Scarce Revolutionary War Brass Gang Bullet Mold

American Revolution c. 1775 Revolutionary War Era Gang Type Bullet Mold c. 1775 Revolutionary War-Era, Gang Type Bullet Mold, Forged Brass, with Maker's Marking and Handles, Choice Very Fine. This ori

Scissor type, .44 cal., conical ball. 5 3/4" length, hand-forged with the use of forms and molds as was the practice in the 18th century. See Collector's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revol

.44 cal., round ball. 5" length, hand-forged with the use of forms and molds as was the practice in the 18th century. See Collector's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution, Neumann p.192

Blacksmith made with forged iron axel. Cavity for about .34 cal. ball. Stamped number or maker’s mark to one grip.

A nice folk art home made leather bullet box with brass tacks on the flap, shows period use and age with some tacks missing. 3.25 x 3 inches. It has a leather loop on the back for a belt. 18th century

(updated 8/22/2022) six iron, one brass, and one with wooden handle grips, each single cavity for round ball. Brass example marked for T. Kirkland and "395". Six mid 19th century, two 20th century. 4

Brass bullet mold. Heavy brass piece. Approx 3.25 wide x 1 deep x 1.25 tall

Mid 1800 Civil War Bullet Mold

Brass bullet mold measures 3 in. x 1.25 in. x 1 in. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only and is no guarantee as gradin

Scarce Revolutionary War battle plan of the New York Campaign of 1776, from Marshall's Life of Washington. Shows the American positions on Manhattan Island. Covers the strategically important Manhatta

(FORT SULLIVAN) Scarce Revolutionary War A.D.S., 1p. 12mo., Fort Sullivan, South Carolina, Oct. 26, 1776, an order that the bearer be given: "...Five Gills Rum for Men on Fatigue...". Likely cut from

Brass Bullet Mold of unknown caliber. Original examine.

Colt's Manufacturing Company (American, founded 1855, in production since 1836), circa 1849. Hinged brass .32 or .36 caliber bullet mold with space for conical and ball. Marked "Colts Patent" and "R".

CDV by Holyland Washington DC, bayonet stamped India, (2) shot molds, (1) bullet mold (with bullet), American Eagle copper printer block and a steel knife marked US.

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Rhode Island Currency November 6, 1775 Rhode Island Three Shillings Note Colony of Rhode Island. November 6, 1775. Three Shillings. Very Fine. Fr. RI-212. A scarce 1775 Revolutionary War issue Rhode I

Box of war memorabilia; bullet mold, rare tire gauge of WWI, trench knife, and more

Civil War era Bullet Mold

Three brass items comprised of a brass bucket, a figural tamper, and a bullet mold, largest 8 inches. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, Pittsburgh, PA.

each single cavity for round ball, several with tool combination. Mid 19th century. 3 3/8" to 5 1/2" LOA.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum estate collection, Winston-Salem, NC.

Antique Deer Hide Hunting Bag with Accessories. Including a powder horn, antler handle hutting knife, patch knife, iron bullet mold, brass and antler primers. Hunting bag measures 7-1/2"w. Condition:

Nice earlier smaller 1833 type with only six scales and hand wrought metal backings. They were utilitarian and meant to absorb sword blows for mounted cavalry, unlike the civil war era seven scale hol

Swords American Revolutionary War Officer's Sword Silver and Brass Mounted with its Original Leather Scabbard c. 1770's Revolutionary War Period, American Silver & Brass Mounted Officer's Sword with O

American Revolution c. 1770 Revolutionary War Era Iron Naval Boarding Pike c. 1770 Colonial to Revolutionary War Era, Scarce Wrought-Iron Naval Boarding Pike Head with Boat Hook Style Design, Very Fin