BC1074.   Billinghurst & Requa battery gun cartridge in fantastic shape, this unique weapon was patented on September 16, 1862 by a dentist, Dr. Josephus Requa, it was .58 caliber and consisted of 25 barrels, each two foot long, that were fired simultaneously, the gun had the support of President Lincoln and 50 were produced, it saw service at the Siege of Port Hudson, Fort Wagner, Fort Sumpter, Siege of Petersburg, and the Battle of Cold Harbor, with a three man crew, it could be loaded and fired 7 times per minute, scarce cartridge to find  

BC1071.    here's a cool find, a rare Whitworth sharpshooter bullet that has been severely chewed, most likely by a squirrel

BC1066.    .58 3 ring minie in great dug condition, has a milky white patina, best thing is it has a clear, strong U S cast into the base, these have become very difficult to find

BC1065.    50 fired bullets from the Battle of Stones River in Murfreesboro, TN, nearly all are .58 three ring minies

BC1062.    here is a cool and unique relic, a Burnside carbine cartridge with the bullet in upside down, it is also the rarer dish base bullet, possibly being used as a game piece, the casing has a few dents but is very solid

BC1053.    Burnside carbine cartridge in good shape, the brass casing is free of dents but does have a tiny freeze crack near the top, the bullet is in very good condition and is firmly in the casing, displays well

BC1046.    six, .56 caliber bullets for the Colt revolving rifle in very good condition

BC1042.    three Confederate Gardner bullets, a .69, .58, and a one ring .577, all are in very good condition,  makes a great display

BC1025. M&M 266, a high base, .69 caliber French Triangle bullet in excellent dug condition, measures .98" tall x .68" diameter, has the correct blunted nose and a perfectly formed triangle in the base

BC1009. a paper and foil cartridge by Poultney for a Gallagher carbine in great shape, it amazes me that any of these paper cartridges have survived all these years, especially in this fine of condition

BC982. U S base marked .58 caliber three ring minie in great shape, the bullet is free of damage, it has a milky white patina with a few small flakes, the U S mark is a little blurred in the picture but shows up great in person, these have become difficult to find

BC975. Sharps .36 caliber multi-ring bullet in great shape, it was recovered at Devalls Bluff, Arkansas