, (dug & non-dug, fired case), A. T-234, R3-971, p.176, B. T-128, R3-972,

p.176, C. T-202

($20-$40) 482. .26 cal. cupfire cartridge T-173, R3-978, p.178

($30-$50) 483. .28 cal. cupfire cartridges (2) Ellis & White, A. T-65, R3-979, p.178, B. T-243, R3-980, p.178

($100-$150) 484. .39 cal. cupfire cartridge, w/ball & fired case, A. T-132, R3-981, p.178, B. T-101, R3-982, p.178, C. T-

196

($50-$80) 485. .39 cal. cupfire cartridges (2), Ellis & White, A. T-100, R3-983, p.178, B. T-201, R3-984, p.178

($75-$125) 486. .40 cal. Derringer cartridge w/ball, A. T-252, R3-987, p.188, B. T-324, R3-988, p.188

($40-$80) 487. .40 cal. Derringer cartridges (2 var.), A. T-185, R3-989, p.188, B. T-260, R3-990, p.188, C.D. Leet

($50-$80) 488. .40 cal. Derringer auxiliary chamber, D. Williams Patent T-57, R3-991, p.188

($40-$80) 489. .32 cal. Teatfire cartridges (2), flat teat, National Revolver, A. T-312, R3-994, p.194, B. T-124

($40-$80) 490. .32 cal. Teatfire cartridges, round & flat teat National Revolver, A. T-81, R3-995, p.194, B. T-40, R3-996,

p.194

($175-$250) 491. .45 cal. Teatfire cartridge, National Revolver T-210, R3-997, p.194

($40-$80) 492. .36 cal. Prescott cartridge T-314, R3-1004, p.199 (dug)

($40-$80) 493. .36 cal. Prescott cartridge T-267, R3-1005, p.199

($75-$125) 494. .36 cal. Sharps pistol T-156, R3-1006, p.200

($175-$250) 495. .36 cal. Sharps pistol cartridge T-167, R3-1008, p.200

($175-$225) 496. .36 cal. Sharps pistol cartridge T-217, R3-1009, p.200

($400-$600) 497. .36 cal. Sharps “mule-ear” cartridge T-266, R3-1012, p.201

($350-$500) 498. .36 cal. Sharps “mule-ear” cartridge w/fired case (dug), A. T-133, R3-1014, p.201 – Fredericksburg, B. T-

134 (Recovered with a few others by Fredericksburg digger George Nance behind Lee Hill.)

($200-$300) 499. .36 cal. Sharps pistol cartridge T-270, R3-1017, p.202

500. Colt – Mod. 1851 “London” Navy Revolver – 36 Cal. Percussion Revolver – w/Original

Wooden Case, British Proof Marks & “Capt. W.P.S. Co. G ---M” Carved on Lower Grips – Mfg.

1856

501. Manhattan Pepperbox Pistol – 28 Cal. Percussion 6-Shot Pistol – (w/4” Barrel) – Serial # 62

502. Colt – Mod. 1855 Sidehammer Revolver Model 2 – 28 Cal. Percussion Revolver – (w/3 ½” Barrel) –

w/Original Wooden Case – Mfg. 1862 (Missing Lever Screw)

503. Civil War Era Non-Regulation Officers Cavalry Sabre – w/Scabbard – German Mfg.

504. Civil War U.S. Non-Regulation Field Officers Sword – w/Scabbard – German Mfg. For U.S. Market

505. U.S. Civil War Era Sabre Bayonet

($800-$1000) 506. Scarce 15” Round Ball – w/Threaded Fuse Hole – Used by U.S. Army

($300-$500) 507. 20lb. Parrott – Fired Round Showing Rifling on Sabot

($1800-$2500) 508. 100lb. Low Band 6.4” Schenkel Shell – w/Army Percussion Fuse

($400-$700) 509. 3.67” Schenkel – w/Recessed Ribs – No Fuse

($800-$1200) 510. 20lb. Schenkel Case Shot Shell – For 3.67 Cal. Gun – w/Schenkel Fuse – Fuse Stamping Legible

Estimate Items #537 – #549 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 3” ($25-$40) 537. 6mm Flobert cartridge T-198, R3-1019, p.210 (dug in SC)

($40-$70) 538. 9mm Flobert cartridges (2), A. T-216, R3-1020, p.210, B. T-231, R3-1021, p.210

($75-$125) 539. .22 cal. No. 1, rimfire cartridges (5 var.), A. T-326, R3-1024, p.211 – Smith & Wesson, B. T-293, R3-

1025, p.211, sectioned, C. T-327, R3-1026, p.211, Leet, Goff & Co., D. T-257, R3-1027, p.211, Smith,

Hall & Farmer, E. T-258, Forehand & Wadsworth

($75-$125) 540. .22 cal. No. 1, Rimfire cartridges (5 var.), A. T-328, R3-1028, p.211, A.S. Warner, B. T-221, R3-1029,

p.211, raised A&W, C. T-245, R3-1030, p.211, Allen & Wheelock, D. T-79, R3-1031, p.211 (dug), E. T-

342, Allen & Wheelock (dug)

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($75-$125) 541. .32 cal. No. 2, cartridges (3) w/ball, case, A. T-42, R3-1038, p.213 – Gettysburg, B. T-147, R3-1039,

p.213 (dug), C. T-133, R3-1040, p.213 – Smith & Wesson, D. T-254, R3-1041, p.213, C.D. Leet, E. Fired

Case

($125-$175) 542. .54 cal. Hunt/Jennings T-22, R3-1045, p.223

($125-$175) 543. .54 cal. Hunt/Jennings “1858” T-51, R3-1046, p.223

($40-$60) 544. .31 cal. Volcanic T-41, R3-1047, p.223, (dug)

($60-$80) 545. .31 cal. Volcanic T-256, R3-1048, p.223

($60-$80) 546. .31 cal. Volcanic T-279, R3-1049, p.223

($75-$125) 547. .36 cal. (?) Volcanic T-187, R3-1050, p.223

($60-$80) 548. .41 cal. Volcanic T-104, R3-1051, p.223, (dug)

($60-$80) 549. .41 cal. Volcanic T-10, R3-1052, p.223, (dug)

550. Colt – Mod. 1861 Navy Revolver – 36 Cal. Percussion Revolver – Serial #10,097 – Mfg. 1863

551. Colt – Mod. 1851 Navy Revolver – 36 Cal. Percussion Revolver – Mfg. 1860

552. Colt – Mod. 1849 Pocket Revolver – 31 Cal. Percussion Revolver – (w/6” Barrel) – Some Silver

Remaining on Trigger Guard & Grip Strap – Mfg. 1862 (Fair Amount of Original Bluing – Clean

Gun w/Excellent Cylinder Scene)

553. U.S. Mod. 1840 Dragoon Sabre – w/Scabbard – Mfg. by P.S. Justice – Philadelphia

554. Civil War U.S. Non Regulation Field Officers Sword – w/Scabbard – German Mfg.

555. U.S. Model 1855 Bayonet – For .58 Cal. Rifle Musket

($1500-$2500) 556. 100lb. Short Parrott – w/Knob on Base – Fired Round w/Display Board

($300-$500) 557. C. S. Burton – 3” Rifle Gun Shell – w/No Flame Grooves – Has Schenkel Timed Fuse

($300-$500) 558. 8” Mortar Ball – w/Lift Ring Notches

($400-$600) 559. 3.67” Schenkel – w/Recessed Grooves – w/Schenkel Fuse

($2000-$3000) 560. 6.4” Mullane Solid Bolt – w/Copper Sabot

Estimate Items #561 – #599 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 3” ($60-$80) 561. .41 cal. Volcanic T-278, R3-1053, p.223 (dug)

($60-$80) 562. .41 cal. Volcanic T-225, R3-1054, p.223 (dug)

($60-$80) 563. .41 cal. Volcanic T-50, R3-1055, p.223 (dug)

($60-$80) 564. .41 cal. Volcanic T-325, R3-1056, p.223 (dug)

($40-$60) 565. 9mm French Gaupillat T-174

($75-$100) 566. .36 cal. Walsh/Lindsay, A. T-241, R3-1061, p.226, B. T-153

($75-$125) 567. .31 cal. Walsh/Lindsay, A. T-64, R3-1062, p.226, B. T-169, fired.

($125-$175) 568. .28 cal. Warner cartridge, “W” Headstamp T-199, R3-1063, p.234

($50-$70) 569. .28 cal. rimfire cartridges (2), Crittenden & Tibbals, A. T-244, R3-1064, p.234, B. T-259, R3-1065, p.234

($100-$150) 570. .31 cal. unidentified cartridges (2), w/ball, A. T-304, R3-1069, p.236, B. T-154, R3-1072, p.236, C.

newsprint

($100-$150) 571. .36 cal. unidentified cartridge w/2 balls, A. T-297, R3-1075, p.237, B. T-1, R3-1076, p.237, C. T-48, R3-

1077, p.237

($100-$150) 572. .44 cal. unidentified cartridges (3), w/ball, H.W. Mason, A. T-219, R3-1082, p.238, B. T-207, R3-1083,

p.238, C. T-148, R3-1084, p.238, D. T-215, R3-1085, p.238

($100-$150) 573. .44 cal. unidentified cartridge T-228, R3-1087, p.238

($10-$20) 574. .45 cal. M-1874 Colt centerfire ball T-313, R3-1088, p.238

($350-$500) 575. .52 cal. Billinghurst & Requa Battery Gun cartridge w/ball, A. T-20, R3-1091, p.253 (dug), B. T-76, R3-

1096, p.253 (Excavated bullets and cartridges are very rare due to limited use.)

($200-$300) 576. .52 cal. Billinghurst & Requa Battery Gun cartridges (2), A. T-65, R3-1092, p.253, reconstructed case, B.

T-13, R3-1093, p.253

($150-$200) 577. .52 cal. Billinghurst & Requa Battery Gun cartridges (2), A. T-75, sectioned, B. T-92, sectioned

($600-$800) 578. .44 cal. Silas Crispin Patent cartridge T-310, R3-1101, p.259 (SCARCE – Union ordnance officer Silas

Crispin's attempt to "build a better mousetrap" and cash in on the government's need for ammunition. Rare

and desirable.)

($400-$600) 579. .50 cal. Silas Crispin Patent cartridge T-295, R3-1105, p.259 (SCARCE – Union ordnance officer Silas

Crispin's attempt to "build a better mousetrap" and cash in on the government's need for ammunition. Rare

and desirable.)

($150-$200) 580. Dimick rifle balls (2), A. T-41, R3-1106, p.264, B. T-135, R3-1107, p.264

($125-$175) 581. Dimick rifle balls (2), A. T-126, R3-1108, p.264, B. T-50, R3-1109, p.264

($125-$175) 582. Dimick rifle balls (2), A. T-42, R3-1110, p.264, B. T-52, R3-1111, p.264

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($125-$175) 583. Dimick rifle balls (2), A. T-47, R3-1112, p.264, B. T-127, R3-1113, p.264

($125-$175) 584. Dimick rifle balls (2), A. T-128, R3-1114, p.264, B. T-129, R3-1115, p.264

($125-$175) 585. Dimick rifle balls (2), A. T-130, R3-1116, p.264, B. T-131, R3-1117, p.264

($100-$150) 586. Dimick rifle ball T-44, R3-1118, p.264

($100-$150) 587. Dimick rifle ball T-43, R3-1119, p.264

($125-$175) 588. Dimick rifle ball T-45, R3-1120, p.264

($125-$175) 589. Dimick rifle ball T-68, R3-1121, p.264

($125-$175) 590. Dimick rifle ball T-134, R3-1123, p.264

($200-$300) 591. Dimick rifle balls (2), A. T-142, B. T-143

($125-$175) 592. .625 cal. French rifle cartridge by Johnston & Dow T-63, see R3-1127, p.267 (Scarce, early war

production. Very few have survived.)

($200-$300) 593. Gatling cartridge chamber T-63(M), R3-1128, p.277

($100-$150) 594. .58 cal. Gatling rimfire cartridge T-58, R3-1129, p.277

($40-$60) 595. “.58 cal.” Headstamped cartridge case T-38, dug, Burksville, VA

($60-$80) 596. Picket bullets (4), A. T-21, R3-1130, p.280, B. T-14, R3-1131, p.280, C. T-15, R3-1132, p.280, D. T-34,

R3-1133, p.280

($60-$80) 597. Picket bullets (4), A. T-44, R3-1134, p.280, B. T-18, R3-1135, p.280, C. T-4, R3-1136, p.280, D. T-68,

R3-1137, p.280

($100-$150) 598. Picket bullets (2), w/round ball, from Gettysburg, A. T-41, R3-1128, p.280, B. T-39, R3-1129, p.280, C.

T-40, R3-1130, p.280

($60-$80) 599. Picket bullets (4), A. T-5, R3-1141, p.280, B. T-35, R3-1142, p.280, C. T-16, R3-1143, p.280, D. T-19,

R3-1144, p.280

600. Colt – Third Model Dragoon – 44 Cal. Percussion Revolver – Serial #14, 579 – Mfg. 1855

601. Colt – Mod. 1849 Pocket Revolver – 31 Cal. Percussion Revolver – Mfg. 1868 (Fair Amount of

Original Finish – Visible Cylinder Scene)

602. Colt – Mod. 1862 Police Revolver – 36 Cal. Percussion Revolver – (w/4 ½” Barrel) – Serial #15,813 –

Mfg. 1863

603. Colt Special Model 1861 – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle Musket – Lock Marked: 1863 Colts PT. FA

Manf. Co. Hartford, CT. – Barrel & Stock Marked N.J.

604. U.S. Mod. 1840 Dragoon Sabre – w/Scabbard – German Mfg. Imported for Issue During Civil War

605. British Pattern 1853 Cavalry Sabre – w/Scabbard – Mfg. by Molie – Many Used by Confederate

Cavalry During Civil War

606. U.S. Mod 1860 Cavalry Officers Sabre – w/Scabbard – German Blade Mfg. for Horstman,

Philadelphia, PA (High Quality)

($800-$1200) 607. 2.75” Shenkel Shell – Rare – Smalles Schenkel Noted (Reference: Field Artillery Projectiles of the Civil

War, Pg. 240 (1980 Edition)

($1200-$1800) 608. 30lb. Schenkel 4.2” Cal. Gun – w/Legible Fuse Stamp

($700-$1000) 609. 3.5” Blakely Shell – British Made Projectile – Fired Round – Retains the Sabot w/Rifling - Fuse

($2000-$3000) 610. 100lb. Low Band – 7” Schenkel Shell – 17” in Length – w/Display Rack (Reference: Civil War Heavy

Ordnance, Pg. 372-375)

Estimate Items #611 – #647 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 3” ($30-$50) 611. Picket bullet, from cased rifle set of Andrew’s Mass. Sharpshooter T-74, R3-1145, p.280

($100-$150) 612. Picket bullets (4), A. T-23, R3-1146, p.281, B. T-6, R3-1147, p.281, C. T-7, R3-1148, p.281, D. T-24,

R3-1149, p.281

($75-$125) 613. Picket bullets (4), A. T-49, R3-1150, p.281, B. T-17, R3-1151, p.281, C. T-35, R3-1152, p.281, D.

T-69, R3-1153, p.281

($125-$175) 614. Picket bullets (4), A. T-67, R3-1154, p.281, B. T-8, R3-1155, p.281, C. T-53, R3-1156, p.281, D. T-54,

R3-1157, p.281

($40-$60) 615. Picket bullet T-23, R3-1158, p.281

($50-$100) 616. Picket bullet T-60, R3-1159, p.281

($50-$100) 617. Picket bullet T-61, R3-1160, p.281

($20-$40) 618. Picket bullet T-91

($200-$275) 619. Billinghurst & Requa Battery Gun. Hinged “clip” with 1 cartridge.

($1500-$2000) 620. Minie ball wooden shipping box, Mason & Bradford, Newport, RI. R-3, p.383 (RARE - The only known

"bullet box" Dean is aware of. This company supplied about one million .58 cal. 3-ringers to the U.S.

Ordnance Dept. in 1862.)

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($40-$80) 621. Thomas Sparks No. 8 shot bag. R-3, p.388

($15-$30) 622. Percussion caps. R-3, p.421

($75-$125) 623. Package of 25 musket caps, Dec. 1859. T-45(N), R-3, p.422 (RARE)

($75-$125) 624. Package of 25 musket caps, 1844, w/2 balls, A. T-28(N), R-3, p.422 – Charleston, SC (dug), B. T-5(N)

(Musketoon, Frankford Arsenal)

($100-$150) 625. Packages of percussion caps (6), from packs, see R3, p.422., A. T-16(N), from Burnside pack, B. T-33(N),

from Burnside pack, C. T-18(N), from .44 Hazard pack, D. T-7(N), from .69 RM pack, E. T-8(N), from

.58 RM pack, F. T-35(N), from .58 pack, Kennebec Arsenal

($125-$175) 626. Packages of percussion caps (7), from packs, see R3, p.423., A. T-37(N), from .58 pack, St. Louis Arsenal,

B. T-34(N), from .69 RB pack, C. T-17(N), from Gallager pack, D. T-4(N), Maynard pack, Frankford

Arsenal, E. T-27(N), from Sharps pack, J&D, F. T-6(N), from Smith pack, G. T-40(N), from Starr, St.

Louis Arsenal

($75-$125) 627. Percussion cap tin (full), “250 Hicks U.S. Musket Caps” R3, p.424

($40-$60) 628. Pistol perc. cap pasteboard boxes (2-full), Joseph Goldmark R3, p.425

($75-$125) 629. Percussion cap tins (2), A. “U.S. Military Musket Caps” (full), R3, p.426, B. “United States Army Caps”

(empty) R3, p.426

($15-$30) 630. Pistol percussion cap tin, R3, p.427, “Eley Bros. London”

($250-$350) 631. DUG percussion cap tins (2-full), R3, p.429, A. 250 musket caps – Chancellorsville, B. 100 pistol caps –

Spotsylvania

($15-$30) 632. Pistol percussion cap containers (2), A. Gaupillat (French), B. Hicks central fire

($75-$125) 633. Packages of percussion caps (6), from packs, A.T-1(N), from .69 B&B pack, B. T-47(N), from Maynard

(Poultney) pack, C. T-52(N), from Sharps pack – Watervliet, D. T-42(N), from Merrill pack, E. T-3(N),

Enfield “cornecopia”, F. from unknown Pack

($75-$125) 634. Packages of percussion caps (6), from packs, A. T-26(N), from .44 pack – Watervliet, B. T-43(N), from

.36 pack – St. Louis, C. T-57(N), from .44 Colt pack, D. T-58(N), from .44 Colt pack – St. Louis, E. T-

18(N), from .44 pack, J&D, F. T-54(N), from .36 Sharps pack

($125-$175) 635. Maynard tape primer tin (full), w/paper label, “May 1859” R3, p.430

($150-$250) 636. Maynard tape primer tin (empty), w/embossed brass lid, Mass. Arms Co. R3, p.430

($40-$80) 637. Embossed lid from Maynard tape primer tin Mass. Arms Co., (dug), w/ cap rolls (3), A. T-36(N), R3,

p.430, B. 3 rolls of Maynard primers

($250-$350) 638. DUG Sharps pellet primer tin (full), w/1 non-dug sleeve of primers.

($175-$225) 639. .36 cal. Whitney or Colt cartridge, w/ball, by Robt. Chadwick, A. T-345, B. T-344

($200-$300) 640. .36 cal. cartridge, w/ ball & pack of 8 caps, by Sharps Rifle Manf. Co., A. T-301, B. T-301, C. T-54(N)

($200-$300) 641. .36 cal. “Explosive Tip” (base) cartridge, w/ball. See B. Lewis, plate 38W., A. T-295, B. T-296 (This

unique round was certainly patentable. It is rarely encountered in collections. The "explosive tip" actually

refers to the end of the cartridge case intended to be easily ignited by a percussion cap.)

($50-$100) 642. .31 cal. Whitney or Colt cartridge, w/ball, by Robt. Chadwick, A. T-208, B. T-209

($200-$300) 643. .36 cal. Marston patent cartridge T-336 (Nice pre-Civil War patented round – RARE)

($75-$125) 644. .32 cal. Allen & Wheelock rimfire cartridge, No. 32, short, “A&W” headstamp T-329

($40-$60) 645. No. 32, short, rimfire cartridges (2-dug), A. T-60, B. T-182

($40-$60) 646. 535. No. 32, long, rimfire cartridges (2-dug), A. Ethan Allen, B. Leet, Goff & Co.

($40-$60) 647. .38 cal. rimfire cartridges (2), by C&T, A. T-59(M), B. T-288

Estimate Items #648 – #651 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 4” ($3500-$5000) 648. Original cased ambrotype of Confederate Chief of Ordnance Josiah Gorgas. This choice and desirable

image was formerly in the Stewart and Kusrow Collections, and is one of the few images of Gorgas in

private hands. The photo appears on the front and back covers of "Round Ball to Rimfire -- Part Four."

($800-$1200) 649. Josiah Gorgas signed letter to Lt. Col. J.M. Kennard, Ord. officer at Meridian, MS. April 23, 186(4)

650. Revolutionary War Soldier's Log Hut from Southboro, Mass. Research indicates that this is the only

survivor from the thousands constructed during the time of our independence. Termed the "First Model" –

it was built without pegs in order to be easily transportable. This museum quality artifact is truly unique

and was acquired from collector and author Frank Kravick. This log hut has squared and dovetailed

timbers with no pins to facilitate moving by dismantling and putting on a wagon. The hut is built of "hard

pine" (related to Southern Yellow Pine), now extinct in New England. Hard pine originally grew along the

coast and particularly on Cape Cod. Used largely in furniture making, this wood was essentially destroyed

by agricultural methods. Southboro, Massachusetts served as a rear staging area for troops coming to the

north, to be assigned to the American line at the siege of Boston, April 1775 - May 1776. It also served as

a quartermaster depot for goods and provisions for the army at Boston. Commissary Samuel McClellan

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operated from there. This hut is the only one to survive of five or six still in existence earlier in the 20th

century. When discovered in 1974, it was sheathed in weathered red stained pine boards with a shingle

roof, and had served as a tinsmith shop in the 19th century. Both adze and hewing axe marks are prevalent

on the timbers, and remnants of whitewash are evident on the interior.

($800-$1200) 650A. Revolutionary War era soldiers' traveling cot acquired from an old Connecticut estate. (Superb condition)

651. Revolutionary War British 4-pounder Cannon barrel mounted on cast iron carriage. The tube was

recovered ca. 1975 in 25 feet of water in the Richelieu River at Fort St. Jean (John) Canada. During

Richard Montgomery’s failed attempt to conquer the "14th colony" of Canada in 1775, he first gathered

artillery from Crown Point and Fort Ticonderoga, which included nine 4-pounders from the latter.

Proceeding to Fort St. John, he laid siege from Sept. 6 to Nov. 2 when Sir Guy Carleton surrendered. A

wonderful relic of this campaign!

652. “Charleville” – French Mod. 1766 Infantry Musket – 75 Cal. Flintlock – Many Used by Americans in

The Revolutionary War (Ramrod Reproduction)

653. French Mod. 1777 Bayonet – Will Fit Mod. 1766 Charleville Musket

654. U.S. Mod. 1808 Contract Musket – 69 Cal. Flintlock – Mfg. by A & P Bartlett – Springfield, Mass. –

Mfg. 1811 – 1 of 1,700 Believed to be Delivered

655. Remington – U.S. Mod. 1841 “Mississippi Rifle” – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle – Mfg. 1852 (“JBC”

Initials Carved Into Stock)

656. U.S. Mod. 1855 Bayonet – For .58 Cal. Rifle Musket

Estimate Items #657 – #699 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 4” ***NOTE*** The use of the term "rare" is synonymous with the word "Confederate," especially as it pertains to small arms

ammunition. Therefore, let's just say that this collection is "unprecedented." Many of these cartridges and wrappers are the only

specimens known.

($1000-$1500) 657. .36 cal. Richmond cartridge package (stencilled label). Three (3), 2nd pattern balls remain, & caps.

CALOD, p.964

($1000-$1500) 658. .36 cal. Richmond cartridge package (printed label). Two (2), 3rd pattern balls remain. CALOD, p.964

($125-$175) 659. .36 cal. round ball, blank & cartridge, A. T-216, R4-1, p.172, B. T-264, R4-2, p.172, C. T-319, R4-3,

p.172

($75-$125) 660. .36 cal. Colt bullets (3), A. T-151, R4-4, p.172, B. T-204, R4-5, p.172, C. T-214, R4-6, p.172

($30-$50) 661. .36 cal. Colt bullets (3), A. T-215, R4-7, p.172, B. T-211, R4-8, p.172, C. T-212, R4-9, p.172

($50-$70) 662. .36 cal. Colt bullets (3), Richmond, A. T-213, R4-10, p.172, 1st pattern, B. T-45, R4-12, p.172, 2nd

pattern, C. T-82, R4-14, p.172, 3rd pattern

($75-$125) 663. .36 cal. Colt cartridge T-128, R4-16, p.172

($175-$250) 664. .36 cal. Colt cartridge, w/caps, Savannah, A. T-60, R4-18, p.173, B. T-21(N), R4-17, p.173

($200-$300) 665. .36 cal. Colt cartridge, Augusta T-156, R4-19, p.173

($20-$40) 666. .44 cal. round ball & Colt bullet, Selma, A. T-299, R4-22, p.173, B. T-218, R4-23, p.173

($200-$300) 667. .44 cal. Colt cartridge, w/ball & caps, Richmond, A. Caps, R4-24, p.173, B. Ball, T-71, R4-25, p.173, C.

Cartridge, T-124, R4-26, p.173

($1000-$1500) 668. .44 cal. Richmond cartridge package (printed label), empty. CALOD, p.970

($2000-$3000) 669. .44 cal. Richmond cartridge package (stenciled label). Five (5) cartridges & caps remain. CALOD, p.970

($40-$60) 670. .44 cal. Colt bullets (4 var.), A. T-219, R4-27, p.173 – Brandy Station, B. T-135, R4-28, p.173, C. T-192,

R4-29, p.173, D. T-205, R4-30, p.173

($40-$60) 671. .44 cal. Colt bullet T-222, R4-33, p.174, Forrest’s camp in MS.

($125-$175) 672. .44 cal. Nesler, NC. Inst. DD&B T-55, R4-34, p.174

($125-$175) 673. .44 cal. Nesler, NC. Inst. DD&B T-99, R4-35, p.174

($250-$350) 674. 54-gauge Adams “dustbin” cartridge T-262, R4-36, p.174 (Very Scarce & Desireable)

($125-$175) 675. 120-gauge Dean & Adams bullets (3), A. T-280, R4-37, p.175, B. T-310, R4-38, p.175, C. T-180, R4-39,

p.175

($125-$175) 676. 54-gauge Dean & Adams bullets (3), A. T-150, R4-40, p.175, B. T-274, R4-41, p.175, C. T-94, R4-42,

p.175

($100-$150) 677. Dean & Adams bullets (2), A. T-115, R4-43, p.175, 54-gauge, B. T-134, R4-44, p.175, 38-gauge

($125-$175) 678. 24-gauge Dean & Adams bullets (2), A. T-309, R4-45, p.175, B. T-308, R4-46, p.175

($75-$125) 679. 120-gauge Kerr, cartridge by Eley, w/ball, A. T-189, R4-47, p.176, B. T-146, R4-48, p.176

($150-$200) 680. 84-gauge Kerr, (2) cartridges by Eley, w/ball, A. T-24, R4-49, p.176, B. T-349, R4-50, p.176, C. T-67,

R4-51, p.176

($125-$175) 681. 84-gauge Kerr, cartridge by Hayes, w/ball, A. T-235, R4-52, p.176, B. T-286, R4-54, p.176

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($150-$200 682. 84-gauge Kerr, (2) cartridges by Broux w/Ball, A. T-236, R4-53, p.176, B. T-213, R4-55, p.176, C. T-

214, R4-56, p.176

($40-$80) 683. Paper components of Hayes 54-gauge cartridge

($125-$175) 684. 54-gauge Kerr, (3) bullets, w/cartridge, A. T-66, R4-57, p.177, B. T-233, R4-58, p.177, C. T-103, R4-59,

p.177, D. T-163, R4-60, p.177

($75-$125) 685. 54-gauge Kerr cartridge, blue label T-212, R4-61, p.177 (SCARCE)

($40-$60) 686. 54-gauge Kerr bullets (2), A. T-183, R4-62, p.177, B. T-25, R4-63, p.177

($40-$60) 687. 54-gauge Kerr bullets (2), A. T-138, R4-64, p.177, B. T-343, R4-65, p.177

($125-$175) 688. 54-gauge Kerr cartridge, w/ball (rare var.), A. T-348, R4-66, p.177 – Forrest camp in MS, B. T-69, R4-67,

p.177

($75-$125) 689. 54-gauge Kerr cartridge T-347, R4-68, p.177 (dug)

($125-$175) 690. 84-gauge Tranter cartridge, w/2 balls, A. T-178, R4-69, p.177, B. T-111, R4-70, p.177, C. T-68, R4-71,

p.177

($125-$175) 691. 54-gauge Tranter cartridge, w/2 balls, A. T-281, R4-73, p.178, B. T-83, R4-74, p.178, C. T-159, R4-75,

p.178

($75-$125) 692. 38-gauge Tranter cartridge, by Eley T-160, R4-76, p.178

($100-$150) 693. .40 cal. LeMat bullet, Richmond T-191, R4-79, p.179

($600-$800) 694. .40 cal. LeMat cartridge, Richmond T-204, R4-81, p.179, B. Lewis collection

($100-$150) 694A. .40 cal. LeMat bullet, French T-108, R4-82, p.179

($600-$800) 695. .40 cal. LeMat cartridge, French T-292, R4-83, p.179 (RARE)

($1800-$2500) 696. .60 cal. LeMat buckshot cartridge, Richmond (1 of 5 known) T-130, R4-84, p.179 (SCARCE)

($40-$60) 697. Round shot (9) from .342 to .505, A. T-120, R4-88, p.181, B. T-119, R4-89, p.181, C. T-118, R4-90,

p.181, D. T-117, R4-91, p.181, E. T-116, R4-92, p.181, F. T-115, R4-93, p.181, G. T-114, R4-94, p.181,

H. T-113, R4-95, p.181, I. T-122, R4-96, p.181

($20-$40) 698. Round shot (3), .54 cal. & 24-gauge, A. T-61, R4-97, p.181 – 2nd Manassas, B. T-112, R4-98, p.181, C.

T-123, R4-99, p.181

($40-$60) 699. Round shot (6) from .600 to .665, A. T-121, R4-100, p.181, B. T-110, R4-101, p.181, C. T-66, R4-102,

p.181 – FlA.-CW & Creek, D. T-67, R4-103, p.181 – FlA.-CW & Creek, E. T-68, R4-104, p.181 – FlA.-

CW & Creek, F. T-125, R4-105, p.181

700. Remington – U.S. Mod. 1863 Rifle (Zouave) – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle – Mfg. 1863 (Excellent Barrel

& Lock Marking & Stock Cartouche)

701. Sabre Bayonet – w/Scabbard – For Remington Mod. 1863 Rifle

702. Colt Special Model 1861 – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle Musket – Lock Marked: 1863 Colts PT. FA

Manf. Co. Hartford, CT. (Barrel Marking Visible & Stock Cartouche)

703. Sharps – Mod. 1863 Carbine – 54 Cal. Carbine (Visible Stock Cartouche)

704. U.S. Mod. 1855 Bayonet – For 58 Cal. Rifle Musket – w/Scabbard

705. U.S. Mod. 1855 Bayonet – For 58 Cal. Rifle Musket

($1500-$2000) 706. 30lb. 4.5” Schenkel Long Shell – w/Wide Top Band Conical Ribs

($1800-$2500) 707. 100lb. 6.4” Schenkel High Band – w/Legible Fuse Stamp (Missing Center Cap)

($$300-$500) 708. Parrott Sub-Pattern IV Shell

($400-$700) 709. Confederate Burton

($2500-$3500) 710. Hale Rocket Sub-Pattern I

Estimate Items #711 – #749 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 4” ($40-$60) 711. Round shot (5) .69 cal., A. T-70, R4-106, p.181 – Gettysburg, B. T-107, R4-107, p.181 – Bank’s Ford, C.

T-52, R4-108, p.181, Corinth, D. T-5, R4-109, p.181 – Leesburg, E. T-37, R4-110, p.181 – Leesburg

(Pewter)

($50-$70) 712. Round shot (8) .70 cal., A. T-40, R4-111, p.181 – Adams Run, SC, B. T-124, R4-112, p.182, C.

T-69, R4-113, p.182, FlA.-CW & Creek, D. T-102, R4-114, p.182, E. T-104, R4-115, p.182, F. T-71, R4-

116, p.182 – Gettysburg, G. T-103, R4-117, p.182, H. T-22, R4-118, p.182

($60-$80) 713. Round shot (4) .75 cal., A. T-105, R4-119, p.182 – Corinth, B. T-106, R4-120, p.182, C. T-107, R4-121,

p.182, D. T-108, R4-122, p.182

($20-$40) 714. Round shot (6) miscellaneous, A. T-2, B. T-65 – FlA., C. T-73, D. T-11 – Corinth, E. T-123a, 24-gauge,

F. C65 – FlA.

($150-$200) 715. .54 cal. round shot cartridge, Hall rifle T-63, R4-125, p.182

($175-$225) 716. .54 cal. round shot cartridge, Miss. Rifle T-99, R4-126, p.182

($100-$150) 717. C.S. musket blank, 100 grains T-185, R4-127, p.183 (Scarce)

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($175-$225) 718. .69 cal. round shot cartridge T-46, R4-128, p.183

($200-$300) 719. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, Augusta Arsenal. T-87, R4-129, p.183 (From identified pack)

($225-$275) 720. .69 cal. round shot cartridge T-98, R4-130, p.183

($175-$250) 721. .69 cal. round shot cartridge T-44, R4-131, p.183

($200-$300) 722. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, Richmond T-72, R4-132, p.183 (From identified pack)

($250-$350) 723. .69 cal. round shot cartridge, Selma T-31, R4-133, p.183

($400-$600) 724. “Rebel Cartridges” (2) w/ label & vial of gunpowder from Port Hudson, LA., A. Round ball cartridge, T-

36, R4-134, p.183, B. Buck & ball cartridge, T-35, R4-138, p.183

($250-$350) 725. 24-gauge buck & ball cartridge, from New Iberia or Alexandria T-100, R4-137, p.183 (VERY RARE)

($200-$300) 726. .69 cal. buck & ball cartridge, from Ft. Sanders, Knoxville, TN. T-64, R4-139, p.183

($250-$350) 727. .69 cal. buck & ball cartridge, Richmond, A. T-59, R4-141, p.183, B. T-9, b&b, R4-140, p.183, (broken

cart.) (From identified pack)

($150-$200) 728. .54 cal. round shot cartridge for pistol T-101, R4-123, p.182 (Scarce Length)

($100-$150) 729. .54 cal. round shot cartridge, w/ball, A. T-127, Franklin, TN., B. T-60, R4-124, p.182

($400-$600) 730. .75 cal. buck & ball cartridge, English made T-19, R4-142, p.184 (VERY RARE – Possibly Only one

known)

($600-$800) 731. .69 cal. buckshot cartridge, Augusta Arsenal T-132, R4-143, p.184 (RARE)

($1500-$2500) 732. Wrapper for “Ten Shotgun Cartridges, Augusta Arsenal, 1862” (empty) T-109, CALOD, p.125 (VERY

RARE)

($800-$1200) 733. Label for “Ten Cartridges, Smoothbore Musket, Calibre 69, Round Ball, 1864” Augusta Arsenal CALOD,

p.143 (VERY RARE)

($800-$1200) 734. Label for “Ten Cartridges, Mississippi Rifle, Cal. 54, Round Ball, 1864” Augusta Arsenal CALOD, p.143

(VERY RARE)

($175-$225) 735. Page from Gen’l John Pitman’s notes – Mississippi Rifle, .54 cal. round ball cartridge and wrapper. R4-

p.184

($300-$500) 736. .69 cal. buckshot cartridge, Columbus, GA. T-141, R4-144, p.184 (From identified pack)

($300-$500) 737. .69 cal. buckshot cartridge, Columbus, GA. T-140, R4-145, p.184 (From identified pack)

($1500-$2000) 738. Label and wrapper for “10 Buckshot Cartridge Cal. 69, 12 Buckshot, Columbus Ord. Depot, 1862.”

CALOD, p.306

($1200-$1800) 739. Wrapper for “10 Buckshot Carts.” Columbus Ord. Depot, CALOD, p.306

($30-$50) 740. Buckshot charges, A. 9 buckshot, R4-146, p.184, B. 12 buckshot, R4-147, p.184

($50-$100) 741. .44 cal. Tennessee rifle T-16, R4-148, p.185

($50-$100) 742. .44 cal. Tennessee rifle T-26, R4-149, p.185

($50-$100) 743. .44 cal. Tennessee rifle T-67, R4-150, p.185

($75-$125) 744. .38 cal. Tennessee rifle w/round ball T-120 & 121, R4-151 & 153, p.185

($75-$125) 745. .42 cal. Tennessee rifle w/round ball T-118 & 119, R4-152 & 154, p.185

($75-$125) 746. .48 cal. Tennessee rifle T-100, R4-157, p.185

($75-$125) 747. .41 cal. Tennessee rifle T-223, R4-158, p.185

($75-$125) 748. .50 cal. Tennessee rifle (non-dug) T-177, R4-160, p.185

($150-$200) 749. .50 cal. Tennessee rifle T-178, R4-161, p.185, Corinth

750. Colt – Mod. 1860 Army – 44 Cal. Revolver – All Visible #’s Matching Except the Cylinder

751. American Standard Tool Co. – Brass Frame Spur-Trigger Revolver

752. Fore Hand & Wadsworth – 22 Short R/F Cal. Side Hammer Revolver – w/Birds Head Grips

753. Remington-“Smoot” – Mod. No. 1 – 30 Cal. Spur-Trigger Revolver (Excellent Shape)

754. U.S. Mod. 1840 Dragoon Sabre – w/Scabbard – Possible French Mfg.

755. Mounted Artillery Officers Sabre – w/Scabbard – Circa 1830-1840

756. U.S. Mod. 1840 Dragoon Sabre – w/Scabbard – Mfg. by Tiffany & Co. – New York – Note: Iron

Guard Correct For This Co.

($1000-$1500) 757. Confederate Archer w/Sabot

($1000-$1500) 758. Whitworth Sub-Pattern II Shot

($250-$500) 759. 6lb. Spiral Pattern Shell

($1200-$1800) 760. Confederate Schenkel Shot

Estimate Items #761 – #799 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 4” ($60-$80) 761. .52 cal. Tennessee rifle T-200, R4-163, p.185

($50-$100) 762. .50 cal. Tennessee rifle T-161, R4-164, p.185

($75-$125) 763. .50 cal. Tennessee rifle T-54, R4-165, p.185

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($50-$100) 764. .58 cal. Tennessee rifle family T-201, R4-166, p.185

($75-$125) 765. .58 cal. Tennessee rifle family T-64, R4-168, p.186

($100-$150) 766. .69/.70 cal. Tennessee rifle family T-104, R4-169, p.186

($100-$150) 767. .69/.70 cal. Tennessee rifle family T-112, R4-170, p.186

($400-$600) 768. .42 cal. Tennessee rifle mould half (brass) R4-p.186 – Fredericksburg (RARE)

($150-$200) 769. .35 cal. Maynard mould (iron) R4-p.188 (dug)

($350-$500) 770. .52 cal. Sharps “Old Model” mould (iron) w/inspector’s marks & “32” R4-p.193

($75-$125) 771. .35 cal. Maynard bullets (2 var.), A. T-100, R4-171, p.189, B. T-318, R4-172, p.189, Mass. Arms Co.

($75-$125) 772. .35 cal. Maynard cartridge T-116, R4-173, p.189 (dug)

($50-$100) 773. .50 cal. Maynard 1st model bullets (3 var.), A. T-80, R4-174, p.189, B. T-307, R4-175, p.189, C. T-79,

R4-176, p.189

($75-$125) 774. .50 cal. Maynard 1st Model cartridge T-104, R4-177, p.189 (dug)

($75-$125) 775. .50 cal. Maynard cartridge case, cut down for CS use (see text) T-254, R4-178, p.189 (RARE)

($1200-$1800) 776. Savannah Arsenal “.37 cal.” Maynard group. Gen’l John Pitman “Notes” page, cartridge, 1864 label w/2

Balls (VERY SCARCE), A. Pitman page, w/label, R4-p.189, B. cartridge, R4-179, p.190, C. T-193, R4-

180, p.190, D. T-280, R4-181, p.190 (The cartridge is the only known specimen and the label is one of

only two known.)

($300-$500) 777. .35 cal. Maynard “stopper” case, complete w/thong and hook. R4-182, p.190 (Very nice and desirable.)

($200-$300) 778. .50 cal. Maynard “stopper” case, R4-184, p.190 – Alabama (dug)

($60-$80) 779. .54 cal. Merrill bullet, Richmond Arsenal w/“standard” ball, A. T-32, R4-187, p.191 – Gettysburg, B. T-

206, R4-189, p.191 – Brandy Station

An extremely nice selection of these very desirable rounds follows (#780-#782). Only 20,000 Morse rounds were produced during the

war.

($400-$600) 780. .50 cal. Morse cartridge T-143, R4-190 & 191, p.192 (bullet & case, dug)

($600-$800) 781. .50 cal. Morse cartridge T-151, R4-192, p.192 (dug)

($800-$1200) 782. .50 cal. Morse cartridge T-K232, R4-193, p.192 (non-dug)

($60-$80) 783. .52 cal. Sharps bullet, “Old” style, Nashville Arsenal T-90, R4-195, p.194

($40-$60) 784. .52 cal. Sharps bullets (3 var.), “Old” style, A. T-181, R4-194, p.194, B. T-162, R4-196, p.194, C. T-46,

R4-197, p.194

($50-$100) 785. .52 cal. Sharps bullets (3 var.), “Old” style, A. T-44, R4-198, p.194, B. T-45, R4-199, p.194, C. T-43,

R4-200, p.194, D. T-47, R4-201, p.194

($50-$100) 786. .52 cal. Sharps bullet, “Old” style, 4 bands T-48, R4-202, p.194 (RARE)

($50-$100) 787. .56 cal. Sharps bullet, “Old” style, T-330, R4-203, p.194 (Rare Size)

($75-$125) 788. .56 cal. Sharps bullet, “Old” style, T-328, R4-204, p.194 (Rare Size)

($175-$250) 789. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, “Old” style w/ball, A. T-85, R4-205, p.194, B. T-155, R4-206, p.194

($150-$225) 790. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, “Old” style T-132, R4-207, p.194

($175-$225) 791. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, “Old” style T-300, R4-208, p.194

($200-$300) 792. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, “Old” style T-114, R4-209, p.194

($350-$500) 793. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, “Old” style T-185, R4-210, p.194

($30-$50) 794. .52 cal. Sharps bullets, 1st & 2nd pattern, Richmond Arsenal, A. T-51, R4-211, p.194, B. T-1, R4-212,

p.194

($200-$300) 795. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, 2nd pattern ball, Richmond Arsenal T-59, R4-213, p.194

($200-$300) 796. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge, 2nd pattern ball, Richmond Arsenal T-134, R4-214, p.194

($150-$200) 797. .52 cal. Sharps cartridge w/ball (see text, R4-p.195), A. T-107, R4-215, p.194, B. T-76, R4-216, p.194

($100-$150) 798. .52 cal. Sharps bullet, “sporting model” T-329, R4-217, p.194 – Roanoke Island

($75-$125) 799. .52 cal. Sharps-like bullet T-145, R4-218, p.194

800. Exceptional Cased Pair Center Hammer, Folding Trigger, Percussion Pocket Pistols – 44 Cal. –

Engraved – Matching Serial #s – Belgian Proofed – Fine Wooden Case w/All Original Accessories (A

Must See!)

801. Austrian – Mod. 1849 Long Rifle – 71 Cal. Percussion – Mfg. 1853 – Many Imported For Use in Civil

War

802. Bullet Mold & Sizing Die For Mod. 1849 Austrian Rifle

803. Triplett & Scott – Mod. 1864 Carbine – 50 R/F Cal. Carbine – w/Marked Kentucky, 30” Round

Barrel

804. Mod. 1840 Dragoon Heavy Cavalry Sabre – w/Scabbard – No Makers Mark

805. Sword & Portrait of Maj. H.G. Chritzman M.D. (Native of Welsh Run, Franklin County, PA) – 8th

PA Cavalry, 57th PA Vol. Inf., Brigade Surgeon – 2nd Brigade/3rd Division/2nd Corps

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($1000-$1500) 806. James Sub-Pattern I Shell

($800-$1200) 807. James Sub-Pattern I Shot

($200-$400) 808. 12lb. Spiral Shell

($200-$400) 809. 12lb. Spiral Shell

Estimate Items #810 – #849 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 4” ($75-$125) 810. .52 cal. Sharps-like bullet, solid base T-158, R4-219, p.194

($125-$175) 811. .52 cal. Sharps-like bullet, cone cavity T-223, R4-220, p.194

($15-$30) 812. .52 cal. Sharps bullet, Selma Arsenal T-229, R4, p.195

($20-$40) 813. .52 cal. Sharps bullet – Columbia, SC T-257, R4, p.195

($100-$150) 814. .50 cal. breech loading carbine bullets (2 var.), A. T-50, R4-221, p.196, B. T-166, R4-222, p.196 –

Gettysburg

($100-$150) 815. .50 cal. breech loading carbine bullets (2 var.), A. T-23, R4-223, p.196, B. T-145, R4-224, p.196 –

Gettysburg

($250-$350) 816. .54 cal. unidentified bullet T-162, R4-226, p.197

($75-$125) 817. .54 cal. unidentified bullet R4-227, p.197

($40-$60) 818. .54 cal. unidentified bullet T-67, R4-228, p.197

($60-$80) 819. .54 cal. unidentified bullet T-135, R4-229, p.197

($350-$450) 820. .54 cal. Mississippi or Austrian bullet mould. English-made, scarce caliber mould. R4-226, p.199 (Caleb

Huse bought guns in Austria and had them first shipped to England where bullet moulds and cartridges

were made to send along to the Confederacy.)

($20-$40) 821. .54 cal. “Harpers Ferry Slugs” w/round ball, A. T-29, R4-232, p.199, B. T-71, R4-233, p.199, C. T-126 –

Franklin, TN

($60-$80) 822. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (3), dished cavity A. T-19B, R4-234, p.199, B. T-19, R4-235, p.199, C. T-20,

R4-236, p.199

($50-$100) 823. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (3 var.), A. T-46, R4-238, p.199, B. T-109, R4-239, p.199, C. T-92, R4-240,

p.199

($175-$250) 824. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (5 var.), A. T-169, R4-241, p.199, B. T-170, R4-242, p.199, C. T-3, R4-243,

p.199, D. T-176, R4-244, p.199 – Gettysburg, E. T-187, R4-245, p.199

($100-$150) 825. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (4 var.), A. T-40, R4-246, p.199, B. T-45, R4-247, p.199, C. T-65, R4-248,

p.199, D. T-82, R4-249, p.199

($75-$125) 826. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (4 var.), A. T-188, R4-250, p.199, B. T-189, R4-251, p.199, C. T-190, R4-252,

p.199, D. T-191, R4-253, p.199

($75-$125) 827. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (3 var.), Charleston Arsenal, A. T-21, R4-255, p.200, B. T-73, R4-256, p.200,

C. T-72, R4-257, p.200

($75-$125) 828. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (3 var.), Selma Arsenal, A. T-208, R4-258, p.200, B. T-207, R4-259, p.200, C.

T-36A, R4-260, p.200

($1000-$2000) 829. Wrapper label for .54 cal. Austrian or Mississippi rifle, “10 Cartridges, Elongated Bullet, Selma Arsenal,

1865.” CALOD, p.1125 (VERY SCARCE)

($50-$100) 830. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (3 var.), Teat in cavities, A. T-5, R4-261, p.200, B. T-48, R4-262, p.200, C. T-

6, R4-263, p.200, Banks Ford, VA

($30-$50) 831. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullet, Nashville Arsenal, T-25, R4-264, p.200

($30-$50) 832. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullet, Two grooves. T-131, R4-265, p.200 – Gettysburg

($30-$50) 833. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullet, T-28, R4-266, p.200, Chancellorsville

($20-$40) 834. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullet, Lehner & White, Richmond Arsenal. T-2, R4-267, p.200

($125-$175) 835. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullet, Two grooves. T-64, R4-268, p.200 – Louisiana

($75-$125) 836. .54 cal. “Vicksburg” rifle bullets (2), A. T-58, R4-269, p.200 – 2nd Manassas, B. T-58B, R4-270, p.200

($50-$100) 837. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullet, Raleigh pattern, NC Inst. D.D. &B. T-40, R4-271, p.200

($50-$100) 838. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullet, Wilkinson pattern, NC Inst. D.D. &B. T-62, R4-272, p.200

($125-$175) 839. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (9 var.), R4-273 thru R4-281, p.201 T-127, 68, 84, 92, 172, 192, 193, 194, 195.

($125-$175) 840. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (9 var.), R4-282 thru R4-290, p.201 T-75, 126, 93, 126, K17, K18, 173, 174, 175.

($150-$200) 841. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (9 var.), w/truncated cone cavities. R4-291 thru R4-299, p.202 T-131, 122, 198,

171, 197, 80, 196, 123, 127.

($175-$250) 842. .54 cal. Miss. rifle cartridge w/ball, A. T-179, R4-300, p.202, B. T-180, R4-301, p.202 (Possibly

Lynchburg Ord. Depot, but definately C.S.)

($175-$250) 843. .54 cal. Miss. rifle cartridge w/ball, A. T-183, R4-302, p.202, B. T-181, R4-303, p.202 (Possibly

Lynchburg Ord. Depot, but definately C.S.)

($50-$100) 844. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullets (2), w/several broken cartridges, A. T-182, R4-304, p.202, B. T-184, R4-305,

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p.202

($800-$1200) 845. .54 cal. Miss. rifle bullet, Gardner patent, raw bullet w/flange & sprue, Best example known T-149,

R4-306, p.203 (VERY RARE)

($50-$100) 846. .54 cal. Gardner bullets (7 var.), R4-307 thru R4-313, p.203, T-7, 6, 4, 226, 5, (225, 52 from Gettysburg)

($600-$1000) 847. .54 cal. Gardner cartridge T-30, R4-314, p.203 (RARE)

($1500-$2500) 848. Stenciled wrapper for “10 Cartridges, Cal. 54, Mississippi Rifle, Conical Ball, Richmond Arsenal, 1863.”

(Empty) CALOD, p.939

850. Springfield – Mod. 1864 Rifle Musket – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle Musket – Mfg. 1864

851. U.S. P.S. Justice – Contract Rifle Musket – 69 Cal. Percussion Rifle Musket – Mfg. by P.S. Justice –

Philadelphia – 1861

852. U.S. Dragoon Sabre – w/Scabbard – Mod. 1833 – Mfg. by Ames – 1837

853. Civil War Era U.S. Non-Regulation Field Officers Sword – w/Scabbard – French Mfg.

($600-$1000) 849. .54 cal. Miss. rifle cartridge, Richmond Arsenal, w/Lehner & White bullets, A. T-227, CALOD, p.967,

Estimate Items #854 – #899 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 4” w/charger, B. T-228, CALOD, p.967 (One of 3 known)

($1500-$2500) 854. Stenciled wrapper for “10 Cartridges, Cal. 54, Austrian or Miss. Rifle, Richmond Arsenal, 1864.” (Empty)

Contained Lehner & White cartridges. CALOD, p.967 (Only one known)

($125-$175) 855. .54 cal. Miss. rifle cartridge T-144, R4-315, p.203

($175-$250) 856. .54 cal. Miss. rifle cartridge, Macon Arsenal T-69, R4-317, p.203

($800-$1200) 857. Printed label for “10 Mississippi Rifle, Cal. 54, Conical Ball, Macon Arsenal, 1862.” CALOD, p.591 (Only

a few known.)

($175-$250) 858. .54 cal. Miss. rifle cartridge T-125, R4-318, p.203

($1200-$1800) 859. Brass, four-cavity, .58 cal. gang mould, Harpers Ferry w/cavity pins (“pitch-fork”) w/modern casting of

bullets. R4, p.205

($150-$250) 860. Iron, single-cavity, .58 cal. bullet mould, excavated, half only. R4, p.205 (Dug in TN)

($600-$1000) 861. Iron, single-cavity, .54 cal. round ball mould, Harpers Ferry, marked “US”. CALOD, p.488

($75-$150) 862. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets, teat base, (7 var.), R4-319 thru R4-325, p.206, T-8, 7, 73, 35, 93, 116, 84.

($75-$125) 863. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, teat base. T-66, R4-326, p.206 (RARE)

($175-$250) 864. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, Raleigh pattern, NC Inst. D.D. &B. T-18, R4-327, p.206

($150-$200) 865. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, New Austrian, NC Inst. D.D. &B. T-2, R4-328, p.206 – Gettysburg

($125-$175) 866. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, New Austrian, NC Inst. D.D. &B. T-1, short variety.

($40-$60) 867. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets, (2 var.), “tri-pyramid” cavity, A. T-70, R4-329, p.206 – Chancellorsville,

B. T-21, R4-330, p.206

($40-$60) 868. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, Tyler Ordnance Works. T-202, R4-331, p.206

($20-$40) 869. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet T-203, R4-332, p.206, Memphis

($20-$30) 870. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, Nashville or Atlanta Arsenals. T-47, R4-333, p.206

($50-$100) 871. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets, (3 var.), Charleston Arsenal, A. T-22, R4-334, p.206, B. T-24, R4-335,

p.206, C. T-71, R4-336, p.206

($1200-$1800) 872. Printed label w/partial wrapper for “10 Cartridges, Enfield Rifle and Minie or Rifle Musket, Calibre .577

and .58, Conical Ball, Charleston Arsenal, 1863.” See CALOD, p.261 (SCARCE – 1 of 2 known

specimens)

($50-$100) 873. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets, (3 var.), Selma Arsenal, plug cavities, A. T-31, R4-337, p.207, B. T-42,

R4-338, p.207, C. T-68, R4-339, p.207

($50-$80) 874. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets, (2 var.), Selma-like w/cone cavities, A. T-53, R4-340, p.207, B. T-54,

R4-341, p.207

($50-$100) 875. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, “six-ring”, T-39, R4-342, p.207

($100-$200) 876. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets (7 var.), R4-343 thru R4-349, p.207, T-35, 41, 94, 56, 96, 95, 80.

($100-$150) 877. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets (6 var.), R4-350 thru R4-355, p.207, T-114, 74, 93, 86, 91, 61.

($75-$125) 878. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets (6 var.), R4-356 thru R4-361, p.208, T-(105 & 106, Wilderness), 110, 34,

111, 113

($75-$125) 879. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets (6 var.), R4-362 thru R4-367, p.208, T-(99, Antietam), 63, (89, 90, 112 &

49, Gettysburg)

($40-$60) 880. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets (2), Richmond, Lehner & White, A. T-3, R4-368, p.208, B. T-152, R4-

369, p.208

($150-$200) 881. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullets (7 var.), R4-370 thru R4-376, p.208, T-87, 97, 115, 209, 102, 98, (43,

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($500-$800) 882. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, “One-ring Enfield” T-80, R4-377, p.209 (VERY RARE)

($100-$150) 883. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, Two-grooves w/ plug cavity T-55, R4-378, p.209 (RARE)

($100-$150) 884. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, Two-grooves T-186, R4-379, p.209 (RARE)

($200-$350) 885. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, Two-grooves w/ cone cavity T-118, R4-380, p.209 (RARE)

($600-$1000) 886. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Lynchburg Ord. Depot, Spillman pattern (SCARCE), A. T-31, R4-382,

p.209, B. T-32, C. T-33, R4-383, p.209

($400-$600) 887. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, Lynchburg Ord. Depot, Sid Kerksis collection, see CALOD, p.209. T-

100, R4-384, p.209 (from identified pack)

($600-$800) 888. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, w/ball, Macon Arsenal, A. T-139, R4-386, p.209, B. T-138, R4-385,

p.209 (from identified pack)

($1500-$2500) 889. Printed label on wrapper for “10 Cartridges, Enfield Rifle and Minie or Rifle Musket, Calibre .577 and .58,

Conical Ball, Macon Arsenal, 1864/5.” (Empty) CALOD, p.623

($200-$400) 890. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket cartridge, w/empty wrapper for same (T-82). T-108, R4-387, p.209

($800-$1200) 891. .577/.58 cal. Gardner patent, raw bullet, w/flange & sprue. T-154, R4-388, p.210 (VERY RARE)

($100-$150) 892. .577/.58 cal. Gardner bullets (9 var.), R4-389 thru R4-397, p.210 & 211, T-10, 119, (83, Gettysburg), 11, (9

& 84, Gettysburg), 12, 25, 66

($40-$60) 893. .577/.58 cal. Gardner bullet, one-groove, T-8, R4-398, p.212 – Gettysburg

($50-$100) 894. .577/.58 cal. Gardner bullet, “no-groove”, T-37, R4-399, p.212 – Gettysburg

($40-$60) 895. .577/.58 cal. Gardner bullets (2), defective manufacture, A. T-146, R4-401, p.212 – Gettysburg, B. T-163,

R4-402, p.212

($20-$40) 896. .577/.58 cal. Gardner “fakes” (3) R4, p.212

($20-$50) 897. .577/.58 cal. Gardner bullets (3), “blow-throughs” R4, p.124

($600-$1000) 898. .577/.58 cal. Gardner cartridge, T-17, R4-403, p.212 (Choice Specimen)

($600-$1000) 899. .577/.58 cal. Gardner cartridge, T-150, R4-404, p.212 (Choice Specimen – White Paper)

900. Tower – British-Pattern 1853 Rifle Musket – .577 Cal. Percussion Rifle Musket – Mfg. 1862 – Has

Star & “Texas” 5th Carved in Stock

901. Bayonet – For British Pattern 53 Enfield

902. U.S. 1841 “Mississippi” Rifle – 58 Cal. Percussion Rifle – Mfg. by Robbins & Lawrence – Windsor,

VT. – 1852

903. French Light Artillery Sabre – w/Scabbard – 1830 – Identical to U.S. Mod. 1840

904. U. S. Mod. 1850 Foot Officers Sword – w/Scabbard – Foreign Mfg.

905. Cavalry Officers Sabre – w/Scabbard – French Mfg. For U.S. Civil War Market – w/U.S. Mod. 1840

Style Blade

Estimate Items #906 – #949 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 4” ($800-$1200) 906. Printed label for “10 Cartridges, Cal. .577 or .58, C.S. Laboratory, Richmond Arsenal, 11 Mo., 1864.”

(Empty) T-140, CALOD, p.971 (RARE)

($1500-$2500) 907. Stenciled wrapper for “10 Cartridges, Cal. .57 or .58, Enfield Rifle, Conical Ball, Richmond Arsenal,

1863.” (Empty) T-167, CALOD, p.979

($8000-$12000) 908. FULL, ORIGINAL, pack of ten Gardner cartridges, marked “10 Cartridges, Cal. .577 or .58, Elongated

Ball, Richmond Arsenal, 1863.” T-131, CALOD, p.939 (ONE OF A KIND!)

($600-$800) 909. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket, Dance & Park, defective & unfinished, from Anderson, TX, w/sectioned bullet,

so-called “Tom Green.” T-167, R4-405, p.213

($250-$350) 910. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, Dance & Park, so-called “Tom Green.” T-168, R4-406, p.213

($200-$300) 911. .577/.58 cal. rifle musket bullet, variation, Dance & Park, so-called “Tom Green.” T-81, R4-407, p.213

($400-$600) 912. Original Eley Bros. invoice to Maj. Caleb Huse for Austrian, Buck & Ball, and Enfield cartridges, August

5, 1863. R4, p.217 (Extremely desirable & historic!)

($400-$600) 913. Original Curtis’s & Harvey invoice to Maj. Caleb Huse for powder, Enfield cartridges, percussion caps, &

cartridge paper, August 6, 1863 R4, p.218, (Extremely desirable & historic!)

($75-$125) 914. Curtis’s & Harvey No. 2 Diamond Grain Gunpowder container R4, p.220

($150-$250) 915. Eley Bros. loading instructions for Enfield cartridges. R4, p.222 (Few have survived.)

($200-$400) 916. Brass, single-cavity, .577 cal. Enfield bullet mould. English-made, nose cast. R4, p.224

($500-$700) 917. Brass, single-cavity, .577 cal. Enfield bullet mould. English-made, marked “JG” & “24”, side cast. R4,

p.224 (RARE)

($75-$125) 918. Brass, single-cavity, .577 cal. Enfield bullet mould. Dug, broken. English-made, nose cast. R4, p.224

($75-$125) 919. .577 cal. Enfield bullet, w/backwards “55” T-111, R4-412, p.225

($40-$60) 920. .577 cal. Enfield bullets, w/ “L” (2), A. T-28, R4-413, p.225, Modern Greece, B. T-3, R4-414, p.225,

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Modern Greece

($75-$125) 921. .577 cal. Enfield bullet, w/“55” T-63, R4-415, p.225

($40-$80) 922. .577 cal. Enfield bullets, w/“57” (3), A. T-7, R4-416, p.225, B. T-59, R4-417, p.225, non-dug, w/plug, C.

T-26, R4-418, p.225 – Gettysburg

($50-$100) 923. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (3), w/ “L1, L2, L”, A. T-25, R4-419, p.225 – Gettysburg, B. T-1, R4-420, p.225

– Gettysburg, C. T-24, R4-421, p.225 – Gettysburg

($150-$200) 924. .577 cal. Enfield bullet, w/“S” T-60, R4-422, p.225

($75-$125) 925. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (2), w/“P” and backwards “P”, A. T-10, R4-423, p.225, B. T-101, R4-424, p.225

– Modern Greece

($40-$60) 926. .577 cal. Enfield bullet, w/ iron culot, Crimean War – Sebastopol R4-425, p.225

($100-$200) 927. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (3), w/ “3, 4, 7” Woolwich Arsenal, A. T-129, R4-426, p.226, B. T-90, R4-427,

p.226, C. T-95, R4-428, p.226

($150-$250) 928. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (5 var.) w/spokes, A. T-37, R4-430, p.226, B. T-128, R4-431, p.226, C. T-20,

R4-432, p.226, D. T-103, R4-433, p.226, E. T-17, R4-434, p.226

($50-$100) 929. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (3), A. T-40, R4-435, p.226, w/“dot”, B. T-14, R4-436, p.226, w/“dot”, C. T-12,

R4-437, p.226, w/“L” (non-dug)

($100-$150) 930. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (8 var.), no marks R4-429, 438 thru R4-444, p.226 T-18, 27, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 5

($150-$250) 931. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (12 var.), no marks R4-445 thru R4-456, p.227, T-(91, Harpers Ferry), 36, 6, 39,

(130, Gettysburg), 94, 152, (57, 2nd Manassas), 70, 69, (131, Ft. Harrison), 132.

($40-$60) 932. .577 cal. Enfield bullet, w/“P” T-102, R4-457, p.227

($100-$150) 933. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, Eley Bros., 1860 T-23, R4-459, p.228

($100-$150) 934. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, English T-76, R4-460, p.228

($100-$150) 935. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, Eley Bros., 1862 T-55, R4-461, p.228

($150-$250) 936. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, green band T-107, R4-462, p.228

($250-$400) 937. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, embossed w/“Eley Bros. London” T-48, R4-463, p.228 (VERY RARE – Less

Than 12 known)

($150-$250) 938. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, green label, E. & A. Ludlow T-4, R4-464, p.228

($150-$250) 939. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, green label, E. & A. Ludlow T-112, R4-465, p.228

($200-$300) 940. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, orange label, E. & A. Ludlow T-117, R4-466, p.228 (SCARCE)

($200-$300) 941. Eley Bros. P53 Enfield packet wrapper, 1860 (empty) T-21, R4, p.228

($200-$300) 942. Eley Bros. P53 Enfield packet wrapper, 1861 (empty) T-31, R4, p.228

($200-$300) 943. Eley Bros. P53 Enfield packet wrapper, 1862 (empty) T-22, R4, p.228

($200-$300) 944. Eley Bros. P53 Enfield packet wrapper, 1864 (empty) w/inner protective wrapper T-94 & 94B, R4, p.229

($300-$500) 945. Ludlow Bros. P53 Enfield packet wrapper, 1864 (empty) T-113, R4, p.230

($1500-$2500) 946. Ludlow Bros. P53 Enfield packet wrapper, 1865 (FULL) T-209, R4, p.230 (Contains 10 marked

cartridges.)

($40-$80) 947. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (5 var.) R4-468 thru R4-472, p.231 T-146, 38, 47, 42, (56, 2nd Manassas)

($50-$100) 948. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (7 var.) R4-473 thru R4-479, p.231 T-144, 65, 2, 4, 8, 151, 38.

($100-$200) 949. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (6 var.) R4-480 thru R4-485, p.231 T-16, 49, 145, 118, 147, 71.

950. U.S. Mod. 1840 Dragoon Sabre – w/Scabbard – Mfg. by Solingen (Germany) – Many Imported For

Issue in The Civil War

951. U.S Mod. 1840 Light Artillery Sabre – w/Scabbard – Mfg. by C. Roby – W. Chelmsford, Mass. –

1864

952. U.S. Mod. 1840 Musicians Sword – w/Scabbard – Mfg. by Collins & Co. – Hartford, Conn. – 1862

Estimate Items #953 – #1068 from “Round Ball to Rimfire, Part 4” ($50-$100) 953. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (7 var.) R4-486 thru R4-492, p.232 T-11, 41, 51, 9, 13, 50, 15.

($50-$100) 954. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (8 var.) R4-493 thru R4-500, p.232 T-43, 44, (52, Gettysburg), 19, 153, 154, 155,

156.

($50-$100) 955. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (8 var.) R4-501 thru R4-508, p.232 T-139, 140, 143, 64, 72, 62, (77-pewter), 78.

($100-$150) 956. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (8 var.) R4-509 thru R4-516, p.233 T-150, 133, 89, 74, 73, 135, 88, 83.

($40-$80) 957. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (6 var.) R4-517 thru R4-522, p.233 T-98, 137, 142, 138, 148, 149.

($100-$150) 958. .577 cal. Enfield bullet, rare, deep cavity T-119, R4-523, p.233

($100-$150) 959. .577 cal. Enfield bullet, rare, deep cavity T-136, R4-524, p.233

($150-$200) 960. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (6), rare variations R4-525 thru R4-530, p.233 T-124, 104, 105, 79, 21, 58.

($125-$175) 961. .577 cal. Enfield bullets (6), rare variations R4-531 thru R4-536, p.233 T-81, 45, 120, 121, 141, 161.

($300-$400) 962. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, CS “American” pattern cartridge, from CS lines at Port Hudson. T-67, R4-537,

p.234

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($150-$250) 963. “Confederate cartridges and powder from Port Hudson, LA., July 1863.” (5 pieces)

($300-$500) 964. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge w/ball, Augusta Arsenal, 1864, A. T-133, R4-538, p.234, B. T-110, R4-539,

p.234

($1000-$2000) 965. Labeled packet for “Ten Cartridges, Enfield Rifle and Minnie or Rifle Musket, Cal. .57 & .58, Augusta

Arsenal, GA, Nov. 1864.” T-96, CALOD, p.168 (Very nice example) (Empty)

($200-$400) 966. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, brown paper T-157, R4-540, p.234

($300-$500) 967. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge w/ball, Columbus Arsenal, A. T-136, R4-542, p.235, B. T-137, R4-543, p.235

($600-$1000) 968. Printed wrapper for “10 Cartridges, Enfield Rifle and Minnie or Rifle Musket, Cal. .577 & .58, Conical

Ball, Columbus Arsenal, 1865.” w/cap packet (Empty)

($200-$400) 969. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, CS-made, English-pattern cartridge. T-108, R4-544, p.235 (from Gettysburg

Electric Map Museum)

($200-$400) 970. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, CS-made, English-pattern cartridge. T-109, R4-545, p.235

($250-$350) 971. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, CS-made, English-pattern cartridge. T-142, R4-546, p.235

($500-$800) 972. .577 cal. Enfield cartridge, Selma Arsenal, July, 1864 T-162, CALOD, p.1130 (1 of 9

known – VERY RARE)

($1500-$2500) 973. Printed wrapper for “10 Cartridges, Smooth Bore Musket, Cal. .69, Round Ball, Selma Arsenal, 1863.”

(Empty) T-173, CALOD, p.1111 (VERY RARE)

($800-$1400) 974. Restored packet w/original cloth tear-strip and printed label, “10 Cartridges, Colt’s Revolving Rifle, Cal.

.56, Elongated Bullet, Selma Arsenal, 1863/4.” (Empty) (Gen’l Pitman collection) T-172, CALOD, p.1114

(VERY RARE)

($50-$100) 975. .69 cal. rifle musket bullet, Louisiana Tigers T-60, R4-547, p.235

($50-$100) 976. .69 cal. rifle musket bullet, nose cast T-55, R4-548, p.235

($500-$800) 977. .69 cal. rifle musket bullet, Little Rock Arsenal/Tyler Ordnance Works T-117, R4-549, p.235

($50-$100) 978. .69 cal. rifle musket bullet, teat cavity T-10, R4-552, p.236

($50-$100) 979. .69 cal. rifle musket bullets (2 var.), “Belgian”, A. T-11, R4-553, p.236, B. T-12, R4-554, p.236

($50-$100) 980. .69 cal. rifle musket bullets (2 var.), “Belgian”, A. T-13, R4-555, p.236, B. T-14, R4-556, p.236

($100-$150) 981. .69 cal. rifle musket bullets (3 var.), “Belgian”, A. T-17, R4-557, p.236, B. T-83, R4-558, p.236, C. T-

125, R4-559, p.236

($75-$125) 982. .69 cal. rifle musket bullet, Rare Variant T-71, R4-560, p.236

($75-$125) 983. .69 cal. rifle musket bullets (2 var.), Raleigh pattern, NC Inst. DD & B, A. T-140, R4-561, p.236, B. T-

115, R4-562, p.236

($75-$125) 984. .69 cal. rifle musket bullets (2 var.), Raleigh pattern, NC Inst. DD & B, A. T-19, R4-563, p.236, B. T-139,

R4-564, p.236

($175-$250) 985. .69 cal. rifle musket bullets (2 var.), Raleigh pattern, NC Inst. DD & B, A. T-20, R4-565, p.236, B. T-88,

R4-566, p.237 (SCARCE)

($75-$125) 986. .69 cal. rifle musket bullet, 2-grooves, parabolic cavity T-36, R4-567, p.237

($75-$125) 987. .69 cal. rifle musket bullet, 2-grooves, parabolic cavity T-56, R4-568, p.237

($75-$125) 988. .69 cal. Gardner bullet, T-147, R4-569, p.237 – Gettysburg

($75-$125) 989. .69 cal. Gardner bullet, T-148, R4-570, p.237

($75-$125) 990. .69 cal. Gardner bullet, T-16, R4-571, p.237

($150-$200) 991. .69 cal. Gardner bullet, deep cavity T-44, R4-572, p.237

($75-$125) 992. .69 cal. French Pattern bullet, “sphero-tron-conic” cavity T-61, R4-573, p.237

($75-$125) 993. .69 cal. French Pattern bullets (2), triangle-cavity, A. T-22, R4-574, p.237 – Gettysburg, B. T-23, R4-

575, p.237

($100-$150) 994. .69 cal. French Pattern bullet, TALL variety, triangle-cavity T-60, R4-576, p.237

($150-$250) 995. .69 cal. French Pattern bullet, TALL & CRUDE variety, triangle-cavity, T-111, R4-577, p.237

($150-$250) 996. .69 cal. French Pattern bullet, CRUDE variety, elliptical-cavity, “Imperial Guards” T-111, R4-577, p.237

($50-$100) 997. .69 cal. French Pattern bullet, square-cavity, T-147, R4-579, p.237 (non-dug)

($150-$250) 998. .69 cal. French Pattern cartridge, triangle-cavity, T-87, R4-580, p.238

($100-$150) 999. .69 cal. French Pattern bullet mould half, R4, p.262

($75-$125) 1000. .72 cal. rifle or musketoon bullet, 2-grooves, T-61, R4-581, p.238

($50-$100) 1001. .72 cal. rifled musket bullet, very deep cavity, T-59, R4-582, p.238

($50-$100) 1002. .72 cal. rifled musket bullet, conical cavity, T-69, R4-583, p.238

($50-$100) 1003. .72 cal. rifled musket bullet, very deep cavity, T-70, R4-584, p.238

($50-$100) 1004. .72 cal. rifled musket bullet, deep parabolic cavity, T-50, R4-585, p.238

($50-$100) 1005. .71 cal. rifled musket bullet, R4-585A, p.238, Spotsylvania w/585B

($150-$250) 1006. .71 cal. rifled musket bullet, rare & unusual projectile R4-585B, p.238, Spotsylvania w/585A

($100-$150) 1007. .69 cal. smoothbore musket bullets (2) Nesler pattern, short variety, NC Inst. D.D. &B., A. T-105, R4-586,

p.238 – Antietam, B. T-15, R4-587, p.238

($150-$250) 1008. .69 cal. smoothbore musket bullets (2) Nesler pattern, tall & short variety, NC Inst. D.D. &B., A. T-46,

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R4-588, p.238 – Gettysburg, B. T-32, R4-589, p.238, Gettysburg

($75-$125) 1009. .70 cal. Brit. P51 rifled musket bullets (2 var.), A. T-53, R4-590, p.240, B. T-159, R4-591, p.240

($100-$150) 1010. .70 cal. Brit. P51 rifled musket bullets (2 var.), A. T-86, R4-592, p.240, B. T-124, R4-593, p.240

($75-$125) 1011. .70 cal. Brit. P51 rifled musket bullet, very tall variety T-22, R4-594, p.240

($150-$250) 1012. .75 cal. Brit. P42 rifled musket bullet, deep truncated cone cavity. T-87, R4-595, p.240

($150-$250) 1013. .75 cal. Brit. P42 rifled musket bullet, deep cone cavity T-114, R4-596, p.240

($200-$300) 1014. .75 cal. Brit. P42 rifled musket bullet, Selma Arsenal, dished cavity. T-158, R4-597, p.240

($600-$1000) 1015. .70 cal. Brit. P51 rifled musket cartridge, Red paper, T-116, R4-598, p.240 (few known – VERY SCARCE)

($500-$800) 1016. .75 cal. Brit. P42 rifled musket cartridge, Yellow paper T-82, R4-599, p.240 (SCARCE)

($75-$125) 1017. .70 cal Belgian rifle bullets (2), Atlanta Arsenal, A. T-85, R4-600, p.241, repro from original mould, see

CALOD p.87. B. T-122, R4-601, p.241

($75-$125) 1018. .70 cal. Belgian rifle bullet, Atlanta Arsenal T-66, R4-602, p.241

($75-$125) 1019. .70 cal. Belgian rifle or P51 bullet, Tall variety T-123, R4-603, p.241

($75-$125) 1020. .70 cal. Belgian rifle or P51 bullet, Taller variety T-54, R4-604, p.241

($150-$225) 1021. .63 cal. Brunswick rifle bullet, Charleston Arsenal. T-46, R4-605, p.242

($175-$225) 1022. .63 cal. Brunswick rifle bullet, Scarce variation. T-106, R4-606, p.242

($175-$225) 1023. .63 cal. Brunswick rifle bullet, British variety T-125, R4-607, p.242

($300-$500) 1024. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle bullet, hexagonal, T-76, R4-609, p.244 (Very few in dug condition)

($150-$250) 1025. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle bullet, hexagonal, patched. T-29, R4-610, p.244

($175-$225) 1026. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle bullet, hexagonal, in mini-tube case. T-74, R4-611, p.244

($400-$600) 1027. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle cartridge, hexagonal, “white fine” paper by Eley Bros. T-51, R4-612, p.244

($500-$700) 1028. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle “Tube” cartridge, hexagonal, green tape, Very Desirable. T-98, R4-613, p.244

($75-$125) 1029. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle bullet, cylindrical, patched. T-27, R4-614, p.245

($800-$1200) 1030. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle bullet, cylindrical w/“42” in cavity. Only known specimen. Recovered near

Fairfield, PA., (Gettysburg retreat route). T-144, R4-615, p.245 (EXTREMELY RARE)

($175-$250) 1031. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle bullet, cylindrical. T-138, R4-616, p.245

($175-$250) 1032. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle bullet, cylindrical. T-101, R4-617, p.245

($175-$250) 1033. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle bullet, cylindrical. T-34, R4-618, p.245 – Gettysburg

($175-$250) 1034. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle bullet, cylindrical. T-145, R4-619, p.245 – Ft. Fisher, NC

($200-$400) 1035. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle “Tube” cartridge, cylindrical, pink tape. T-102, R4-621, p.245 (Nice specimen)

($200-$400) 1036. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle “Tube” cartridge, cylindrical, green tape. T-80, R4-622, p.245

($200-$300) 1037. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle cartridge, cylindrical, by Eley Bros. T-57, R4-623, p.245

($300-$500) 1038. .45 cal. Whitworth rifle cartridge, cylindrical, British regulation, Woolwich Laboratory. T-113, R4-624,

p.245

($500-$700) 1039. Labeled box lid for “10 Whitworth Patent Cartridges, Cylindrical Projectiles, 530 Grains, Charges 70

Grains.” T-115, R4, p.247

($500-$700) 1040. Black & green labeled box lid for “10 Whitworth Patent Cartridges, Cylindrical Projectiles, 530 Grains,

Charges 85 Grains.” T-116, R4, p.247

($200-$300) 1041. .45 cal. Vandenburgh Volley Gun bullet w/half, A. T-30, R4-625, p.248, B. T-33, R4-626, p.248

($75-$125) 1042. .50 cal. North Carolina rifle bullet, Wilkinson pattern, NC Inst. DD&B. T-85, R4-627, p.249

($75-$125) 1043. .50 cal. North Carolina rifle bullet, Wilkinson pattern, NC Inst. DD&B. T-55, R4-628, p.249

($700-$1200) 1044. .50 cal. North Carolina rifle cartridge, Wilkinson ball w/x-ray, NC Inst. DD&B. T-159, R4-629, p.249

(VERY SCARCE)

($3500-$5000) 1045. .69 cal. CS Naval explosive bullet, New Orleans Naval Laboratory. T-104, R4-631, p.253 (VERY

SCARCE)

($2500-$3500) 1046. .69 cal. 2-piece Explosive bullet, Perfect condition, from Gaines Mill, VA. T-129, R4-632, p.254 (VERY

RARE)

($2500-$3500) 1047. .577 cal. Enfield Explosive bullet, w/ exploded specimen (VERY RARE), A. T-164, R4-633, p.254, B. T-

165, R4-634, p.254

($2000-$3000) 1048. .577 cal. Enfield Explosive bullet, (exploded specimen) T-62, R4-635, p.254 (VERY RARE)

($3000-$5000) 1049. .69 cal. Morse cartridge, T-85, CALOD, p.454-A (Extremely rare caliber, one of only a few known. All

Morse cartridges are very desirable.)

($300-$500) 1050. .54 cal. Morse cartridge, T-86, CALOD, p.454-B

($300-$500) 1051. .54 cal. Morse cartridge, no powder. T-87, CALOD, p.454-C

($300-$500) 1052. .54 cal. Morse cartridge, no powder. T-88, CALOD, p.454-E

($300-$500) 1053. .54 cal. Morse cartridge cases (2 var.), A. T-89, CALOD, p.454-F, B. T-90, CALOD, p.454-G

($600-$1000) 1054. .50 cal. Morse cartridge, Greenville. CALOD, p.454-H

($200-$400) 1055. 16-gauge Morse shotgun cartridge case, CALOD, p.454-J

($300-$500) 1056. .54 cal. Morse cartridge Patent No. 345,165. CALOD, p.454-M

($300-$500) 1057. General John Pitman notes & pages (3) of the Confederate .50 cal. Morse carbine (UNIQUE)

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($3000-$5000) 1058. The only known Confederate canvas percussion cap bag known to exist marked “10,000 Musket Caps” and

“Nashville, Tenn, 1862.” CALOD, p.742 (UNIQUE)

($1500-$2500) 1059. Ammunition crate for “1000 Sharps Rifle Cartridges, Richmond Arsenal, February 1864.” See R4, p.973

for similar.

($5000-$8000) 1060. COLT – TEXAS – SAN ANTONIO – CONFEDERATE Ammunition crate marked “Fab. Texas Arsenal,

San Antonio, Dec. 1862” and “Colt’s Pistol Cartridges, Round Balls, Navy Size.” R4, p.1013 (SUPER

RARITY – What more could you want? Only example known.)

($600-$1000) 1061. English lead pig (ingot), from blockade runner “Modern Greece.” 100+ pounds, R4, p.254 (great relic!)

($200-$400) 1062. 7 ½” Civil War mortar ball w/tong holes

($400-$600) 1063. 8” Revolutionary War shell

($400-$600) 1064. Revolutionary War English broad arrow marked 24 PDR solid shot – from Yorktown, VA

($800-$1200) 1065. 12 ½” French mortar ball Revolutionary War – from Yorktown, VA – fleur-de-lis marked ($800-$1200) 1066. 12 ½” French mortar ball Revolutionary War – from Yorktown, VA – fleur-de-lis marked

($200-$300) 1067. Revolutionary War 24 PDR solid shot – From Boston, Mass.

($200-$400) 1068. 7” Dyer Shell (Inert) – complete w/lead sabot – from Island #10, Mississippi River

If You Are Interested in Selling Your Items in an Upcoming Auction, Email firearms@reddingauction.com or Call 717-334-6941 to Speak to Someone Personally. We Are Consistently Bringing Higher Prices Realized Than Other Local Auction Services Due to Not Employing a Buyer’s Premium (Buyer’s Penalty). Also, We Consistently Market Our Sales Nationally with Actual Content For Longer Periods of Time Than Other Auction Services.

AUCTION CONDITIONS OF SALE

Redding Auction Service cannot be held responsible to be cognizant of all the various local and state laws

pertaining to firearms. As the buyer it is your responsibility to know the laws of your jurisdiction concerning the

possession of and what type of firearms accessories are allowed before you place your bid.

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however neither Seller nor Auctioneer guarantee the authenticity, validity or condition of any lot. All lots are sold “AS

IS” and should be inspected prior to your bidding. Redding Auction Service reserves the right to make any and all verbal

corrections and provide additional information from the stand at the time of sale. All sales are final!

Redding Auction Service establishes no warranties or depictions concerning the fitness for use, safeness to

fire, to store, or reliability of any firearm, ammunition, parts, and/or parts of components of any lot. Any use is

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damage resulting to any person or property from the use or storage of any such lot.

All items sold are subject to Federal and State Regulations. All modern guns must be registered. Gun

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must be at least 18 years of age and be able to pass a PICS background check in order to be eligible to purchase

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ALL PURCHASERS MUST BE REGISTERED WITH A BID NUMBER AND MUST POSSESS PICTURE IDENTIFICATION.

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In the case of a disputed bid, our Auctioneer will determine who the successful bidder is or re-offer and resell

the disputed item.

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