Relics from Gettysburg

Relics from Gettysburg

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FEBRUARY 5TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Fairfield Road - Just West of Gettysburg

Soldier Carved .58 Caliber Gardner Bullet - Neat!

A .58 caliber Gardner bullet that was carved by a soldier. He carved down most of the ring area to create one single ring and carved the cavity of the bullet as well including the creation of a pointed cone at the top of it. It was found by a Gettysburg area relic hunter near the Fairfield Road just west of Gettysburg between 2000 and 2004 (on private property with permission). I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G503

Price - $20.00

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FEBRUARY 5TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Old Harrisburg Road - 1st Day's Battle

Dropped .58 Caliber Bullet found with Connecticut Buttons - Probably Near Barlow's Knoll

This dropped bullet was found in the 1970s close to the Old Harrisburg Road in an area that also produced Connecticut buttons. This means that it was probably close to Barlow's Knoll. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G502

Price - $14.00

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FEBRUARY 5TH - NEW!!! - Northeast of Culp's Hill - The Lady Farm on the Hanover Road

Fragment from the Nose of a Shell w Fuse Threads

This is a fragment (2 1/4 x 1 3/4 inches) from the nose of a shell which retains some of the fuse threads. It was found a few years back by a local relic hunter near the Daniel Lady Farm (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle and was under artillery fire from Union cannons on both Culp's and Cemetery Hills. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G501

Price - $14.00

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - East Middle Street - Fired .58 Caliber Bullet

This fired .58 caliber bullet was acquired with a group of bullets that were found in the backyard of a house on East Middle Street in Gettysburg. Although I do not know the exact address, the 200-500 blocks of Middle Street look out towards Culp's and Cemetery Hills and Middle Street was the location of the Confederate line that ran through the town. These are the first bullets that I have acquired from a site in town. They were being displayed in a small frame and a rubbery glue was used to attach them to the paper. I was able to get almost all of this glue off just by pulling at it and only a small spot remains. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G498

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - East Middle Street - Dropped .54 Caliber Sharps Bullet

This dropped .54 caliber Sharps bullet was acquired with a group of bullets that were found in the backyard of a house on East Middle Street in Gettysburg. Although I do not know the exact address, the 200-500 blocks of Middle Street look out towards Culp's and Cemetery Hills and Middle Street was the location of the Confederate line that ran through the town. These are the first bullets that I have acquired from a site in town. They were being displayed in a small frame and a rubbery glue was used to attach them to the paper. I was able to get almost all of this glue off just by pulling at it and only a small spot remains. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G499

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - East Middle Street - Fired Bullet

This appears to be a fired bullet but it is very mangled and, may, in fact, be an irregular case shot. It was acquired with a group of bullets that were found in the backyard of a house on East Middle Street in Gettysburg. Although I do not know the exact address, the 200-500 blocks of Middle Street look out towards Culp's and Cemetery Hills and Middle Street was the location of the Confederate line that ran through the town. These are the first bullets that I have acquired from a site in town. They were being displayed in a small frame and a rubbery glue was used to attach them to the paper. I was able to get almost all of this glue off just by pulling at it and only a small spot remains. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G500

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Old Harrisburg Road - 1st Day's Battle

Dropped .54 Caliber Ringtail Sharps Bullet

A dropped Ringtail Sharps bullet that was found at a site on the Old Harrisburg Road that saw both Confederate infantry and cavalry activity. The bullet was found by a Gettysburg relic hunter in 2010 (on private property with permission). I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G491

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Old Harrisburg Road - 1st Day's Battle

Dropped .58 Caliber Gardner Bullet

A dropped Gardner bullet that was found at a site on the Old Harrisburg Road that saw both Confederate infantry and cavalry activity. The bullet was found by a Gettysburg relic hunter in 2010 (on private property with permission). I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G490

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Old Harrisburg Road - 1st Day's Battle

Dropped .44 Caliber Early Model Colt Revolver Bullet

A .44 caliber early model Colt revolver bullet (MM #82) that was found at a site on the Old Harrisburg Road that saw both Confederate infantry and cavalry activity. The bullet was found by a Gettysburg relic hunter in 2010 (on private property with permission). I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G495

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Fairfield Road - Just West of Gettysburg

Dropped .54 Caliber Gardner Bullet w Nose Sprue

A dropped .54 caliber Gardner bullet with nose sprue that was found by a Gettysburg area relic hunter near the Fairfield Road just west of Gettysburg between 2000 and 2004 (on private property with permission). I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G492

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Fairfield Road - Just West of Gettysburg

Dropped .58 Caliber Gardner Bullet w Flat Nose

A dropped .58 caliber Gardner bullet with a cut nose (leaving it flat) that was found by a Gettysburg area relic hunter near the Fairfield Road just west of Gettysburg between 2000 and 2004 (on private property with permission). I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G493

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! Gettysburg - Fired .58 Caliber Bullet from the S. Edward Swope Collection

Longstreet Park Museum

This fired .58 caliber bullet was originally from the S. Edward Swope collection and was displayed at the Longstreet Park Museum at Gettysburg. Items from this collection were sold by Yingling's auction in Gettysburg on October 24th, 2003. I attended this auction, but did not buy this bullet at that time. This bullet, which was in lot #32, was purchased by another auction attendee and I recently purchased the bullet from him. The bullet only has almost no patina since it would have been an early battlefield pick up. I will include a letter, signed by me, noting this provenance.

Item Number - G497

Price - $15.00

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JANUARY 29TH - NEW!!! Gettysburg - Fired .58 Caliber Bullet from the S. Edward Swope Collection

Longstreet Park Museum

Item Number - G496

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 22ND - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Railroad Cut - First Day's Battle

Fired Confederate Gardner Bullet

This fired Gardner bullet was with a group of Gettysburg bullets that were documented with the provenance that they were recovered along the Railroad Cut - this bullet was identified as having been fired by Davis' Brigade so it is almost certainly from the same place. It comes from an old, meticulously documented collection - the same collection that the Pickett's Charge bullets that I sold in December came from. The Railroad Cut was a famous location on the first day's battlefield, just west of Gettysburg, where soldiers from Davis' Mississippi Brigade were captured after getting trapped within the cut. I will include the original collection label and a letter, signed by me, with the specific provenance.

Item Number -G489

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JANUARY 22ND - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Railroad Cut - First Day's Battle

Dropped .58 Caliber Bullet

This dropped bullet was documented with the provenance that it was recovered along the Railroad Cut. It comes from an old, meticulously documented collection - the same collection that the Pickett's Charge bullets that I sold in December came from. The Railroad Cut was a famous location on the first day's battlefield, just west of Gettysburg, where soldiers from Davis' Mississippi Brigade were captured after getting trapped within the cut. I will include the original collection label and a letter, signed by me, with the specific provenance.

Item Number -G487

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JANUARY 22ND - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Railroad Cut - First Day's Battle

Dropped .58 Caliber Bullet

Item Number -G488

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JANUARY 22ND - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Railroad Cut - First Day's Battle

Fired .58 Caliber Bullet

This fired bullet was documented with the provenance that it was recovered along the Railroad Cut. It comes from an old, meticulously documented collection - the same collection that the Pickett's Charge bullets that I sold in December came from. The Railroad Cut was a famous location on the first day's battlefield, just west of Gettysburg, where soldiers from Davis' Mississippi Brigade were captured after getting trapped within the cut. I will include the original collection label and a letter, signed by me, with the specific provenance.

Item Number -G486

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 22ND - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - East Middle Street - Fired Gardner Bullet

This fired Gardner bullet was acquired with a group of bullets that were found in the backyard of a house on East Middle Street in Gettysburg. Although I do not know the exact address, the 200-500 blocks of Middle Street look out towards Culp's and Cemetery Hills and Middle Street was the location of the Confederate line that ran through the town. These are the first bullets that I have acquired from a site in town. They were being displayed in a small frame and a rubbery glue was used to attach them to the paper. I was able to get almost all of this glue off just by pulling at it but a fairly big spot remains on this bullet. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G485

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 22ND - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - East Middle Street - Fired High Impact William's Cleaner Bullet

This fired William's Cleaner bullet flattened out as a result of a high impact. It was acquired with a group of bullets that were found in the backyard of a house on East Middle Street in Gettysburg. Although I do not know the exact address, the 200-500 blocks of Middle Street look out towards Culp's and Cemetery Hills and Middle Street was the location of the Confederate line that ran through the town. These are the first bullets that I have acquired from a site in town. They were being displayed in a small frame and a rubbery glue was used to attach them to the paper. I was able to get almost all of this glue off just by pulling at it and only a few tiny spots remain. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G484

SALE PENDING

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JANUARY 22ND - NEW!!! - Northeast of Culp's Hill - The Lady Farm on the Hanover Road

Nice Fragment from a 12 Pound Spherical Shell

This is a nice fragment (2 3/4 x 2 1/4 inches) from a 12 pound spherical shell. It was found a few years back by a local relic hunter near the Daniel Lady Farm (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle and was under artillery fire from Union cannons on both Culp's and Cemetery Hills. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G483

Price - $18.00

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JANUARY 22ND - NEW!!! - Northeast of Culp's Hill - The Lady Farm on the Hanover Road

Fragment from a Hotchkiss Shell with Flame Groove

This is a long fragment (3 1/2 x 1 1/2 inches) from the base of the nose section of a Hotchkiss shell which had flame grooves. It was found a few years back by a local relic hunter near the Daniel Lady Farm (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle and was under artillery fire from Union cannons on both Culp's and Cemetery Hills. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G482

Price - $20.00

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JANUARY 22ND - NEW!!! - Northeast of Culp's Hill - The Lady Farm on the Hanover Road

Fragment from the Nose of a Hotchkiss Shell with Fuse Threads

This is a fragment (2 1/8 x 1 1/2 inches) from the nose of a Hotchkiss shell which retains the fuse threads. It was found a few years back by a local relic hunter near the Daniel Lady Farm (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle and was under artillery fire from Union cannons on both Culp's and Cemetery Hills. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G481

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JANUARY 15TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - The Railroad Cut - First Day's Battle

Dropped Type I William's Cleaner Bullet

This dropped Type I William's Cleaner bullet was documented with the provenance that it was recovered along the Railroad Cut. It comes from an old, meticulously documented collection - the same collection that the Pickett's Charge bullets that I sold in December came from. The Railroad Cut was a famous location on the first day's battlefield, just west of Gettysburg, where soldiers from Davis' Mississippi Brigade were captured after getting trapped within the cut. I will include the original collection label and a letter, signed by me, with the specific provenance.

Item Number -G480
SOLD!

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JANUARY 15TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - East Middle Street - Fired High Impact Gardner Bullet

This fired Confederate Gardner bullet flattened out as a result of a high impact. It was acquired with a group of bullets that were found in the backyard of a house on East Middle Street in Gettysburg. Although I do not know the exact address, the 200-500 blocks of Middle Street look out towards Culp's and Cemetery Hills and Middle Street was the location of the Confederate line that ran through the town. These are the first bullets that I have acquired from a site in town. They were being displayed in a small frame and a rubbery glue was used to attach them to the paper. I was able to get almost all of this glue off just by pulling at it and only two tiny spots remain. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G479

SOLD!

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JANUARY 15TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - East Middle Street - Fired Bullet

This fired .58 bullet appears to have been a rear impact. It was acquired with a group of bullets that were found in the backyard of a house on East Middle Street in Gettysburg. Although I do not know the exact address, the 200-500 blocks of Middle Street look out towards Culp's and Cemetery Hills and Middle Street was the location of the Confederate line that ran through the town. These are the first bullets that I have acquired from a site in town. They were being displayed in a small frame and a rubbery glue was used to attach them to the paper. I was able to get almost all of this glue off just by pulling at it and only a tiny little spot remains. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G478

SOLD!

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JANUARY 15TH - NEW!!! Gettysburg - Dropped .58 Caliber Bullet from the S. Edward Swope Collection

Longstreet Park Museum

This dropped .58 caliber bullet was originally from the S. Edward Swope collection and was displayed at the Longstreet Park Museum at Gettysburg. Items from this collection were sold by Yingling's auction in Gettysburg on October 24th, 2003. I attended this auction, but did not buy this bullet at that time. This bullet, which was in lot #32, was purchased by another auction attendee and I recently purchased the bullet from him. The bullet only has almost no patina since it would have been an early battlefield pick up. I have included a photograph of the lot number that was torn from the box that held the bullets at the auction, but this is not included with the item. I will include a letter, signed by me, noting this provenance.

Item Number - G477

SOLD!

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JANUARY 15TH - NEW!!! - Northeast of Culp's Hill - The Lady Farm on the Hanover Road

Large Fragment from the Nose of a Hotchkiss Shell with Fuse Threads

This is a large fragment (2 3/8 x 2 1/8 inches) from the nose of a Hotchkiss shell which retains the fuse threads. It was found a few years back by a local relic hunter near the Daniel Lady Farm (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle and was under artillery fire from Union cannons on both Culp's and Cemetery Hills. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G476

SOLD!

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JANUARY 15TH - NEW!!! - Northeast of Culp's Hill - The Lady Farm on the Hanover Road

Fragment from a 12 Pound Spherical Shell with Fuse Threads

This is a small fragment (2 1/4 x 1 1/8 inches) from the top of a 12 pound spherical shell that has the threads for the Bormann fuse. It was found a few years back by a local relic hunter near the Daniel Lady Farm (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle and was under artillery fire from Union cannons on both Culp's and Cemetery Hills. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G475

SOLD!

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JANUARY 15TH - NEW!!! - Northeast of Culp's Hill - The Lady Farm on the Hanover Road

Large Fragment from a 3 inch Shell

This is a large fragment (3 3/8 x 2 1/4 inches) from the side of a three inch shell. It was found a few years back by a local relic hunter near the Daniel Lady Farm (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle and was under artillery fire from Union cannons on both Culp's and Cemetery Hills. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G474

Price - $17.00

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JANUARY 15TH - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - Hanover Road near the Lady Farm - Colt Dragoon Bullet

This .44 caliber Colt Dragoon Revolver bullet was found a few years back by a local relic hunter near the Daniel Lady Farm (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G473

SOLD!

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DECEMBER 4TH - NEW!!! - Northeast of Culp's Hill - Near The Lady Farm on the Hanover Road

Relic Smoothside Canteen

This smooth side canteen was found by relic hunter Karl Young on the land immediately adjacent to the Lady Farm back in the 1970s or early 1980s (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle. This area was also very close to Camp Letterman. About three quarters of the canteen is present, but parts of it have been glued back together (I have included some close up photos of these repairs) I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G447

SOLD!

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DECEMBER 4TH - NEW !!! Gettysburg - Enfield Musket Trigger Guard

This Enfield trigger guard was acquired from a Maryland collector who purchased it from the relic hunter who found it at Gettysburg. The exact location of the find was not given. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number - G443

Price - $37.50

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OCTOBER 12th - NEW!!! - Gettysburg - Near the Lady Farm on the Hanover Road

Sliced or Cut Bullseye Canteen

This half of a bullseye canteen looks like it has been cut or sliced across the face - the is in a straight line and certainly does not appear to be the result of rusting or deterioration. It looks like the damage was either done with a knife or a sword. A little more than half of the spout (and the complete collar) is present, but is detached. It was found by relic hunter Karl Young on the land immediately adjacent to the Lady Farm back in the 1970s or early 1980s (private property with permission). The Lady Farm was the position of the Confederate Division of Major General Edward Johnson during the battle. This area was also very close to Camp Letterman. The relic has been very carefully cleaned and is coated with a thin coat of polyuretane. There are some places where it appears that small spots of glue were used to hold pieces together - this was done before I acquired the relic. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number -G421

Price - $135.00

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Confederate Retreat Route from Gettysburg - Fairfield, PA

Springfield Musket Butt Plate

A nice example of a Springfield musket butt plate with both woods screws still attached that was found near Fairfield, Pennsylvania by a local relic hunter (on private property with permission). Fairfield, which is about 8 miles west of Gettysburg, was on the main Confederate retreat route after the battle. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number - G391

SOLD!

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Parts of an Enfield Musket - Confederate - South Carolina

Camp West of McPherson's Ridge - First Day's Battle - Gettysburg

A brass washer and a wood screw from an Enfield musket that were found in a South Carolina camp that was located west of McPherson's Ridge near Seven Stars. The site would have been associated with the First Day's battle. It was found by a local relic hunter on private property with permission. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number - G367

Price - $10.00

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Gettysburg - Bormann Time Fuse

This Bormann fuse was found at Gettysburg by a local relic hunter (on private property with permission). I do not know the specific area in Gettysburg where it was found. It is pretty beat up, so the numbers are no longer readable. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number - G342

Price - $30.00

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Small Brass Buckle - Confederate - South Carolina

Camp West of McPherson's Ridge - First Day's Battle - Gettysburg

This is a fairly nice size brass accoutrement buckle - it is 1 5/8 x 1 1/2 inches. It was found in a South Carolina camp that was located west of McPherson's Ridge near Seven Stars. The site would have been associated with the First Day's battle. It was found by a local relic hunter on private property with permission. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number - G338

Price - $12.00

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Leather Piece of Accoutrement Strap or Belt - Confederate - South Carolina

Camp West of McPherson's Ridge - First Day's Battle - Gettysburg

This is a very neat item - it is 5 1/4 inches of an accoutrement strap or a belt. It was found in a South Carolina camp that was located west of McPherson's Ridge near Seven Stars. The site would have been associated with the First Day's battle. It was found by a local relic hunter on private property with permission. The leather is dry and thin. I will provide a letter, signed by me, with the provenance information.

Item Number - G337

Price - $25.00

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Gettysburg - Confederate Bayonet Scabbard Tip

From a Confederate Position just North / Northeast of Culp's Hill - Along the Hanover Road

A single piece brass bayonet scabbard tip of distinct Confederate style (2 9/16 inches long) which was found by a local relic hunter (on private property, with permission), was recovered from a Confederate position, held on July 2nd and 3rd during the battle, on the Hanover Road, not far from Culp's Hill. It sounds to me like it was found near the Lady Farm or the Thomas farm - at one time, the lands around here were frequented by relic hunters, but now access is no longer possible. The relics in this group were apparently recovered from a fairly deep depth and included remains of leather (including a cap box that I have already sold and the belt that I currently have for sale) and the infantry button that is also currently for sale. The brass is split at the bottom and there are a couple of other splits coming from the edges and the rim of the mouth is rough. I will include a letter, signed by me, noting this provenance. This item may be seen in case 63 at the Antique Center of Gettysburg.

Item Number - G277

SALE PENDING

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Gettysburg - Confederate Read Shell Base

This base section from a 3 inch Read shell (it has the characteristic lathe dimple in the center of the base) was acquired more than a decade ago from a Gettysburg area relic hunter who had access and permission to hunt many of the private farms that surround the battlefield. The exact location of the recovery was not available, but it was identified as a Gettysburg find. The fragment is 1 1/4 inches tall and 2 1/4 inches across the base. I will include a letter, signed by me, noting this provenance.

Item Number - G256

Price - $30.00

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Gettysburg Recovered Civil War Era Jewelry

This piece of Civil War era jewelry was found at a site in Gettysburg. It is made of brass and there was clearly a stone in the center at one point. It measures 2 1/2 x s 3/8 inches. It has been slightly bent out of shape. I will include a letter, signed by me, noting this provenance. This item may be seen in case 63 at the Antique Center of Gettysburg.

Item Number - G211

Price - $15.00