MI42

One Of A Kind C.S. "Von Lenke" .54 cal Bullet Mold-This Is The Only One Known To Exist So Far-Pictured In American Digger Magazine Vol.17 No.2

$4500.00

MI41

Very Cool Rev War to 1830's Cartridge Box-No Closure Flap Present-These Boxes are Hard To Date-But Definetly A Early Cartridge Box

$200.00

MI39

.31 Caliber Two Cavity Bullet Mold-Unmarked As Far As I Can See-Bullets Measure 0.316 For The Round Ball And 0.324 For The Elongated Ball

$75.00

MI38

Single Cavity .40 Caliber Round Ball Mold-Cavity Measures 0.394-Marked 115

$45.00

MI37

Super Rare .54 Caliber Delvigne Rifle Bullet Brass Mold-Named After The French Inventor Henri-Gustave Delvigne, Who Was Insrumental In The Development Of The Elongated Ball Ammunition-This is The Solid Base Variant As There Is A Variant With A Cylindro-Truncated Cavity-A Very Few Specimens Have Been Found In Early War Confederate Camps-I Have Also Cast A Bullet From This Mold And Will Go To Its New Caretaker 

$3500.00

MI35

Very Cool Martially Marked .36 Cal Colt Navy Bullet Mold-Marked With The Initials Of CPT. William Anderson Thornton-Also Stamped S, 4, and C-Ex. Senator Charles Ford Collection  

$600.00

MI34

Real Nice .54 Cal MIssissippi Rifle Bullet Mold-Double U.S. Marked-Ex. George Moller Collection 

$675.00

MI33

Very Nice Colt 3rd Model Dragoon .44 Cal Bullet Mold-Left Leg Is Marked "L"-Ex. Senator Charles Ford Collection 

$625.00

MI32

Uncommon .36 Caliber Remington New Model Police Bullet Mold-Sprue Cutter Screw Is Loose And Is Probobly A Replacement-Bullet Mold Is Identified In The Book "Molds For Remington Percussion Revolvers and Rifles" By D.F. Willford, Jr.  

$175.00

MI29

Federal Pistol Cartridge Box-Interesting On The Front Flap Either A 3rd Corps Badge Or Could Also Be A Signal Flag-One Belt Loop Is Missing As Well As The Closure Tab-Cool Piece With A Personal Touch

$100.00

MI27

U.S. Percussion Cap Pouch-Has a Small Repair On The Closure Tab That You can See From The Back-Other Than That A Solid Piece

$85.00

MI26

Super Cool ID'ed Christian Song Book-Written All In Old German-Belonged To Herman G. Doering-Originally Enlisted April 29th 1861 In Co. B 21st PVI 3 Month Regiment- Then Joined Co. B 98th PVI January 5th 1864-Sadly He Was MIA In The Battle Of The Wilderness May 6th 1864

275.00

MI6

$250.00