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Browse a record of outcomes from past auctions, including sale prices and unsold items.Original Civil War Era 1800's Breechloader Percussion Black Powder Rifle, 3/4" Inside DiameterTraveler's Lot, Pottery, Civil War ArtifactsAntique Civil War Era Lead Minie Ball Projectiles - Group Lot, Oxidized FinishA COLLECTION OF AMERICAN INDIAN ARROWHEADS AND THREE CIVIL WAR BULLETS. United States, c. 1860.Civil War Union, CSA Dug Battlefield RelicsSGT. PETER HART MINIE BALL AND CARTRIDGE FROM FORT SUMTER, APRIL 12, 1861Civil War Relics Battle Of Spotsylvania Virginia25 Civil War Fired Minie Ball Bullets - Lot BCivil War Lookout Mountain Tennessee GAR Veterans Gavel with Imbedded Minie BallU.S. Civil War Relic .58 Cal Minie Balls Cold HarborANTIQUE / VINTAGE GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA VIEW CIVIL WAR RELIC AND OTHER STANHOPE ARTICLES, LOT OFBattle Of Gettysburg Bullets/Projectiles[Civil War] M1860 Colt Army w/ Inlay Group of Cast Net Sinkers, Lead Round Ball Fishing WeightsCivil War Minie Ball CollectionLot Civil War Bullets, Fragments, Balls etc.Ideal Minie Ball Mold and James Dixon & Sons Powder Flask, 20th C., Two PiecesCivil War Minie Ball Projectiles In Quart Size Mason JarLot of Excavated Civil War Minie BallsCollection of Civil War Minnie Balls BulletsRare “Stanhope” Bullet [Lookout Mountain]Civil War Relic Battle of White Oak SwampCollection of Civil War Minnie Balls BulletsCollection of Civil War Minnie Balls Bullets 
![[Civil War] M1860 Colt Army w/ Inlay : M1860 Colt Army with “Minie Ball” and silver star inlay. A handsome example of one of the most popular side arms of the Civil War, the M1860 Colt Army revolver. The Colt Army M1860 was a muzzle-lo](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/7226/294713/156486640_1_x.jpg?height=280&quality=70&sharpen=true&version=1688306668&width=280)
![Rare “Stanhope” Bullet [Lookout Mountain]: Rare “Stanhope” bullet, likely sold not long after the Civil War as a souvenir to tourists visiting Lookout Mountain. This genuine “minie” ball bullet was collected, perhaps fr](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/7226/244763/126936847_1_x.jpg?height=280&quality=70&sharpen=true&version=1650200783&width=280)
