Very
pretty condition, excavated, 3 inch,
Confederate Read projectile. This
projectile was recovered from private
property near the Battle of Chickamauga,
Georgia. It has been disarmed,
cleaned, coated, and the beautifully rifled
brass sabot remains completely intact as
well as the brass time fuse.
Confederate artillery shells this nice are
seldom being recovered any more.--$695.
Quite
rare, excavated, 3 inch, "case shot" Shenkl
Federal artillery projectile. This
projectile was recovered many years ago on
private property near Fredericksburg,
Virginia. It is quite a rarity to
recover a blunt nose Shenkl case shot
projectile with the pewter combination fuse
remaining intact. This projectile has
a complete combination fuse, has been
cleaned, coated, disarmed, and is ready for
display.--$425.
Very
nice condition excavated 3 inch Federal
Hotchkiss projectile recovered many, many
years ago by Wayne Williams at the base of
Missionary Ridge, Tennessee. This
hotchkiss projectile has nose - cup - and
rifled lead sabot all remaining intact.
It has been nicely cleaned - coated - and I
have disarmed it, so it is ready to go on
display.--$275.
Extremely
rare, fired, 1862 date, 3 inch Hotchkiss
canister round. The Hotchkiss base has
nice rifling from actually being fired and
is crisply marked, "Hotchkiss - 3 in. -
January 7, 1862 Patent". My friend,
Wayne Williams, recovered this round many
years ago on private property near
Chickamauga, Georgia. Wayne recovered
enough canister balls to reconstruct what
the interior of the canister round would
have looked like. This is a super nice
Civil War artillery artifact in that it is
both maker marked and dated.--$450.SOLD*
Extremely
rare to recover, excavated, emerald green
"Selma Arsenal" slotted, Confederate Bormann
cast copper under plug. This example
remains in perfect condition and was
recovered on private property at the Battle
of Chickamauga, Georgia. These are
quite rare to recover.--$49.SOLD
Absolutely
mint beautiful, excavated, 3 inch, copper
time fuse, Confederate Read projectile.
This beautiful shell was recovered about 40
years ago on private property near
Chickamauga, Georgia. The iron could
not be much nicer with a nice, crisp mold
seam, and the brass sabot and copper time
fuse both remain perfectly intact. The
shell is cleaned, coated, and I disarmed it
today; so it is ready to go on
display.--$750.SOLD
Nice
condition, excavated, 3 inch Federal
Hotchkiss projectile. This shell was
recovered near Missionary Ridge at
Chattanooga, Tennessee. The shell
cleaned up nicely, and you can still read
the Hotchkiss patent information on the
bottom of the base cup. The lead sabot
was found nearby and displays nicely with
the shell. This projectile has an open
fuse hole with good threads, and a fuse
could easily be added if a person
wished.--$195.
Excavated,
6 pound Confederate Bormann ball recovered
many years ago from private property near
the Battle of Chickamauga, Georgia.
The ball has been cleaned and coated and
also disarmed. The Bormann fuse blew
out of the top of the shell and was
recovered about 50 feet from the ball
itself. It is displayed with the ball
but is not attached and can be
removed.--$375.
Excavated,
almost 1/2 of a 24 lb. size cannonball.
We have included three 12 pounder size
canister balls and three 6 pounder size
canister balls. This entire display
was recovered on private property at
Vicksburg and will make an excellent desk
display.--$85.SOLD
Very
nice cased display of exploded artillery
fuses of different sorts recovered on
private property from here at Stones River.
There are several Bormann fuses, a couple
Shenkl fuses, a CS dyer fuse, and a
Confederate brass time fuse. The fuses
are displayed in a quality made oak display
case.--$150. for fuses with case.
Very
nice condition, excavated, COMPLETE 3-inch
Federal Hotchkiss shell consisting of nose,
cup, lead sabot, and brass time fuse all
remaining perfectly intact. The lead
sabot retains clear rifling marks from the
cannon barrel. This one was recovered
many years ago from a lawn off Leland Lane,
2nd days' fighting, Battle of Nashville,
Tennessee. This is a "case shot",
because after I drilled and disarmed the
shell, I could hear case shot balls rattle
around inside.--$295.
Very
nice condition, excavated, 12 pound, solid
shot cannon ball recovered about 200 yards
north of Shy's Hill at the Battle of
Nashville. It has been cleaned,
coated, and is ready for display.--$195.SOLD*
Excavated
12 lb. Confederate "wood drive-in fuse" type
cannonball. This projectile was
recovered many years ago by Mr. Roy Blick on
private property here at the Battle of
Stones River. It is safe, cleaned,
coated, and ready for display.--$275.SOLD
Large
fragment of a Confederate mortar ball
recovered near Vicksburg, Mississippi, with
several different size canister balls
displayed within it. This would make a
fantastic Civil War desk display.--$95.
Excavated,
cast brass, Hotchkiss projectile time fuse.
This was recovered many years ago from a
lawn along Battery Lane at the Battle of
Nashville, Tennessee.--$45.
Excavated,
quite rare, Confederate manufactured, "L -
shaped", artillery friction primer.
This was recovered from a Confederate
artillery position just off Battery Lane
(near the stone wall) at the Battle of
Nashville, Tennessee.--$48.SOLD
Beautiful
condition, copper, Confederate Bormann fused
ball under plug. These are believed to
have been made at Selma, Alabama. This
example was recovered here at Stones
River.--$25.SOLD
Very
nice condition, one complete excavated layer
of 7 canister balls correct for the 12-pound
Napoleon. The circle of canister balls
would measure 4.5 inches in diameter across.
These were extensively used here at Stones
River as well as most other battles of the
Civil War.--$95. for the entire layer.
Complete
excavated layer of canister balls for a 3
inch bore rifled gun. This complete
set of canister balls makes a very nice
display.--$75. for the entire set.
Excavated
3 inch time fuzed Hotchkiss projectile
recovered over 40 years ago along Battery
Lane at the Battle of Nashville. The
projectile is safe, and remains uncleaned -
just as dug all those years ago. Both
the fuze and the cup can be removed for
display. This projectile will nicely
clean if so desired.--$195.SOLD
Excavated
24 lb. size cannonball that has an open fuze
hole and was recovered by Calvin Sharpe
about 30 years ago on private property .at
Vicksburg, MISS. I believe this ball
to be CS, and would have taken a threaded
copper CS time fuze. The ball is 5.68
inches in diameter, and is safe and ready
for display.--$250.SOLD
Very
pretty Battle of Vicksburg, MISS. recovered
artillery desk display consisting of a large
section of a 24 lb. size cannon ball filled
with assorted size grape and cannister
balls.--$95.
Excavated,
exploded, copper, Confederate time fuse
probably from a 12-pound size Confederate
canon ball. This was recovered years
ago on private property near the Battle of
Chickamauga, Georgia.--$38.
Excellent
condition, 6 lb. gun size, CS fired canister
ball and one 12 lb., Napoleon gun size,
Federal canister ball. Both these
balls were recovered on private property
here at the Battle of Stones River, have
been cleaned, coated, and are ready for
display.--$45. for both.
Excavated,
cast brass, Federal Hotchkiss time fuse.
This fuse was recovered many years ago from
just behind the stone wall at the Battle of
Nashville. It remains in perfect
condition and could be screwed back into an
artillery shell.--$45.SOLD
Beautifully
done cast exact replica of a 2.9 inch
Confederate used Burton (or Dyer)
projectile. The original projectile
that this was cast from was recovered at 2nd
Manassas. This display is nice enough
to be in either a den or relic room.--$75.
Beautifully
done cast exact replica of a 30 lb. Federal
Parrott Projectile. The master
original that this was cast from was
recovered "The Seige Of Vicksburg, MS."
This is a very nice display piece.--$75.
Rare,
12 pound size, Confederate, polygonal cavity
ball with four side diamond shaped pattern
shrapnel inside. The ball has been cut
in half, nicely showing the diamond shaped
pieces inside, the wooden drive-in fuse
plug, and a large casting flaw typical of
Confederate artillery shells. This
will make an excellent addition to someone's
Confederate artillery display. It has
been cleaned, coated, and is mounted on a
walnut display base.--$295.SOLD
Excavated
set of 3 Naval Grape - The larger balls are
roughly 2 inches in diameter. These
were recovered on private property at
Vicksburg, MS. many years ago.-- $65. for
all three
Very
nice artillery display containing five iron
balls ranging from case shot to 6-pound size
canister and 12 pound size canister ball,
and finally a large Naval grape.--$75. for
the entire display.
Nice
condition, original, Civil War Artillery
lanyard. No artillery display is
complete without a lanyard.--$425.
Mint
condition original unissued "red"
Federal Artillery hat cord for the
"Hardee Style Hat".--$45.
