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 8178 - ICE CREEPERS - FRENCH
& INDIAN WAR - REV. WAR, 4.5", a matched pair of iron
ice creepers that originated out of upstate New York. All hand forged,
a must for every soldier in that area in the winter. Comes with old
collection ID tag showing it sold for $70 in 1995. Choice
condition...........$89.00
 8179
- ICE CREEPERS - FRENCH & INDIAN WAR - REV. WAR,
4.5", a matched pair of creepers with large eyes for strapping to
a boot. Excavated near Fort Stanwix, NY with old markings. Old
collector's tag states purchased in 9/97 for $125.00. ID # shown as XS
1417 under each creeper. Quite a nice
pair........................................................................$125.00
 8181
- ICE CREEPERS - FRENCH & INDIAN WAR - REV. WAR,
5.5", an unusually large matched set of ice creepers designed for
heavy boots, popular with Rangers and light infantry. Upstate NY, old
tag states purchased for $125 in 1995. Really
nice.............................................$125.00
 8183
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR SOLDIER'S BELT AXE, Excavated at
Crown Point, NY. 2.5" X 6", early profile [see Neuman 3A -
6A], tight fissure in eye wall. Has a great "tomahawk look".
[6], from a recently sold PA collection. Nice
surfaces............................................................$265.00
SOLD
 8184
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR BELT AXE, 2.5" X 3.5",
unusual shaped eye with interesting scallop design at bottom, ex-Tom
Wnuck Collection-Rochester, NY, "CANADA" in black paint on
back, in all probably French manufacture, [7] Rare
type...................................................$250.00
 8185
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR BELT AXE, Excavated near Fort
Ticonderoga, NY, 2.75" X 5 1/2", reinforced blade nicely
pinned over, marked in red T-8371 [Albany Collection], round socket
with great "tomahawk look" [8], very
nice..........................................................$265.00
 8186
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR - REVOLUTIONARY WAR BELT AXE,
3" X 5.5", excavated near Fort Ticonderoga, NY. Great flared
"tomahawk" blade, [9], excellent
style..........................................$255.00
 8187
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR HAMMERPOLL TOMAHAWK BELT AXE,
1.5" X 6", ex-Tom Wnuck Collection [auction] old note states
purchased 6/04 at $275. A very rare style, excavated near Lake George,
NY [10].........................$225.00
SOLD
 8188
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR BELT AXE, 3.25" X 5",
excavated near Fort Ticonderoga, NY. Marked in red T-61413, from an
old Albany, NY collection formed in the 1960's. Axe has a very nice
flared head [10]........................$250.00
 8189
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR BELT AXE, 4" X 4.75",
excavated near Fort Ticonderoga, NY from an old 1960's collection.
Wide blade marked T-0019, blade is very thin and unusual. Very nice
[12]................................$250.00
 8190
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR BELT AXE, 2.75" X 4",
excavated near Fort Ticonderoga, NY. Great tomahawk design, marked
T-71150, from an old 1960's collection. Large round eye design. Nice
[13].........................................$265.00
 8191
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR CAMP AXE, 3" X 6",
excavated near Fort Ticonderoga, NY. Eye smaller at top than bottom,
quite heavy
[14]............................................................$200.00
 8192
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR BELT AXE, excavated near Fort
Ticonderoga, NY. Great flared tomahawk style, old Albany Collection.
Marked Ti-77909 in gold paint, super surfaces, unusually rounded
elongated eyelet,
[15]....................................................................$265.00
 8196
- AMERICAN COPY OF A BRITISH BROWN BESS BAYONET, 3.75"
socket, 14" blade, 19" overall. Ex-Norm Laser Collection. A
nice example of an American made bayonet copying the popular Brown
Bess model. Nice
surfaces..................................................$295.00
 8197
- HESSIAN BAYONET, REVOLUTIONARY WAR, 13.5" blade,
17" overall. Great example of this long neck bayonet used by
Hessian soldiers during the Revolutionary War. See a similar example
in Neuman, great surfaces and extremely
scarce...................................................$395.00
 8198
- AMERICAN COPY OF THE FRENCH MODEL BAYONET OF 1763, 14"
blade, 18" overall. Found at Bolton Landing, NY near Lake George,
much scarcer than the Brown Bess American copies. Nice surfaces, very
scarce..............................................................$295.00
SOLD
 8202
- FRENCH & INDIAN WAR, MORTAR BALL FRAGMENT, CROWN POINT, NY,
noted by digger Frank Kravic, CP 2 denoting found east of the French
Village. 1/4 of what was a 4" - 6" mortar shell, over half
of fuse hole
evident...............................................................$79.00
 7162
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR BRITISH BAYONET NON DUG, "Brown
Bess" 2nd model. Crown over "40", stamped Osborn, 21
1/2" length, non excavated with a nice
finish...................................................$295.00  7163
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR BRITISH BAYONET, "Brown Bess"
stamped a crown over 40", also marked R6, 21 1/2" in length,
gun gray
patina..................................................................$295.00
 7164
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR BRITISH BAYONET, "Brown Bess",
21 1/2" in length, excavated in New York, nice brown even
patina.......................$295.00
 7165
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR BRITISH BAYONET, "Brown Bess",
2nd model, 19 3/4" in length, excavated in Eastern Penn., nice
form and surfaces............................................$295.00
 7166
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR BAYONET, AMERICAN COPY OF A BRITISH 2ND MODEL
BROWN BESS BAYONET, 21 1/2" in length, excavated in New
York, definite imitation of the popular British issue, nice form and
patina..........................................................$295.00
 7167
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR BRITISH BAYONET, "Brown Bess",
2nd model, numerous markings, #87 [rack], Crown over 19, snake emblem,
non-dug and very
nice....................................................$295.00
 7219
- BRITISH REVOLUTIONARY WAR BAYONET EXCAVATED NEAR YORKTOWN, VA,
"Brown Bess", socket bayonet 21 1/2" in length,
nice markings, bayonet has excellent form with a even brown patina to
the metal. Fine for
type............................................................$295.00
 5060
- GREAT TICONDEROGA AXE, 1760-80, 3.75" X 7", a nice
utility axe found near Fort Ticonderoga with really old white paint
markings as commonly done by old collectors. Moderate oxidation and
very solid, getting difficult to find these well-marked trade axes,
quite nice..................................$225.00  5061
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD FLINTLOCK PISTOL MOLD AS WELL AS A FISHING
WEIGHT CAVITY, Scissors grip iron gang mold that has four
cavities for a small pistol ball and one designed for a fishing
weight, from an old Maryland collection. The caliber of the balls are
approximately 40 cal. Very fine...................................$225.00
 5062
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD BUCK SHOT GANG MOLD, Scissors grip
iron handled gang mold with 8 cavities for the buck shot used to make
buck and ball paper cartridges. Nice hand forged iron frame, overall
8.5"...................................$225.00
 5063
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR SINGLE CAVITY BRASS MUSKET BALL MOLD,
6.75" brass single cavity musket ball mold that is approximately
48 cal. for making flintlock pistol balls or for a smaller caliber
musket. Has the original wooden grips, from upstate New York. Brass
molds are rare especially with the wooden
grips.........................................$250.00
 5064
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR BRASS GANG MOLD, 8" overall. A four
cavity approximately 48 cal. brass flintlock musket ball mold with the
original wooden grips, from the Virginia area. Rare to have the
original wooden handles, really a well preserved
example...........................................$275.00
 5065
- BRITISH SWORD BELT EMBLEM FOUND AT FORT HALDIMAND, 1.5"
X 1.75", Excavated near Fort Haldimand on Carleton Island built
by the British in 1779 on the St. Lawrence River. Brass sword belt
emblem shaped in the form of a heart with the owner's initials J.J.
engraved on the face. Definitely worn on a leather belt due to the
mounting remnants on the verso, fine.................................$250.00
 50617
- IRON AXE FOUND NEAR CROWN POINT, NY, A rounded blade
mid-18th Century axe located near Crown Point, NY that has the socket
bent back from the blade. I would suspect something heavy rolled over
this nice artifact. White paint markings denoting the Crown Point area
as the discovery point. An inexpensive Crown Point artifact ir-regardless,
priced accordingly....................................$69.00
 50618
- STRAP FROM A GUN CARRIAGE OR WAGON CROWN POINT, NY, 18th
Century 10" in length iron strap for a wagon or gun carriage.
Large white paint C.P. (Crown
Point)......................................$45.00
 72201 - CENTURY WOODEN BATTLE
RATTLE, 5.5" X 12". With 7" handle, all
dove-tailed construction with early cast screws, used to signal troops
of movement or call to action. We have seen these as high as $450+,
works perfectly with a nice patina to the
wood...................................$350.00
SOLD  72203
- CENTURY RIFLEMAN'S POUCH WITH ACCESSORIES JUST AS IT WAS FOUND,
1760 - 1780, 3.5" X 6". Early rifleman's pouch worn on the
waist with a period leather button used as a keeper, includes a powder
horn, gunpowder measure with leather thong, iron striker, iron prick
with carved wooden handle, old cording attached to pouch. Ex-NY
Collection (Palitin Bridge, NY). French & Indian War to
Revolutionary War. Quite nice and all items original to the
pouch................................$595.00
SOLD
 72204
- HUNTING BAG WITH 12" POWDER HORN, A wonderful pair!
Late 18th Century bag with a large 12" powder horn with an early
rounded plug, original cording still attaches the horn to
the flair shaped leather bag that measures 9" X 14" that has
a decorative leather fringe. Good honest wear marks where the horn
rubbed against the leather. An excellent pair for
display........................$695.00
 115
- GREAT CHEROKEE TOMAHAWK, A most unusual item to describe as
this tomahawk dates in terms of manufacture to the late 1790's
to the early 1820's. 2" X 5", hand-wrought blade of
the pipe tomahawk with the added bowl missing either by use or
intention. Forge marks are obvious in the blade with has a great
tapered appearance (see Neumann 45A for similar style). The hardwood
handle is engraved "1820 (Star) Cherokee Indian -
1941" placing the handle's dating to 1941, but the blade
is absolutely early 19th Century. The handle is hardwood with some
restoration and was probably a later replacement, but gives a great
provenance to the Cherokee Nation. Ex-Tom Wnuck
Collection........................................$495.00  116
- INDIAN SPIKED TOMAHAWK, 1750 - 1820, 6" length,
1.5" straight blade edge, rounded ears, slightly tapered spiked,
9" hardwood handle, narrow eye. 1.25" X 5/8", typical
English trade tomahawk, excellent
condition.............................................$495.00
130
- COLONIAL BONE POWDER MEASURE, 1.75" bone black powder
measure, old hemp string still attached. Upstate New York Collection.
Nice mellow patina, a critical item carried by all hunters and
military to proper measuring out of correct amount of powder for a
flintlock pistol or musket. Very
fine....................................$89.00
SOLD  132
- SARATOGA, NEW YORK, A superb axe head measuring 6" X
5" with a round eyelet in perfect condition. Excavated near
Saratoga, NY with the digger's find # in red paint (S-415315,
Ex-Oswald Collection). A great Revolutionary War find from one of the
most famous battles of the Revolutionary
War.......................................................$295.00
SOLD
 135
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR CARTRIDGE BOX, 3" X 7", American
militia box complete with belt loops. 24 holes for cartridges for a
smooth-bore musket in wooden block interior, scalloped flap with
decorative round button to open and close flap. The leather is in
excellent condition. Ex-Bob Thebert, Sr. Collection. An excellent
example of the typical militia
box...........................................$995.00
SOLD
 137
- FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY WAR LEATHER CARTRIDGE BOX, 18th
Century, black leather cartridge box with large over flap front,
wooden interior with no block as cartridges were simply laid in the
wooden tray. Pick and flint pouch under flap, two buckles on base with
brass finial. Very fine
condition....................................Was $795.00
Now $650.00
 138
- RARE WOODEN PERSONAL CANTEEN WITH SPIGOT OPENING, 3.5"
X 7.5" wooden canteen with wooden bands interlocking. This is an
unusual and seldom seen personal canteen with a square opening for a
small iron spigot. The wood is a lovely honey brown and this type is
not usually seen. Ex-George Neumann Collection. An outstanding canteen
with rich brown tones and in excellent
condition..............................$595.00
 139
- 18TH CENTURY WOODEN BANDED PERSONAL CANTEEN, 5" X
7.5" wooden banded canteen with top spout with wooden plug. The
two wooden bands interlock. The canteen has a wonderful golden brown
patina and smooth surfaces (see Neumann pg. 60, figure 1). Ex-George
Neumann Collection...............................$795.00
SOLD
140 - NICE 18TH CENTURY RUNDLET, 3.5" X 5", known as
a rum keg or swigler. Hollowed out log with turned designs, commonly
used for carrying "Spirits" by soldiers, usually rum. Nice
brown finish. Fine......................$275.00
141 - IRON BANDED KEG STYLE CANTEEN, 4.5" X 8.0",
late 18th Century. Two iron bands hold the staves together. Nice color
of wood, hole for spigot evident. An economical
canteen...........................................$250.00
142 - CAMP CANTEEN WITH CARRYING HANDLE, 8" X 9.5",
large red pained camp canteen with iron bail handle and turned handle.
Late 18th Century, in excellent condition. Has stopper and old cloth
gasket..........................$450.00
 143
- OVAL SHAPED LARGE LOG CANTEEN, 6.25" X
10.5", late 18th Century. Hollowed out log canteen with turned
designs, similar in design to the way a rundlet was made, but oval
shaped, dark brown patina, old crack due to drying out after use,
otherwise intact and nice for display, top hole for stopper. Would
have been carried with leather or linen straps, nice for the
money......................$350.00
 146
- REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERSONAL WOODEN CANTEEN, 5.5" X
2.5", a beautiful light-weight wooden canteen with beveled edges
with the edge covered in leather that exactly matches the color of the
wood. The canteen once hung from two leather straps attached by flat
head nails. It appears that a metal spout was once attached to the
opening. Extremely light weight and nicely constructed. Beautiful
patina wood of dark cherry.........................$650.00
SOLD
 147
- GREEN PAINTED OVAL WOODEN CANTEEN, 6" X 7". A most
unusual canteen that at first appearance resembles a cheese box
canteen, but the wood on this canteen is much thicker and heavier. The
wood is painted a medium green consistent with many militia canteens
of the period. Three metal brackets would have supported a linen strap
for handling. Late 18th Century, in excellent
condition......................................$495.00
POWDER HORNS  148
- MASSIVE CARVED POWDER HORN, 18TH CENTURY, 18" overall,
near 4" wooden plug. Wooden stopper, initials "NA"
carved into the horn as well as NAIMOND in period block
carving. "Naimond" was probably his first name. Leather strap
attached, irregular 18th Century iron nails attached the plug to the
horn itself. Unusually large and a relatively inexpensive carved 18th
Century horn with a name carved into it................................$450.00
149 - 18TH CENTURY HORN WITH DEERSKIN STRAP, 8" olive green
powder horn with high wooden plug. A little restoration to strap at
hook, but original. Rare to find intact as such.........................$225.00
 150
- NICE SMALL PISTOL POWDER HORN, 7.5" honey-brown horn with
carved spout, c. 1770. Remnants of old linen ties. A nice inexpensive
example...........................$125.00
151 - OLIVE GREEN HORN, 8" olive green powder horn with
rounded plug, c. 1770. Old original
stopper.....................................$145.00
152
- LARGE POWDER HORN, 10.5", very wide horn with rounded
wooden plug, carved spout, c. 1770. Quite nice, comes with carved
stopper...............................$175.00
153 - EXCEPTIONAL HORN POWDER FLASK, 1760 - 1780, an exceptional
3.5" X 5" horn powder flask with a screw top, craft fully made with
small nails. The horn has a beautiful patina of several shades of olive and
brown. Condition is excellent and could date as early as 1760, but definitely
Revolutionary War. No damage which is unusual on these horn
flasks..................................................$250.00
 155
- RARE PRINCE OF WALES BRITISH REGIMENTAL BADGE, Revolutionary War, 23rd
British Regiment "The Prince of Wales Regiment",
excavated near Saratoga, NY. Incised design of the three plumes characteristic
with this famous regiment, brass 1 1/4" shield design, lovely green patina,
extremely rare and noted in Troiani's Book on Revolutionary War buttons
describing the badge of this regiment as being the devise of the Prince of
Wales. The three plumes coming out of a prince's coronet. Rarer than any button
from this regiment. Excellent condition, partial hooks on
verso...............................$750.00
 BATTLES
OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, Three very significant battles of
the Revolutionary War were Saratoga, Brandywine, and Yorktown. On
September 9-11, 1777 at Brandywine, the British under General Howe
drive Washington and his 10,500 towards Philadelphia. At the Battle of
Saratoga on October 7th, 1777, American forces defeat Burgoyne at
Freeman's Farm. Finally at the Battle of Yorktown, Cornwallis
surrendered 8000 troops to Washington which effectively shut down
British military operations in America, although there were minor
skirmishes until 1782. From left to right are lead pistol/musket balls
excavated near Saratoga, Brandywine, and Yorktown. Displayed in a
5"X7" Riker box..............................$85.00
SOLD
 PRIVATEER STYLE FIGHTING KNIFE,
overall 14", unfullered blade coming to a sharp point, unusual
flared forward iron guard with curled edge, hardwood handle with
rounded iron guard. Period 1780 - 1810 style. Similar knives have been
seen in prints of privateers of the late 18th - Early 19th Century.
This is truly a fighting knife. Very
Fine....................................$395.00
SOLD  BRITISH
LIGHT INFANTRY BELT AXE, FORT TICONDEROGA, NY, 5" X
2". Revolutionary War period belt axe that was excavated in the
vicinity of Fort Ticonderoga, NY. Nice style metal. Metal is solid
with light oxidation.................................$285.00
SOLD
 SUPERB
YORKTOWN EXCAVATED GRENADE, 3.5" cast iron grenade
excavated in the Yorktown, VA area. Nice obvious casting seam and very
thin-walled grenade. No cracks or splits with an excellent service.
From a New Jersey Collection. One of the nicest we have had over the
years..........................................$595.00
SOLD
 YORKTOWN,
VA - REVOLUTIONARY WAR 12# MORTAR BALL, an incredibly rare
artillery projectile discovered near Yorktown, VA. Ball has the thin
walls with 1" hole for the fuse. This specimen is in perfect
condition with a very smooth finish. Extremely rare and only the
second we have offered over the years from this
site..................................$695.00
SOLD
REVOLUTIONARY
WAR 3 POUND SWIVEL SHOT, 3" round iron shot that was
excavated from a British Revolutionary War ship in Lake Ontario
(Canadian side). We have several just as they were found with some
encrustations. Each................................$69.00 FORT
TICONDEROGA AREA, 12# SOLID ROUND SHOT, Revolutionary War.
Excellent finish to the ball's surface. 12# solid shot excavated near
Fort Ticonderoga, NY. Ex-Professor Dunn
Collection..................................................$275.00 REVOLUTIONARY
WAR PERIOD CAVALRY SABER, 18th Century imported short cavalry
saber with a 26" non-fullered blade, brass three branch basket
hand guard, leather wrapped handle with brass wire wraps. Flat pommel.
Style is French or possible Dutch and is typical of the imported
swords brought into America from Europe before and during the
Revolution. An excellent
example............................................$795.00
SOLD REVOLUTIONARY
WAR NORTH CAROLINA CANNONBALL, 4" solid shot cannonball
excavated near Flora McDonald Mansion in North Carolina. This
plantation was owned by Tory Loyalists during the Revolution who
supplied the British with supplies and was located in Pekin Township,
Montgomery County, NC. These balls were found buried in 2007
and were probably buried to hide them from the American forces. Ball
comes with a detailed letter from the digger. Very
fine.........................................................$175.00
SOLD RARE
MASSIVE IRON MOLD FOR GRAPESHOT, 15" in length, scissors
style iron mold for 1" grapeshot. A very similar example can be
seen in Neuman's book, pg. #193 described as a bullet mold. This is
the largest mold of this type we have ever seen. Very fine with a nice
patina to the
metal....................................................$250.00
SOLD 
BEAUTIFUL
QUEEN ANNE STYLE HORN POWDER FLASK, Mid-18th Century through
the Revolutionary War. 6" high with a 3" base with flat
bottom. A beautifully tapered horn powder with a screw horn top. The
flask is toned to a lovely olive-green and tan finish. Quite nice and
perfect in condition..................................................$225.00
18TH
CENTURY BRASS GANG BULLET MOLD, overall 5" in length.
Gang mold for four different size lead musket balls from a rifle to a
pistol. In excellent condition. These early brass molds are getting
impossible to find today..........................................$450.00
SOLD  18TH
CENTURY NAVAL SPONGE BUCKET WITH COPPER BANDS, 8"
opening, 10" high stave construction held together with copper
bands. Copper was used on shipboard to deter rusting. These buckets
were used with shipboard artillery to hold water to wet sponges for
cleaning cannon barrels after firing. Old tar deposits on the bottom
still evident used as a seal. Nice finish to
wood.....................................................$450.00
SOLD
18TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS
GUNNER'S RULER,
7",
hand engraved artillery gunner's ruler with tables with French legends
market BUTTERFIELD. Beautiful engraving used to
calculate artillery elevations. Choice
condition..........................$375.00 REVOLUTIONARY
WAR BROWN BESS MUSKET BALLS FROM SAVANNAH MARKED "TOWER",
these cast Brown Bess musket
balls were discovered near Savannah and date to the Revolutionary War.
They are marked arsenal, marked TOWER and came from a case of imported
musket balls. The balls were cut off the sprues and the straps
re-melted into locally made balls. Savannah was captured by the
British in 1778 and a combined American and French force
unsuccessfully tried to re-capture it in 1779. The city was finally
re-captured in July 1782 by General Anthony Wayne. Cast balls of this
type on the original straps are very rare...........................2
balls $60.00
3 balls $95.00 BATTLES
OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, three
very significant battles of the Revolutionary War were Saratoga,
Brandywine, and Yorktown. On September 9 - 11, 1777 at Brandywine, the
British under General Howe drive Washington and his 10,500 towards
Philadelphia. At the Battle of Saratoga on October 7th, 1777, American
forces defeat Burgoyne at Freeman's Farm. Finally at the Battle of
Yorktown, Cornwallis surrendered 8000 troops to Washington which
effectively shut down British military operations in America although
there were minor skirmishes until 1782. From left to right are lead
pistol/musket balls excavated near Saratoga, Brandywine, and
Yorktown............................$75.00 FORT
HALDIMAND, CARLETON, ISLE, grape
shot excavated from the Rev. War site of Fort Haldimand. Old digger
reports that they were found in a single hole probably a broken
case..........................$20.00/each BATTLE
OF YORKTOWN, VA - 1781, where
Cornwallis surrendered his army. Musket balls that came from the
vicinity of the Yorktown battlefields in Virginia. Ex-Bob Oswald
Collection. Have very few available...........................$20.00/each MOUNT
INDEPENDENCE, musket
balls from the vicinity of Mount Independence near Lake Champlain in
Vermont where American troops built fortifications to prevent a
British attack from Canada in 1776. Later captured by the British and
Germans.................$15.00/each
large 1" grapeshot, rare.........................$30.00/each CHARLESTON,
SC, musket balls
recovered from a site near Charleston, SC where the British captured
and moved north finally resulting in the Yorktown Campaign of
1781..................................$15.00/each SARATOGA,
NY, musket balls
recovered from a site near Saratoga, NY. Battles near Saratoga in 1777
led to the defeat of an army of near 6000 men with seven generals.
Fired balls.............................................$20.00/each CROWN
POINT, NY, large 1"
- 1.5" iron grapeshot with some of the larger ones possible being
for small swivel cannon. Crown Point was captured by the British and
held most of the Revolutionary War
(10)...................................$30.00/each FORT
TICONDEROGA, NY, dates
back to the French and Indian War through the Revolutionary War. One
of the most famous of the early forts in the Hudson Valley have the
following: (a) fired pistol balls (13)............$15.00/each
(b) iron grapeshot........$30.00/each BATTLE
OF BRANDYWINE, PA, (a)
musket balls from the vicinity of the Brandywine Battlefield of
1777........$20.00/each
(b) pack of 3 buckshot (4)......$15.00/each
(c) grapeshot...................$30.00/each 17TH
CENTURY MUSKET BALLS, very
large caliber musket crudely cast that came from an unknown 17th
century American site. We have about seven in total to sell. These are
very early examples of musket balls used in the colonies. Similar ones
were excavated along the James
River...................................$20.00/each BROWN
BESS RAMROD ASSEMBLY, both
sections of the the ramrod assembly for a Brown Bess musket. Brass, in
excellent condition from an unknown Colonial
site....................................$85.00 BRITISH
TROOPS ON DAUPHIN ISLE, AL, British
musket balls recovered from a British camp at Dauphin Isle, AL. Where
the British mounted an offensive against Mobile after their departure
from New Orleans in January 1815.......................$25.00/each
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