Revolutionary War Era Handcrafted Musket Ball Bag

American Revolution Revolutionary War Era Hand-crafted Musket Ball Bag c. 1770 Revolutionary War Era, Leather and Wood Hand-crafted Musket Ball Bag, Very Fine. This Revolutionary War era leather and w

CIVIL WAR ERA OR REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA MUSKET BALL GRIPPED BY FLYING EAGLE STAMPED AK 925 PENDANT. TOTAL WEIGHT: 1.2 OZ INCLUDING MUSKET BALL. AS PICTURED

CIVIL WAR ERA OR REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA MUSKET BALL GRIPPED BY FLYING EAGLE STAMPED AK 925 PENDANT. TOTAL WEIGHT: 1.1 OZ INCLUDING MUSKET BALL. AS PICTURED

Brass plate inscribed "P. Wentworth Sandwich " Possibly Paul Wentworth of Sandwich NH. American hallmarks on barrel "SA PM". 62 1/8 inches. Condition: As is. See photos.

Musket ball found at site of Revolutionary War conflict in Yorktown, Virginia. Relic, display, and authentication from Southern Star Displays. Condition: Excellent condition. Display case size: H 8-1/

Lot of 5 Civil War Era Musket Balls

18 American Civil War Era Musket Balls and Larger Pieces of Shrap Metal Fragments, Longest piece over 4 1/2"

50+ American Civil War Era Musket Balls and Shrap Metal Fragments

REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA CANNON BALL FROM DELAWARE BAY Heavily encrusted 2 1/2" diameter iron cannon ball recovered from the Delaware Bay, ca. 1780. The ball, recovered from a long-scattered shipwreck, r

"BROWN BESS" REPRODUCTION FLINTLOCK MUSKET: Engraved "G. Rice, 1762", crown mark with "G.R.". Overall length 58.5".

English Revolutionary War-era "Brown Bess" musket, circa 1779, the lock stamped with "GR" crowned and "Tower," proof marks and unknown barrelsmith initials "HB" on the top left side of the breech, the

CIVIL WAR ERA DUG MINIE BALLS & MUSKET BALLS - FLORIDA Civil War era dug artifacts, including: Minié balls with no ring, two rings and three rings. Musket balls. More. Dug on

CIVIL WAR ERA DUG MINIE BALLS & MUSKET BALLS - FLORIDA Civil War era dug artifacts, including: Minié balls with one ring, two rings and three rings. Musket balls. More. Dug o

A collection of ten (10) dug Revolutionary War era lead grapeshot projectile balls. Provenance: The private collection of Gustave Nelson, Cheshire MA.

18th century Revolutionary War era, English officer's fusil flintlock musket, brass butt plate and trigger guard, lock signed D. GOFF, 57.5 in long. Forward section of stock has been replaced. The fus

Lot of 5 Musket Balls, US Civil War Era Reserve: $5.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $10.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates are determined by destinatio

American Revolutionary War Era, a 12 Pounder, Solid Shot Cannon Ball ca. 1770. Fine, highly prized artifact from The Revolutionary War in beautiful condition with minor casting imperfections and a dee

Depicting a British soldier firing his musket, stating 'You must be true to your King and Country,” in a period frame. Image 8.5”H x 7”W. Frame 13”H x 11”W.

American Revolution c. 1775-83 Revolutionary War Era Naval Hand Grenade c. 1775-83 Revolutionary War Era, Naval Use Hand Grenade, Heavy Cast Iron Ball with its Rare Wax Plugged hole, Choice Very Fine.

large group lot of vintage military memorabilia. Includes assorted buttons American Revolutionary War style military uniform buttons, flint stones, and musket ball style metal spheres. Includes wood d

Suspension of the General Council, April 4th, 1775 & Maj. General Schuyler Pardon to Deserters of the Continental Army, dated July 16th, 1776. The first is docketed with vote count and payroll of offi

IMPORTANT REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA MAP OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY1776“A Map of the Province of New-York, Reduc'd from the large Drawing of that Province, Compiled from Actual Surveys by Order of Hi

TWO RARE REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA PUBLICATIONS1776"Civil Prudence, Recommended to the Thirteen United Colonies of North-America. A Discourse, Shewing That it is in the Power of Civil Prudence to prevent

Partly printed document signed by Horatio Marbury, as Secretary of State of Georgia, and E. Clark, completed in manuscript. Oak Hall, [Columbia County], GA, January 1785. 1 page. Undersigned by Horati