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We have Civil War buckles, bullets, Civil War displays and many other Civil War accouterments. In addition
we also have authentic Gettysburg Battlefield Civil War Cannon balls for sale, Insignia, artillery fuses,
fragments, canister shot, buttons and personal items. You will find games played by soldiers, including dominoes,
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1860 COLT ARMY .44 CALIBER REVOLVER
1863 Production date S/N 122157 Battle of the Wilderness recovered. History is literally etched into
this revolver notched for kills from the famous Battle of the
Wilderness.
The Battle of the Wilderness, fought May 5–7, 1864, was the first battle of Lt. Gen. Ulysses S.
Grant's 1864 Virginia Overland Campaign against Gen. Robert E. Lee and the Confederate Army of
Northern Virginia. Both armies suffered heavy casualties as they fought in the dense underbrush of
the Wilderness of Spotsylvania. A Confederate force of over 60,000 strong met the Union's force of
100,000 men. The battle was tactically inconclusive but the Union suffered greater losses. Over
17,000 Union troops were injured, killed or captured while 11,000 Confederate troops suffered the
same fate.
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JUST IN - CANNON ARTILLERY FRAGMENT FROM CULP'S HILL (2 3/4" x 2") - Culp's Hill is the only hill on the battlefield that was attacked
in some way shape or form on all three days os the battle. The Forces that were mostly involved in the fighting there were Johnson's
Confederate division (Stonewall Jackson's former command) and Union troops of the 12th Army Corps under the command of Major
General Henry Slocum. During the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1–3, 1863, Culp's Hill was a critical part of the Union Army defensive line, the principal feature of the right flank, or "barbed" portion of what is described as the "fish-hook" line. Holding the hill was by itself unimportant because its heavily wooded sides made it unsuitable for artillery placement, but its loss would have been catastrophic to the Union army. It dominated Cemetery Hill and the Baltimore Pike, the latter being critical for keeping the Union army supplied and for blocking any Confederate advance on Baltimore or Washington, D.C. THIS CHUNCK OF IRON CAME FROM CULP'S HILL. IT IS HARD TO IMAGINE BEING STRUCK WITH SUCH A HEAVY PIECE OF IRON. The Cannon/Artillery shell fragment is heavy and measures approximately 2 3/4" x 2".
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Large 12 pound cannonball piece from behind Meade's Head quarters - 3 1/2" x 1 1/2"
Pickett's Charge began with over one hundred Confederate guns opening fire along the Union lines. The
Confederate shells tended to land over the Union lines and land amidst the rear (near the wagons
and hospitals). In fact, Meade was forced to relocate his headquarters to Power's Hill. Colonel
Alexander, commander of the Confederate I Corps Artillery, noticed that the Union batteries were
momentarily withdrawing from their positions (only to be replenished and supported with replacement
batteries) . If any time had come, this was the time. In effect, Colonel Alexander gave his opinion
that the charge should proceed.
At approximately 1:00 in the afternoon of July 3, 1863, 150 Confederate cannons from the Peach Orchard all the way to Oak Hill opened fire. Concentrating their destructive fire power on the Union troops and artillery positioned on Cemetery Ridge, the cannonade was meant to blast away any resistance to the infantry charge that followed. The entire force that stepped off toward the Union positions at about 2 p.m. consisted of about 12,500 men. Although the attack is popularly called a "charge", the men marched deliberately in line, to speed up and then charge only when they were within a few hundred yards of the enemy. The line consisted of Pettigrew and Trimble on the left, and Pickett to the right. The nine brigades of men stretched over a mile-long (1,600 m) front. The Confederates encountered heavy artillery fire while advancing nearly three quarters of a mile across open fields to reach the Union line and were slowed by fences in their path. These obstacles played a huge role in the large number of casualties the advancing Confederates faced. The ground between Seminary Ridge and Cemetery Ridge is slightly undulating, and the advancing troops periodically disappeared from the view of the Union cannoneers. As the three Confederate divisions advanced, awaiting Union soldiers began shouting "Fredericksburg! Fredericksburg! Fredericksburg!" in reference to the disastrous Union advance on the Confederate line during the 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg. Fire from Lt. Col. Freeman McGilvery's concealed artillery positions north of Little Round Top raked the Confederate right flank, while the artillery fire from Cemetery Hill hit the left. Shell and solid shot in the beginning turned to canister and musket fire as the Confederates came within 400 yards of the Union line. The charge is named after Maj. Gen. George Pickett, one of three Confederate generals who led the assault under Longstreet.
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CONFEDERATE CARBINE SASH BUCKLE & "BAT WING" - East Cavalry Field
The Confederate skirmishers started advancing toward the crest of Brinkerhoff's ridge. Soon Col.
Gregg ordered 2 squadrons of the 3rd PA Cavalry under Captains Hess and Miller to deploy to assist
the 10th New York troopers. By 4 p.m. an active engagement was in progress, and by 6 p.m. there was
a battle for control of the stone wall on top of Brinkerhoff's Ridge. The cavalrymen were successful
and repelled several charges from the 2nd Virginia Infantry. The determined resistance by Gen.
Gregg's troopers caused the "Stonewall Brigade" to be withheld from the assault on Culp's Hill,
weakening the force of that attack. By 10 p.m. the division proceeded to the Baltimore Pike, with a
squadron of the 1st New Jersey remaining at the site of the skirmish. Food and forage were given to
the members of the division and they received a well earned evening's rest.
This 3" x 1 3/4" Confederate Carbine Sash Buckle and the "Bat Wings" were purchased from a local collection of civil war artifacts from the Great Battle of Gettysburg. Signed COA included with description. This is the ONLY Confederate Sash buckle from East Cavalry Field I have ever had. Very RARE
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Antique, Original Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Deed from 1959. These antique deeds were issued in 1959 by the Battlefield Preservation Association of Gettysburg to raise money to purchase Battlefield Property that was endanger of development. Charlie Weaver spearheaded the campaign. $1 dollar allowed you to help procure 1 square foot of the Battlefield property and the Battlefield deed was given in appreciation for the donation. Great Historical campaign deed. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! ONLY $9.99 MAILED--SHIPPING IN US FREE! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want a Battlefield Preservation Deed 1959. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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150th ANNIVERSARY POSTER OF THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG for SALE - Artist Signed Limited Edition Poster commemorating The 150th Anniversary of The Battle of
Gettysburg - 1863-2013. Renowned Artist - Jean-Pierre has created this Beautiful Limited Edition 150th Anniversary Battle of Gettysburg Poster The Poster is 18in. x 24in. tall and is signed by artist and numbered. These posters are perfect for hanging on the wall. They will look great with your Civil War collection as well. The perfect gift for anyone who has a passion for the Civil War, be it a Yourself, Family Member, Friend, Student, Civil War Collector, Dealer or Historian. YOUR LIMITED EDITION POSTER WILL BE MAILED - FIRST CLASS - IN A STURDY SHIPPING TUBE FOR PROTECTION. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal ONLY $17.95 MAILED FIRST CLASS !!! --SHIPPING IN US FREE! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the LTD signed and numbered 150th Anniversary Battle of Gettysburg Poster. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Complete Spencer Carbine Cartridge The Spencer Cartridge was ONLY issued to the 5th and 6th Michigan under
Brg. General George Armstrong Custer @ GETTYSBURG. The Spencer rifle received the unique advantage and distinction
of having President Lincoln firing it during shooting trials on the White House lawn and then giving his personal
endorsement! The .52 caliber Spencer carbine had a terribly demoralizing effect on the Confederate soldiers.
The Soldiers who carried these must have thought themselves invincible when in combat against Confederates carrying
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JUST IN - IRON BORMANN PLUG - This Iron Plug was located below the lead time fuse
of an explosive 12 pound explosive cannonball. Recovered along Seminary Ridge. This is a Rare artifact as most were blown into oblivion making this a great addition to your Civil War collection. Guaranteed authentic and come with signed COA laminated on parchment paper. SPECIAL $25 - $30.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Iron Plug from a Bormann explosive cannonball. Recovered on Gettysburg Battlefield prior to being illegal to keep relics/artifacts. Please call Traders East to order this artifact for sale - 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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JUST IN - LEAD TIME FUSE FOR BORMANN EXPLOSIVE CANNONBALL - This lead time fuse was for a explosive 12 pound Bormann
cannonball. Recovered on Culp's Hill where intense fighting took place between Union and Confederate forces during
day 2 of the Battle of Gettysburg. EXTREMELY Rare artifact as most were blown to pieces. A great addition to your Civil War collection. Guaranteed authentic and come with signed COA laminated on parchment paper. $45.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the lead time Bormann fuse from the field of Pickett's Charge. Recovered on Gettysburg Battlefield prior to being illegal to keep relics/artifacts. Please call Traders East to order this Civil War Bormann Fuse artifacts for sale - 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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BRASS SOLDIER HEEL PLATE - Rare Brass Heel Plate. Since shoes and boots were hard to come by, some few lucky
soldiers were able to reinforce the heel and toes of their boots/shoes with plates. The soldier who had this rare
heel plate was one of the very few who did. Usually the heel plates were forged from tin, iron but rarely from brass which
his one obviously is. Beautiful rich green patina ! Great addition to your Civil War collection and a rare Gettysburg Civil War Heel Plate artifact for sale. SPECIAL $45.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Brass Heel Plate from the Battle of Gettysburg Battlefield. Please call Traders East to order at 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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4 Dug Gettysburg Pistol bullets - 4 Dug Civil War pistol bullets. Two .44 cal and Two .36 cal.
These bullets were cast in the field and retain the original casting spur. Great addition to your Civil War bullet collection. Guaranteed authentic and come with signed COA laminated on parchment paper. SUPER SPECIAL - $15.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the 4 - Civil War pistol bullets - .44 cal. and .36 cal. pistol bullets from Gettysburg Battlefield prior to being illegal to keep relics/artifacts. Please call Traders East to order Gettysburg Battlefield Pistol Bullets for sale artifacts bullets at 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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East Cavalry Field - Barrel Sling Band - What you see is what you get. This Musket Barrel sling band artifact was dug on East Cavalry Field. The relic was purchased from the George Olinger estate sale back in the late 1990's and is guaranteed an authentic Gettysburg relic from East Cavalry Field. The East Cavalry Field fighting was an attempt by Maj. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart's Confederate cavalry to get into the Federal rear and exploit any success that Pickett's Charge may have generated. Union cavalry under Brig. Gens. David McM. Gregg and George Armstrong Custer repulsed the Confederate advances. These rare Barrel Band Sling is an excellent addition to any Civil War collection.
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HARD TO FIND Hand Made Civil War Bone Dice - THE DICE YOU SEE ARE THE ONES YOU GET ! - These Civil War bone dice are made by hand
and measure approx. 1/4 in. These rare dice are semi-square and have
irregular dot placement. The bone has a nice yellow-brown patina from aging. Dice was one of the games soldiers played to relieve boredom when not engaged in their duties as a soldier. These dice are an excellent addition to any Civil War collection.
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LAST CARCANO FROM OLINGER COLLECTION - VERY RARE 69 cal. Italian Carcano or Garbaldi Pattern Bullet - This Highly Collectible bullet came from the estate of George Olinger. George
was Head of the Historic Society of Gettysburg for 35+ years and amassed a huge collection of Gettysburg Battlefield Artifacts. This rare bullet
is one of such artifacts from the Olinger Estate. This is a nice looking original Gettysburg Civil War bullet known to collectors as the .69 caliber "Italian Carcano bullet". This one is in good shape with an attractive look. They have the very distinctive cone style top with the wide rings. It is a variant of the style pictured as figure #199 in McKee & Mason’s Bullet book. This is a great bullet and will make a nice addition to any collection. The bullet was recovered in on Seminary Ridge, where the first Days battle began. This rare bullet was &Pulled&. A bullet was pulled because of a few reasons, wet powder, insufficient powder or down right bad luck. The soldier then had to screw a threaded rod down the barrel, into the bullet and then literally &Pull& it out of the barrel ... all while being fired at. Imagine the stress of being shot in the process which was no quick process. This Gettysburg Battlefield recovered bullet comes statement of authentication with recovery location laminated parchment paper. $55.00 -- SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Gettysburg 69 cal. Seminary Ridge .69 cal. Carcano Civil War bullet for sale. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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RARE Gettysburg Seminary Ridge Confederate friction primer relic for sale This cannon Confederate friction primer is from Seminary Ridge and Picketts Charge. The primer shown is the ones you get - measures 1 3/4", guaranteed authentic and from the cannonade prior to Pickett's charge. The friction primer for cannon is a small brass tube filled with gunpowder, which is ignited by drawing a rough wire briskly through friction composition, contained in a smaller tube inserted into the first, near the top, and soldered at right angles to it. A lanyard, with a hook attached, is used to ignite the primer which caused the cannon to fire. $30.00 -- SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Confederate Cannon Friction Primer for sale. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Confederate Camp Suspender Buckle - Keeper This suspender buckle - keeper was recovered at a Confederate camp along Route 30 on
private property with landowners permission. Route 30 or Chambersburg Road was one of 2 roadways Lee's Army approached and then
retreated from Gettysburg. Suspenders - straps worn over the shoulders and attached to the trousers to hold them up and this buckle/keeper was used to adjust the strap length. This unique relic was important as the last thing a soldier wanted was for his pants to fall down around his ankles during battle. $19.95 -- SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Confederate Suspender buckle relics for sale. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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BEAUTIFUL dropped (unfired) Confederate 69 cal. smoothbore musket ball and black stand for display. General Grant referred to these rounds as "Flying
Pumpkins" and said don't worry is your being shot at by this musket round. Grant, referring
to the inaccuracy of the 69 caliber musket round.
Gettysburg Battlefield recovered bullet comes with display stand shown and statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper included. AT THE FIRST BATTLE OF BULL RUN - IT'S ESTIMATED THAT BETWEEN 8,000 AND 10,000 BULLETS WERE FIRED FOR EVERY MAN WOUNDED OR KILLED. This is a fact, not fiction.
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Rare Confederate "Pain-Bullet" THE BULLET YOU SEE IS THE ONE YOU GET. WE ARE PRESENTLY OUT OF THE ROUND BALLS.
This rare .58 cal. MINI-BALL Confederate "Pain Bullet" was recovered at a The
Daniel Lady Farm. This old farm house and barn served as a field Hospital for wounded Confederate Soldiers during the Great
Battle of Gettysburg, Jul 1-3, 1863. This particular hospital was gruesome, so much that at times the limbs of the
amputated men were piled high enough, outside the house and barn that you could not see out of the
windows.
Ever heard the expression "Bite The Bullet" , well that´s where it came from. Hospital conditions
were desperate and Morphine could not always be available. In such a circumstance, limbs often were amputated with out
any pain medication. Such Bravery, is unimaginable.
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This was the largest caliber American bullet used during the Civil war, the 69 cal. mini-ball was a "Monstrous" bullet.
This bullet is in excellent condition and has a very nice nearly uniform patina. I call these bullets "MONSTERS" as they are
huge. When you hold one of these very large bullets in your hand you will be shocked by the weight and size. It's hard to imagine being
shot by one of these huge lead Mini-Balls.
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RARE CONFEDERATE - Brass Bed Roll Buckle This Confederate Brass Bed Roll Buckle came from a Gettysburg Battlefield collection
I recently purchased. The Confederate heart buckle are rare from Gettysburg. Comes with
photocopy of 3 POW Confederate Soldiers captured at Gettysburg standing in front of split-rail or snake-rail fence. Originally these brass buckles were used as Horse Tackle but the ever improvising Confederate Soldier saw another use for the buckle, that was as a Bed Roll Buckle. The Soldier used this buckle and a leather strap to keep his bed roll tight and tidy. These rare Confederate Heart brass buckles are hard to find and we are fortunate to have a Gettysburg Civil War example to offer you ! Statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper and photo copy (approx. 4x5) of Confederate Soldiers Captured at Gettysburg included. 5 DAY SPECIAL $45.00 FROM $55.00 -- SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for
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LARGEST CANISTER SHOT AT GETTSBURG - This is the LARGEST CONFEDERATE CANISTER shot used in the Battle of Gettysburg.
They were fired against dug in Union positions on Culp's Hill.
This rare canister shot was recovered on Culp's Hill and is very large, measuring 2 inches in diameter.
The canister shot is made of cast Iron and could travel thru 4 to 5 men before stopping. This LARGEST canister shot
and come with display stand shown. Guaranteed authentic Canister Civil War artifact shot from the Great
Battle of Gettysburg. The Canister shot comes with a photocopy of Culp's Hill showing the trees riddled from bullets, canister shot and cannon fragments. I have only a couple which were just purchased from a collector friend of mine here in Gettysburg. These are rarely found so don't miss this opportunity to own the Largest Canister shot used at Gettysburg. FREE DISPLAY STAND! and COA on laminated parchment paper included. $65.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Largest Civil War Canister Shot for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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DUG GETTYSBURG US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE #3 - This US Cartridge Box Plate is 1 of 4 Authentic
Gettysburg Civil War plates purchased from a long time collector of local Gettysburg Civil War
Artifacts. The Cartridge Box Plate is in dug condition and is as was dug years ago. This is your
chance to own an Authentic US Civil War Cartridge Box Plate from The Great Battle of Gettysburg,
fought July 1 - 3, 1863. The Plate originally was attached to the soldiers cartridge box.
The Greatest Battle of the Civil War, the battle of Gettysburg, began as a chance encounter. Neither General Meade, the Union commander, not the South's General Lee wished to fight at Gettysburg, but on the mourning of July 1, 1863, Union cavalry General John Buford made a decision that set in motion a battle that would last for 3 days. SIGNED COA INCLUDED ON LAMINATED PARCHMENT PAPER. GREAT BUY $245 - Riker Mount Display box. Shipped, insured and with delivery confirmation. SHIPPING IN US FREE! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the DUG GETTYSBURG US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE #3. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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DUG GETTYSBURG US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE #4 - This US Cartridge Box Plate is 1 of 4 Authentic
Gettysburg Civil War plates purchased from a long time collector of local Gettysburg Civil War
Artifacts. The Cartridge Box Plate is in dug condition and is as was dug years ago. This is your
chance to own an Authentic US Civil War Cartridge Box Plate from The Great Battle of Gettysburg,
fought July 1 - 3, 1863. The Plate originally was attached to the soldiers cartridge box.
The Greatest Battle of the Civil War, the battle of Gettysburg, began as a chance encounter. Neither General Meade, the Union commander, not the South's General Lee wished to fight at Gettysburg, but on the mourning of July 1, 1863, Union cavalry General John Buford made a decision that set in motion a battle that would last for 3 days. Riker Mount Display box. SIGNED COA INCLUDED ON LAMINATED PARCHMENT PAPER. GREAT BUY $255 - Shipped, insured and with delivery confirmation. SHIPPING IN US FREE! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the DUG GETTYSBURG US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE #4. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Culp's Hill Round Musket Ball in Wood which appears to be a smashed Confederate round ball fired at Union
forces on Culp's Hill.
1 1/4" x 1" in. growth rings around embedded Confederate "Round Musket Ball" Culp's Hill - On July 3, General Lee's plan was to renew his attacks by coordinating the action on Culp's Hill with another attack by Longstreet and A.P. Hill against Cemetery Ridge. Longstreet was not ready for an early attack, and the Union forces on Culp's Hill did not accommodate Lee by waiting. At dawn, five Union batteries opened fire on Steuart's brigade in the positions they had captured and kept them pinned down for 30 minutes before a planned attack by two of Geary's brigades. However, the Confederates beat them to the punch. An attempt by Lee to hold off the start of the fighting was fruitless. Ewell sent back a terse reply by messenger: "Too late to recall." Fighting continued until late in the morning and consisted of three attacks by Johnson's men, each a failure. The attacks were essentially a replay of those the previous evening, although in daylight. Since the fighting had stopped the previous night, the XI Corps units had been reinforced by additional troops from the I Corps and VI Corps. Ewell had reinforced Johnson with additional brigades from the division of Maj. Gen. Robert E. Rodes, under Brig. Gens. Junius Daniel and William "Extra Billy" Smith and Col. Edward A. O'Neal. These additional forces were insufficient to deal with the strong Union defensive positions. Greene repeated a tactic he had used the previous evening: he rotated regiments in and out of the breastworks while they reloaded, enabling them to keep up a high rate of fire Culp's HilL was close to the town and, unlike most battles in open fields, it was heavily wooded and the extreme firepower took a very visible toll on the trees, some of which were completely sheared off. Geary's division alone on July 3 reported that they expended 227,000 rounds.[36] It took over twenty years before the scars of battle faded and nature reclaimed the breastworks Comes with laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included
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Bullet In Wood - Witness Tree - Little Round Top This large piece of bullet in wood is from a collector
of these unique artifacts from Gettysburg. These trees are referred to as "Witness Trees" as they witnessed the
Battle of Gettysburg. The unusual thing about the particular relic is the bullet is visible from BOTH sides.
"Late in the afternoon of July 2, 1863, on a boulder-strewn hillside in southern Pennsylvania, Union Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain dashed headlong into history, leading his 20th Maine Regiment in perhaps the most famous counterattack of the Civil War. The regiment’s sudden, desperate bayonet charge blunted the Confederate assault on Little Round Top and has been credited with saving Major General George Gordon Meade’s Army of the Potomac, winning the Battle of Gettysburg and setting the South on a long, irreversible path to defeat". The bullet in wood measures 4 1/2" long x 1 1/2" inches wide. Displays beautifully. The wood has NOT been sealed or treated with any chemicals. Care should be taken NOT to put heavy objects on the wood to keep it from being cracked or the wood fractured. $150.00 -- SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for
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RARE ! - DEVIL'S DEN US BUCKLE
Having caught the Federals off guard, Gen. Robert E. Lee determined to attack the Army of the Potomac on July 2.
Gen. James Longstreet's newly arrived corps of infantry was march south and attack the Union's exposed left flank
on Cemetery Ridge. Longstreet, who disagreed with Lee's plan, did not get his troops into position until
mid-afternoon. As Longstreet's attack column was getting in place, Union Third corps chief, Gen. Daniel
Sickles advanced his troops off of Cemetery Ridge to take advantage of what he deemed to be ground better
suited for defense.
Very RARE US Buckle purchased in grouping of Devil's Den relics from local Civil War Purveyor, this great US Buckle has a beautiful green patina from natural aging and attachment to belt on lead backing. Rarely do I have a US Buckle from Devil's Den as they are very hard to find. Displayed in mated case .... Great addition to any Civil War collection.
Provenance and map of general recovery location provided.
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JUST IN - Eagle Breast Plate - Little Round Top - Chamberlain-
Chamberlain achieved fame at the Battle of Gettysburg for his valiant defense of a hill named Little Round Top.
On the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg, Union forces were recovering from initial defeats and hastily regrouping into defensive positions on a line of hills south of the town. Sensing the momentary vulnerability of the Union forces, the Confederates began an attack against the Union left flank. Sent to defend the southern slope of Little Round Top by Col. Strong Vincent, Chamberlain found himself and the 20th Maine at the far left end of the entire Union line. He quickly understood the strategic significance of the small hill, and the need for the 20th Maine to hold the Union left at all costs. Time and time again the Confederates struck, until the 20th Maine was almost doubled back upon itself. With many casualties and ammunition running low, Col. Chamberlain recognized the dire circumstances and ordered his left wing (which was now looking southeast, compared to the rest of the regiment, which was facing west) to initiate a bayonet charge. From his report of the day: "At that crisis, I ordered the bayonet. Chamberlain sustained two slight wounds in the battle, one when a shot hit his sword scabbard and bruised his thigh, and another when his right foot was hit by a spent bullet or piece of shrapnel. For his tenacity at defending Little Round Top he was known by the sobriquet Lion of the Round Top. Prior to the Battle, Chamberlain was quite ill, developing malaria and dysentery. Later, due to this illness, he was taken off active duty until he recovered. For his "daring heroism and great tenacity in holding his position on the Little Round Top against repeated assaults, and carrying the advance position on the Great Round Top", Chamberlain was awarded the Medal of Honor.
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JUST IN - US BUCKLE - WHEATFIELD RECOVERY - " On the sultry afternoon of July 2, 1863, a wheatfield would become the center of a swirling
and confused whirlpool of fighting and death. This wheat field, one of many such wheat fields that was golden with ripening grain surrounding the
south central Pennsylvania town of Gettysburg, would forever be known simply as The Wheatfield. Over the course of one long bloody afternoon,
this Wheatfield would become, like places such as Little Round Top, Devil's Den, and the Peach Orchard, firmly entrenched in the American memory
as a place American killed American during the bloody battle of Gettysburg. By the end of July 2, the wheat would be trampled and the ground soaked
with blood, forever hallowing the ground, surrounding woods, and the simple name of this place where Americans fought and bled and died ".
This magnificent historical US Buckle has a beautiful dark brown patina on brass. The US Buckle has both "Puppy Paws" for attachment to belt however the tongue is missing ... this is still a rare US Buckle and the last one of the Wheat Field US Buckles from the Olinger collection. George Olinger was Head of The Historic Society of Gettysburg for 35+ years and amongst other duties oversaw the management/preservation of the huge collection amassed over many years by The Historical Society. George was a highly respected Gettysburg resident and philanthropist who donated much to the Town of Gettysburg. Purchased from the George Olinger estate from Stephen ""Skip" Olinger, son of George. Signed provenance by Stephen Olinger included with map of general recovery location included on laminated parchment paper. $315.00 -- SHIPPING IN US FREE! -- International buyers contact me for postage prior to check out please. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone call 717-352-2672 and ask for the US belt buckle from the Wheatfield, artifacts for sale. or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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JUST IN 12 POUND SOLID CONFEDERATE CANNONBALL FROM CEMETERY RIDGE, PICKETT'S CHARGE Up for sale is a 12 pound Confederate cannonball with casting seam from Cemetery Ridge, the Union line of Pickett's Charge. It comes from the Rosensteel Eckert collection which was purchased from the estate of George Olinger, the former head of Gettysburg Historic Society for 35+ years. It comes with extensive provenance and map of recovery area laminated on parchment paper. Pickett's Charge was an infantry assault ordered by Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee against Maj. Gen. George G. Meade's Union positions on Cemetery Ridge on July 3, 1863, the last day of the Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War. Its futility was predicted by the charge's commander, Lt. Gen. James Longstreet, and it was arguably an avoidable mistake from which the Southern war effort never fully recovered psychologically. The farthest point reached by the attack has been referred to as the high-water mark of the Confederacy. At approximately 1:00 in the afternoon of July 3, 1863, 150 Confederate cannons from the Peach Orchard all the way to Oak Hill opened fire. Concentrating their destructive fire power on the Union troops and artillery positioned on Cemetery Ridge, the cannonade was meant to blast away any resistance to the infantry charge that followed. The entire force that stepped off toward the Union positions at about 2 p.m.[14] consisted of about 12,500 men.[22] Although the attack is popularly called a "charge", the men marched deliberately in line, to speed up and then charge only when they were within a few hundred yards of the enemy. The line consisted of Pettigrew and Trimble on the left, and Pickett to the right. The nine brigades of men stretched over a mile-long (1,600 m) front. The Confederates encountered heavy artillery fire while advancing nearly three quarters of a mile across open fields to reach the Union line and were slowed by fences in their path. These obstacles played a huge role in the large number of casualties the advancing Confederates faced. The ground between Seminary Ridge and Cemetery Ridge is slightly undulating, and the advancing troops periodically disappeared from the view of the Union cannoneers. As the three Confederate divisions advanced, awaiting Union soldiers began shouting "Fredericksburg! Fredericksburg! Fredericksburg!" in reference to the disastrous Union advance on the Confederate line during the 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg. Fire from Lt. Col. Freeman McGilvery's concealed artillery positions north of Little Round Top raked the Confederate right flank, while the artillery fire from Cemetery Hill hit the left. Shell and solid shot in the beginning turned to canister and musket fire as the Confederates came within 400 yards of the Union line. The charge is named after Maj. Gen. George Pickett, one of three Confederate generals who led the assault under Longstreet. Confederate Napoleons were produced in at least six variations, most of which had straight muzzles, but at least eight catalogued survivors of 133 identified have muzzle swells. Additionally, four iron Confederate Napoleons produced by Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond have been identified, of an estimated 125 cast.[18] In early 1863 Robert E. Lee sent nearly all of the Army of Northern Virginia's bronze 6-pounder guns to Tredegar to be melted down and recast as Napoleons.[19] Copper for casting bronze pieces became increasingly scarce to the Confederacy throughout the war and became acute in November 1863 when the Ducktown copper mines near Chattanooga were lost to Union forces. Casting of bronze Napoleons by the Confederacy ceased and in January 1864 Tredegar began producing iron Napoleons. M1857 12-pounder "Napoleon" velocity 1140 ft/sec range 1619 yards at 5 degrees SUPER SALE $575.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED ! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 717-352-2672, Tell them you want the 12 POUND SOLID CONFEDERATE cannonball FROM PICKETT'S CHARGE. Or email us for items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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SUPER RARE UNFIRED PEACH ORCHARD CANNONBALL July 2, 1863
Peach Orchard combat began with Union artillery in the orchard counter firing on Alexander's batteries which reduced Ames' supply of Union cannon ammunition. When Hood's Assault advanced eastward over the Emmitsburg Rd and across the slope south of the orchard, "Ames had all of his spherical case [ammunition] carried to his left section, Lt. James B. Hazelton's," to fire on the infantry, while Ames' "center and right sections continued their counterbattery fire with shot." With the Confederate left flank to the south exposed to the orchard's Union forces, the cannon and infantry in the "Peach Orchard were able to rake Kershaw's lines severely". As Union officer Watson's guns fired a last volley of canister at the Carolinians, the 2nd New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry advanced southward into "the Peach Orchard to save the [Watson] guns…crowding between the limbers and guns, reformed, and emerged at the orchard's southwest corner, its right extending to the Emmitsburg Road." "The Second opened fire on the South Carolinians in its front, the Second Battalion and the Eighth Regiment. The South Carolinians…fell back to the bottom of the slope 150 or so yards from the orchard's edge. Bailey then shifted the Second's line to the rear of some fence rails that were piled along the side of the orchard where a fence had been." This cannonball Was recently acquired from a prominent Civil War purveyor in Gettysburg. This is the only Peach Orchard cannonball I have seen in 30+ years of collecting. SIGNED COA and map of general recovery location provided laminated on parchment paper. Also a display stand is provided. SUPER SALE $600.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail within 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED ! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 717-352-2672, Tell them you want the 12lb Peach Orchard cannonball. Or email us for items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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RARE - EAST CAVALRY FILED US BELT BUCKLE - ARROW HOOKS - This US Buckle has both Arrow Hooks and tongue,
it also retains nearly all the lead filled backing..... GREAT ADDITION to your collection. The history of the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg (July 3, 1863) has focused on the disastrous infantry assault nicknamed Pickett's Charge. During and after that charge, however, two significant cavalry battles also occurred: one approximately three miles to the east, in the area known today as East Cavalry Field, the other southwest of the [Big] Round Top mountain (sometimes called South Cavalry Field). The East Cavalry Field fighting was an attempt by Maj. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart's Confederate cavalry to get into the Federal rear and exploit any success that Pickett's Charge may have generated. Union cavalry under Brig. Gens. David McM. Gregg and George Armstrong Custer repulsed the Confederate advances....... much more info included in documentation. This buckle was purchased from the Olinger estate and comes with signed provenance from Stephen Olinger, son of George Olinger. George was head of the Historic Society of Gettysburg for 30+ years and amassed a huge collection of Gettysburg Civil War artifacts. All documented with map of recovery location and details of the engagement. $350.00 SHIPPED --DELIVERY CONFIRMATION AND SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. Or Please call to order 717-352-2672 - and ask for the East Cavalry Field Civil War US Buckle for sale. or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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These red moulded bullet display cases are excellent for displaying your authentic Gettysburg Civil War bullets in a very nice attractive relics case.
Your bullet display come with a laminated statement of authentication on parchment.
3 Authentic Gettysburg Battlefield Bullets !
These AUTHENTIC Gettysburg Battlefield bullets are getting harder and harder to acquire. Your display will have a .58 cal.
"Mini-ball", .69 cal. CSA "round-ball and
a .52 cal. Sharps carbine. All are in very good "dropped" condition and locally recovered. Great addition or start of a collection.
Displayed In 3.25 x 4.25 molded Riker Display case. Guaranteed authentic artifacts Gettysburg Battlefield Civil War bullets! $35.00 SHIPPED --DELIVERY CONFIRMATION AND SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. Or Please call to order 717-352-2672 - and ask for the 3 Red Bullet Display with 3 Civil War bullets from the Gettysburg Battlefield for sale. or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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5 cent Jefferson Davis - Confederate States - Stamps - You get 6 Confederate States Stamps from 1862 in display as shown. These stamps
were known as the "London Print" . The appearance of a living person on a postage stamp marked a break from the tradition adhered to by the US Post Office, that a person may be depicted on U.S. postage or currency only after death. Produced by the De La Rue firm in London, it employed an engraving of Davis by Jean Ferdinand Joubert De La Ferte (1810–1884). De La Rue shipped 12,000,000 copies of this issue to the Confederacy, accompanied by a set of printing plates and a supply of English paper so that additional copies could be produced locally. Each Confederate States Stamps with Jefferson Davis is in v-good condition and is guaranteed 100% authentic. Purchased from a reputable Civil War Dealer in Gettysburg. These stamps sell for $10 dollars or more each. This is a GREAT deal. Get yours before they are gone. SUPER SPECIAL $39.95 --DELIVERY CONFIRMATION AND SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. or Please call to order 717-352-2672 - Just ask for the 6 - Confederate 5 cent Civil War Stamps in display for sale. Great addition to any Civil War artifacts - relics collection or starter. or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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1863 Confederate Bond Coupon. VERY LIMITED - ONLY 2 AVAILABLE - Purchased to support the CSA Army. Original note purchased for $500 dollars,
payable in $20 coupons. This bond coupon has been cut off Original note and placed in 3.25 x 4.25 riker display case.
These rare Authentic Bonds from 1863 are few and far between. Guaranteed Authentic Civil War Confederate Bond Coupon $32.50 SHIPPED --DELIVERY CONFIRMATION AND SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. Or Please call to order 717-352-2672 - and ask for the Confederate Civil War Bond artifact for sale. for sale. or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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AUTHENTIC Civil War Dominoes - 3 Civil War Dominoes in a 3.25 x 4.25 display. I will include an approximate
4.5 x 5.5 photo copy of soldiers playing dominoes. These Dominoes are rare Civil War relics and I have very few. They are
made of bone with ebony wood backing and fastened with a brass rivet. The dominos come with COA on laminated parchment paper
and in display case. These Civil War dominos were purchased from a Gettysburg estate. $35.00 SHIPPED --DELIVERY CONFIRMATION AND SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. or Please call to order 717-352-2672 - and ask for the 3 Civil War Dominoes artifacts for sale. or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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HUGE Piece of tree from Culp's Hill chunk of wood measures 4 inches high x 7 1/4 inches long and 3 inches deep. Clear coated to keep wood from falling apart Culp's Hill - On July 3, General Lee's plan was to renew his attacks by coordinating the action on Culp's Hill with another attack by Longstreet and A.P. Hill against Cemetery Ridge. Longstreet was not ready for an early attack, and the Union forces on Culp's Hill did not accommodate Lee by waiting. At dawn, five Union batteries opened fire on Steuart's brigade in the positions they had captured and kept them pinned down for 30 minutes before a planned attack by two of Geary's brigades. However, the Confederates beat them to the punch. An attempt by Lee to hold off the start of the fighting was fruitless. Ewell sent back a terse reply by messenger: "Too late to recall."[27] Fighting continued until late in the morning and consisted of three attacks by Johnson's men, each a failure. The attacks were essentially a replay of those the previous evening, although in daylight.[28] Since the fighting had stopped the previous night, the XI Corps units had been reinforced by additional troops from the I Corps and VI Corps. Ewell had reinforced Johnson with additional brigades from the division of Maj. Gen. Robert E. Rodes, under Brig. Gens. Junius Daniel and William "Extra Billy" Smith and Col. Edward A. O'Neal. These additional forces were insufficient to deal with the strong Union defensive positions. Greene repeated a tactic he had used the previous evening: he rotated regiments in and out of the breastworks while they reloaded, enabling them to keep up a high rate of fire Culp's HilL was close to the town and, unlike most battles in open fields, it was heavily wooded and the extreme firepower took a very visible toll on the trees, some of which were completely sheared off. Geary's division alone on July 3 reported that they expended 227,000 rounds.[36] It took over twenty years before the scars of battle faded and nature reclaimed the breastworks Comes with laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included
$175.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED ! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 717-352-2672, Tell them you want the . Or email us for items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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These 10 fired Civil War bullets from various locations on the Gettysburg Battlefield. It was estimated approximately
569 tons of ammunition expended during the 3 days of fighting July 1-3, 1863. Meade's men alone were issued approximately 5,800,000 alone and that's not counting how many Confederate bullets were issued. I have lived in Gettysburg the majority of my life and as a child would walk the battlefield and find bullets laying everywhere. No longer is this the case and it is now illegal to pick up relics, artifacts - bullets on the Gettysburg Battlefield. These bullets were picked up years ago when it was not against the law. You will receive a mixture of 10 various bullets recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield. I will try to give you all different bullets if possible. Signed statement of authentication laminated on parchment included. $50.00 --FREE SHIPPING and Delivery Confirmation in the USA. International buyers please email me just below for item and postage fee prior to ordering. We do NOT make money on postage we just cover our costs. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. $35.00 SHIPPED --DELIVERY CONFIRMATION AND SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. or Please call to order 717-352-2672 - and ask for the 10 Gettysburg Civil War bullets for sale. or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Clay Civil War Marbles LIMITED QUANTITY! 5 different Civil War clay marbles from
local Civil War dealer/collectors collection. Colors are grey, brown to tan colored clay. Marbles was a game played by
Soldiers when not fighting and to relieve boredom. All authentic and approx. 3/8 - 1/2 inch in diameter, some variance.
Nice addition to a Civil War collection. $9.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! AND DELIVERY CONFIRMATION ALSO. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS, PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR POSTAGE FEE Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone call 717-352-2672, Tell them you want 5 Civil War marbles artifacts for sale. or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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JUST IN FROM HUGE COLLECTION - ONE PIECE PEWTER CONFEDERATE "I" BUTTON Super Rare ONE PIECE PEWTER CONFDERATE "I" BUTTON recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield years ago. The button is solid, one piece pewter. This is for the rare one piece pewter CSA "I" Button. The button has part chipped off, still a rare prized Confederate button. I have a large lot of buttons, coins and artifacts I will be listing soon. The button is in a clear plastic protective case. This is an authentic solid, one piece pewter Confederate "I"Button. Statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper included. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! 3 days $75.00 from $115.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 717-420-5470, Tell them you want the authentic Gettysburg solid one piece pewter Civil War Confederate I button in display holder artifact for sale.
Please call to order 717-352-2672 and ask for the solid pewter Confederate I Civil War Button for sale.
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JUST IN PICKETT'S CHARGE - RARE COMPLETE CONFEDERATE "I" BUTTON
Super Rare CONFDERATE "I" BUTTON. This RARE Confederate I button is
complete and even has the original shank. If was recovered on Seminary Ridge. This is the ridge the Confederates
began their march across the field during Picketts Charge. The Confederate "I" Button face is in very
good dug condition.
SPECIAL - $125.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail
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JUST IN FROM HUGE COLLECTION - RARE EAGLE MASSACHUETTS CUFF BUTTON Super Rare NICE Massachusetts Volunteer Militia cuff button in excellent undug condition as retains 100% of original gold guilding. I have a large lot of buttons and coins I will be listing soon. The button is now in a clear plastic protective button case. This is an authentic Massachusetts Volunteer Militia Button. Statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper included. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! $45.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 717-420-5470, Tell them you want the Gettysburg Union Eagle "I" Button in holder - authentic Civil War Massachusetts Volunteer Militia button for sale.
Please call to order 717-352-2672 and ask for the Eagle I Civil War Button for sale.
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JUST IN FROM HUGE COLLECTION - SUPER RARE NON-DUG EAGLE "C" CUFF BUTTON
EXTREMELY Rare EAGLE "C" CUFF BUTTON (Cavalry) recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield.
Please call to order 717-352-2672 and ask for the Eagle C Cuff Civil War Button for sale.
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JUST IN FROM HUGE COLLECTION - NON DUG EAGLE "I" CUFF BUTTON IN HOLDER Great Authentic Gettysburg Civil War Union Eagle "I" Cuff Button and clear plastic button holder. Excellent Patina on brass. This Union Eagle I Coat button was purchased from a huge collection of a local purveyors collection. The button is guaranteed an authentic Gettysburg Civil War button. The button back is complete with shank. Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included SPECIAL $37.50 from $40.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone tell them you want the Dug Gettysburg Civil War Union Eagle I Cuff Button relic for sale.
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JUST IN FROM HUGE COLLECTION - DUG EAGLE "I" CUFF BUTTON IN HOLDER Great dug Authentic Gettysburg Civil War Union Eagle "I" Cuff Button and clear plastic button holder. Excellent gold guilding still present. This Dug Union Eagle I Coat button was recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield many years ago when it was not illegal to do so. This button is guaranteed an authentic Gettysburg Civil War button. The button back is missing but the face is truly beautiful. Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included SPECIAL $35.00 from $40.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone tell them you want the Dug Gettysburg Civil War Union Eagle I Cuff Button relic for sale.
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JUST IN FROM HUGE COLLECTION - SUPER RARE EAGLE "D" , DRAGOON CUFF BUTTON
EXTREMELY Rare EAGLE "D" BUTTON (Dragoon) was purchased with several buttons from a local Gettysburg collectors
estate. SPECIAL $50.00 from $60.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 717-420-5470, Tell them you want the Gettysburg Union Eagle "I" Button in holder - authentic Civil War Eagle "D" Dragoon cuff button for sale.
Please call to order 717-352-2672 and ask for the Eagle &D& Cuff Civil War Button for sale.
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JUST IN FROM HUGE COLLECTION - SUPER RARE EAGLE "R" CUFF BUTTON
EXTREMELY Rare EAGLE "R" BUTTON (Rifleman) recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield. I HAVE NEVER, EVER HAD A "RIFLEMAN"
BUTTON FROM THE GETYSBURG BATTLEFIELD. $65.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 717-420-5470, Tell them you want the Gettysburg Union Eagle "I" Button in holder - authentic Civil War Eagle "R" button artifact for sale.
Please call to order 717-352-2672 and ask for the Eagle R Civil War Button for sale.
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JUST IN FROM HUGE COLLECTION - BEAUTIFUL NON-DUG EAGLE COAT BUTTON !
Great NON-DUG Gettysburg Union Eagle Button and clear plastic button holder. This Union Eagle button
came from a local dealer and is guaranteed 100% authentic Civil War button from Gettysburg. The Eagle Button is complete
with shank and back mark. It has a magnificent patina and is one of the nicest, detailed buttons I have ever had. Included is a Statement of
authentication on laminated parchment paper.
Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED!
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DEVIL'S DEN ** DUG UNION EAGLE BUTTON
Great dug Authentic Gettysburg Union Eagle Button and clear plastic button holder. This Dug Union Eagle button
is from the Gettysburg Battlefield. It was dug many years ago when it was not illegal. Each button is guaranteed
authentic and a has Statement of authentication laminated parchment on parchment paper.
paper included.
Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED!
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JUST IN FROM HUGE COLLECTION - DUG EAGLE "I" COAT BUTTON IN HOLDER Great dug Authentic Gettysburg Civil War Union Eagle "I" Coat Button and clear plastic button holder. Excellent gold guilding still present. This Dug Union Eagle I Coat button was recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield many years ago when it was not illegal to do so. This button is guaranteed an authentic Gettysburg Civil War button. The button back is missing but the face is truly beautiful. Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included SPECIAL $30.00 from $35.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone tell them you want the Dug Gettysburg Civil War Union Eagle I Coat Button relic for sale.
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Non Dug Union EAGLE CUFF BUTTON and button case/holder Great Authentic Gettysburg Civil War Union Eagle Cuff Button and clear plastic button holder. This Union Eagle Cuff button was purchased from a huge collection of a local purveyor. The brass has a beautiful patina and is complete with shank. This button is guaranteed an authentic Civil War Eagle Cuff button. LIMITED Availability ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included $25.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone tell them you want the Dug Union Eagle Cuff Button and Holder.
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AWESOME These 1 1/8 to 1 1/2 canister shot were some of the largest used at Gettysburg.
This Cannon canister shot was recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield just in front of Seminary
Ridge which was the Confederate side of Pickett's charge. No doubt from that famous charge.
This canister and a couple more i just procured were dug years ago
when it was not illegal to dig for relics. Each balls is made of cast Iron
and could travel thru 4 to 5 men before stopping. They are impressive in diameter
and come with display stand shown. Guaranteed authentic Canister Civil War artifact shot from the Great
Battle of Gettysburg. FREE DISPLAY STAND! and COA on laminated parchment paper included. This is an awesome Civil War relic and displays beautifully on your desk or shelf. A must for every Civil War collector. When you hold this iron ball in your hands you realize the devastation it was capable of producing. $45.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Large Civil War Canister Shot from Pickett's Charge for sale , All my relics and bullets etc ... are Guaranteed authentic Civil War artifacts from Gettysburg for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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RARE .54 cal. Starr Carbine The Starr Carbine was a breech loading single-shot rifle used by the United
States Army. Designed in 1858, the Starr was primarily used by cavalry soldiers in the Civil War.
Recovered at East Cavalry Field on the Gettysburg Battlefield years ago when it was not illegal to
keep Civil War bullets, artifacts or relics found. Excellent rare addition to your Civil War bullet collection or nice starter bullet. ONLY 2 AVAILABILE! * Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included free of charge * $13.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Gettysburg Civil War .54 cal Starr Carbine bullet for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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.54 cal. Burnside Carbine The .54 caliber Burnside Carbine was the 3rd most popular carbine
rifle exceeded only by the Sharps and Spencer carbines during the Civil War. The .54 caliber Burnside
carbine was designed and patented by Ambrose E. Burnside. Burnside was a poor military Officer but rose
through the ranks in part because of the success of his weapon - the .54 cal. Burnside.
This weapon was manufactured in Rhode Island by the Bristol Firearms Company and later, its successor,
the Burnside Rifle Company, from about 1857 to 1865. Authentic Civil War relic bullet from the Gettysburg Battlefield. LIMITED AVAILABILITY! *Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included free of charge* 12.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the .54 caliber Burnside Civil War bullet for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Rare Confederate 58 cal. Gardner This is a rare Confederate 58 cal. Gardner bullet in dropped condition.
These rare Confederate bullets from the Gettysburg Battlefield are becoming nearly impossible to find. DROPPED CONDITION - Statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper included.
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Very Rare Confederate 54 cal. Gardner This is a very rare Confederate 54 cal. Gardner bullet in dropped condition.
These Civil War Confederate bullets from the Gettysburg Battlefield are becoming nearly impossible to find.
They are far less common than the already rare 58 cal. Gardners. DROPPED CONDITION - Statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper included.
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JUST IN ... CONFEDERATE HOSPITAL - Civil War - Morphine/Opiate Bottle - This bottle is a small size. It is also very
crudely made with very irregular cavity for the opiate which was in very short supply. The top of these bottles were scored to snap off straight and this one is pretty cleanly snapped. This morphine bottle is an authentic hand blown light blue bottle recovered at a Confederate farm hospital located on rt. 116 headed out of Gettysburg in the direction of Fairfield. This was 1 of 2 routes the Confederate Army approached and retreated from Gettysburg. This Civil War Opiate - Morphine bottle and It measures approx. 2 1/4 tall. These bottles were made of thick hand blown glass however they are not indestructible. It is very rare to find them with out any flaws. I have been very lucky to have had these bottles and pain bullets from the Lady Farm and those fortunate enough to have purchased one ... I will ALWAYS BUY them back. $50.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Confederate Farm Hospital - Rt. 116 just outside Gettysburg Civil War medical bottle relics for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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CONFEDERATE "TEARS" These highly sought after .36 caliber pistol bullets were called Confederate "Tears".
They are very rare Civil War relics and not many were ever recovered in Gettysburg let alone in such exceptional
condition. Most were found in the Western Theater A must for every Civil War collector. LIMITED AVAILABILITY! $12.50--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the rare Confederate "Tear" pistol bullet. ,BR> Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Spencer carbine bullet This dug bullet was ONLY ISSUED TO 5th and 6th Michigan under Brg. General George
Armstrong Custer @ Gettysburg. The cartridge has long since deteriorated leaving the bullet as its last testament.
The Spencer rifle received the unique advantage and distinction of having President Lincoln firing it during
shooting trials on the White House lawn and then giving his personal endorsement! The .52
caliber Spencer carbine had a terribly demoralizing effect on the Confederate soldiers. The Soldiers who carried these must
have thought themselves invincible when in combat against Confederates carrying their slow-firing muzzleloaders.
It became the most famous of all Civil War small arms. $12.50 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, call 717-352-2672 and Tell them you want the COMPLETE Spencer Cartridge. or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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RARE Civil War Poker Chip - Civil War Poker Chips were made by hammering a round musket ball flat. This
apprears to be hammered from a 54 cal or 69 cal round musket ball. This worked very nicely and the lead was not wasted as all the soldier need do is melt down the chip and recast it. I rarely have these great Civil War Poker Chips. About the size of a quarter or a little larger in diameter. Comes with a signed statement of authentication laminated on parchment paper. ALSO INCLUDED IS A PHOTOCOPY OF SOLDIERS PLAYING POKER ! Poker was one of the games soldiers played when not attending to their duties to relieve boredom. Great addition to your Gettysburg Civil War collection of relics, artifacts. $23.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the rare lead Gettysburg Civil War Poker Chip for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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RARE - Confederate High Base Sharps Carbine These rare Confederate "High-Base" Sharps
Carbine bullets are prized amongst Civil War relic bullet collectors. They are rare to find from Gettysburg Battlefield. Surely will not last,
i have but 2 or 3
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This "Buck-n-ball" round consists of a 69 cal. smooth bore musket ball and 3 -.32 cal. buckshot which were loaded to increase the
chances of hitting something. Grant referred to the 69 cal. as "flying pumpkins" due to the extreme inaccuracy. This is a guaranteed Gettysburg Civil War "Buck-n-ball" round which was used by the Confederacy. Union soldiers in general had superior firearms which was a great advantage. $14.50--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want a Confederate Ciivil War Buck and Ball bullet for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Rare Gettysburg recovered .44 cal Colt pistol bullets (2). LIMITED SUPPLY order now.$20.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE!
Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the 44 cal Civil War Colt Pistol Bullets for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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General Longstreet and 1863 Indian Head Penny - Confederate General James Longstreet with card and copper-nickle 1863 Indian Head Penny
in good condition. This coin alone is worth the asking price. Card and coin come in a riker display case with glass front.
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LIMITED QUANTITY ~ This is a rare .58 mini-ball made at the Washington Arsenal.
The star on the inside bottom was a "maker mark", it indicated the bullet was made at the Washington Arsenal.
I don't have many so please don't just assume they will be available forever.
$9.95 GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC! SHIPPING IN US FREE!
Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the "Star bullet" for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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The Greatest Battle of the Civil War, the battle of Gettysburg, began as a chance encounter. Neither General Meade,
the Union commander, not the South's General Lee wished to fight at Gettysburg, but on the mourning of July 1, 1863,
Union cavalry General John Buford made a decision that set in motion a battle that would last for 3 days.
6" x 8" Jewel case with 3 day summation, .58 cal Mini and .69 cal
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This is a rare Gettysburg recovered 54 mini-ball. These bullets were rare compared to the 58 mini-ball which was the predominate round
of the day.$10.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE!
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RARE GETTYSBURG CONFEDERATE .577 ENFIELD. This bullet is becoming almost impossible to find anymore in Gettysburg, in fact I
have very few with little hopes of getting anymore local ones. I kid you not! $10.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the a Confederate Enfield Civil War Relic bullet. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Williams cleaners were an experimental bullet used to clean the bore of the rifle after every 5 or so shot. As the bullet
failed in its design most were tossed aside by Soldiers as the accuracy was less than, lets just say good.
This is a guaranteed Gettysburg Civil War artifact Bullet from Battlefield.
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Authentic .54 cal. round ball. Fired from a smooth bore musket, Grant referred to these as "Flying Pumpkins" due to there inaccuracy.
They were lethal at close distance and did there share of damage. The standard musket of the day was the 69 cal. smooth-bore making
this .54 cal. round ball a bit rarer to find.
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RARE CONFEDERATE "FLAT" BUTTONS. You get not 1 but 3 flat buttons of varying size. Some with and some without shanks (attachment loops on back).
Very Collectible Confederate buttons as the Confederacy was poorer. Although there are fancy southern buttons, most enlisted men had
simply made buttons like these. $19.50--SHIPPING IN US FREE! AND DELIVERY CONFIRMATION ALSO We use PayPal for secure online payment. Tell them you want the Confederate buttons for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Rare "pulled"" mini ball. Imagine in the heat of battle and your bullet gets stuck in the barrel. This may be because your powder
was insufficient or maybe just got damp. Soldiers on both sides had to "pull" the bullet from the musket to clear the round from the gun
while being shot at. This was not what a soldier looked forward to. Unique addition to your Civil War bullet collection. $9.50--SHIPPING IN US FREE! INTERNATIONAL BUYERS, PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR POSTAGE PLEASE. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. Tell them you want a Pulled or Wormed bullet relic artifacts for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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UNION SLATE PENCIL These rare Civil War pencils were issued to only UNION Schools.
The size range from approximately 5 - 7 inches. Each pencil has a flag affixed to the top.
Rare artifacts from Gettysburg. I have had these pencils for a while on my website and
am perplexed they have not sold out. If there is more information you'd like to know, just ask
and I'll answer promptly. These Union Patriotic Slate Pencils are AUTHENTIC and a must for every Civil War collector, dealer of Teacher . LIMITED AVAILABILITY! $9.99--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! INTERNATIONAL BUYERS, PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR POSTAGE FEE
We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want
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LOCAL GETTYSBURG RECOVERY! Ten various Civil War relics dug from the Battlefield and camps by relic hunters
years ago and prior to being illegal to hunt artifacts. This Display has a variety
of relics which will include bullets, fired and unfired. There may also be a tent loop, spoon, buttons and/or odds and ends. Very nice display
filled with camp and Battlefield finds ... excellent conversation piece and addition to any collection. Please Feel free to ask what items we have currently in stock as we want YOU to be satisfied! This display contents changes as relic hunters bring me different items they recently found or from their collection/stash. $27.50--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. Tell them you want 10 relic display. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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The 69 caliber smoothbore musket was the most common of all muskets used during the Civil War. Grant referred to the smooth roundball
as a - FLYING PUMPKIN - Due to its high inaccuracy. Grant also told his men not to worry if fired upon by this highly inaccurate
musket when in reality a 69 cal. smooth round ball of lead was quite deadly if you were to be struck by one.
This bullet was found on the Gettysburg Battlefield many years ago and is guaranteed an authentic Civil War bullet from the
Great Battle of Gettysburg July 1-3, 1863. $12.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! AND DELIVERY CONFIRMATION ALSO Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want a Red 69 Round-Ball display for sale Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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The 69 caliber smoothbore musket was the most common of all muskets used during the Civil War. The musket fired a .69 cal. smooth
round ball. Grant referred to this round as a - FLYING PUMPKIN - Due to its high inaccuracy.
This bullet was found on the Gettysburg Battlefield many years ago and is guaranteed an authentic Civil War bullet from the
Great Battle of Gettysburg July 1-3, 1863. $12.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! AND DELIVERY CONFIRMATION ALSO Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! INTERNATIONAL BUYERS, PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR POSTAGE PLEASE. We use PayPal for secure online payment. |
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The 58 Caliber Mini-Ball was the most widely used round during the Civil War. Both the North and South had several variants.
This bullet was found on the Gettysburg Battlefield many years ago and is guaranteed an authentic Civil War bullet from the
Great Battle of Gettysburg July 1-3, 1863. $15.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! AND DELIVERY CONFIRMATION ALSO Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want a red mini-ball display Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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The 58 Caliber Mini-Ball was the most widely used round during the Civil War. Both the North and South had several variants.
This bullet was found on the Gettysburg Battlefield many years ago and is guaranteed an authentic Civil War bullet from the
Great Battle of Gettysburg July 1-3, 1863. $15.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! AND DELIVERY CONFIRMATION ALSO Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone tell them you want a white mini-ball display for sale Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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MONSTER 69 CALIBER MINI-BALL!
This was the LARGEST American bullet used During the Civil War. Named after The French inventor Claude Minie who discovered
if gun powder was ignited at the rear of a cavity shaped bullet it would expand in the rifle bore hence increasing
accuracy considerably. A Huge 1 1/8 and nearly 3/4 wide. This Bullet is an authentic
Gettysburg recovered Relic and is Guaranteed for life. These Monstrous Bullets are becoming harder and harder to find. Get
at least one while you still can!!! Comes in 3 x 4 display case. Great Gift! $17.95 -- SHIPPING IN US FREE! AND DELIVERY CONFIRMATION ALSO. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want a 69 mini ball Gettysburg Civil War bullet for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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DOMINOES - Civil War Soldiers when not fighting primarily spent there time
drilling, executing battle techniques and strategies. The rest of the time was spent trying to overcome boredom.
Dominoes was a popular game for relieving this boredom.
These rare dominoes are made of bone with ebony backs fastened together with a brass rivet. You will also receive a photo copy of Civil
War soldiers playing dominoes. Just a great Civil War relic display which portray's a lighter side of a soldiers life as opposed to the
brutality of the war. Purchased from a local Civil War dealer/collectors collection and displayed in a 6 x 8in. Riker display case. |
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Robert Edward Lee Born: Stratford Hall Alexandria Virginia 1807 Died: Lexington Virginia Oct. 12,1870
Gen. Robert E. Lee concentrated his full strength against Maj. Gen. George G. Meade's Army of
the Potomac at the crossroads county seat of Gettysburg. On July 1, Confederate forces converged on the town from west and
North, driving Union defenders back through the streets to Cemetery Hill. During the night, reinforcements arrived for both sides. On
July 2, Lee attempted to envelop the Federals, first striking the Union left flank at the Peach Orchard, Wheatfield, Devil's Den,
and the Round Tops with Longstreet's and Hill's divisions, and then attacking the Union right at Culp's and East Cemetery Hills
with Ewell's divisions. By evening,the Federals retained Little Round Top and had repulsed most of Ewell's men. During the morning
of July 3, the Confederate infantry were driven from their last toe-hold on Culp's Hill. In the afternoon, after a preliminary
artillery bombardment, Lee attacked the Union center on Cemetery Ridge. The Pickett-Pettigrew assault (more popularly,
Pickett's Charge) momentarily pierced the Union line but was driven back with severe casualties. Stuart's cavalry attempted to gain
the Union rear but was repulsed. On July 4, Lee began withdrawing his army toward Williamsport on the Potomac River. His train of
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Ulysses Simpson Grant Born: 04/27/1822 in Point Pleasant, OH Died:07/23/1885 in Mount McGregor, NY USMA: 1843, class rank:21/39 Grant, Ulysses S., General, was born at Point Pleasant, Clermont county, Ohio, April 27, 1822. His grandfather was a soldier of the Revolution, bore arms at the battle of Lexington, and, when the war was ended, settled in western Pennsylvania. As a lad Ulysses assisted on the farm. He received the ordinary education of the frontier, going to school in winter, and at all other times working on the farm. In 1839 through the instrumentality of Thomas L. Hamer, member of Congress, he was appointed to a cadetship at West Point, entering at the age of seventeen. He was graduated in 1843, standing number twenty-one in a class of thirty-nine, slightly below the general average of the class. Source: The Union Army, vol. 8 Included in a 6 x 8 in. display case are an authentic Gettysburg. 58 cal. Mini-Ball and a .52 cal Sharps. $21.95 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 573-242-3112 and Tell them you want a Grant display. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Confederate Soldiers - Gettysburg. This is a very famous
picture of 3 Confederate soldiers captured at Gettysburg during 1863. As seen in this picture the Confederate soldier, though
captured, still portrays himself in a proud dignified manner. Included in a 6" x 8" display case are 2 authentic Gettysburg relics. One "Coin" or flat button and also a .52 cal. sharps carbine. Bone buttons were common amongst Confederate soldiers as they were basically poor and made do with what they could find. $21.95 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone Tell them you want a POW display Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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DUG GETTYSBURG US CIVIL WAR BUCKLE - This US Buckle was purchased with group of 4 Gettysburg
Cartridge Box Plates. The US Civil War Buckle was recovered years ago on Gettysburg Battlefield
ground. Part of the buckle is missing but is still an AUTHENTIC US CIVIL WAR BUCKLE FROM THE GREAT
BATTLE of GETTYSBURG.
The Greatest Battle of the Civil War, the battle of Gettysburg, began as a chance encounter. Neither General Meade, the Union commander, not the South's General Lee wished to fight at Gettysburg, but on the mourning of July 1, 1863, Union cavalry General John Buford made a decision that set in motion a battle that would last for 3 days. SIGNED COA INCLUDED ON LAMINATED PARCHMENT PAPER. GREAT BUY $225 - Shipped, insured and with delivery confirmation. SHIPPING IN US FREE! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the DUG GETTYSBURG US CIVIL WAR BUCKLE. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
 
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The Greatest Battle of the Civil War, the battle of Gettysburg, began as a
chance encounter. Neither General Meade, the Union commander, not the South's General Lee wished to fight at Gettysburg,
but on the mourning of July 1, 1863, Union cavalry General John Buford made a
decision that set in motion a battle that would last for 3 days. 6" x 8" Jewel case with 3 day summation, .58 cal Mini and .69 cal
Round ball. $24.95 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! CHOOSE BETWEEN WHITE OR RED BACKGROUND. We use PayPal for secure online payment. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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LAST DEVIL'S DEN HAMMER FROM HUGE COLLECTION Dug Devil's Den Musket Hammer - What you see is what you get. This dug Musket Hammer was dug at Devil's Den. The relic was purchased from the George Olinger estate sale back in the late 1990's in a huge collection and is guaranteed an authentic Gettysburg relic from Devil's Den. Around 4:30 Gen. John B. Hood's Confederate division launched its much-anticipated assault. Spearheaded by Texans, Arkansans, and Alabamians, Hood's men swept over Sickles' men occupying the boulder-strewn Devil's Den and made their way toward a rocky hill known as Little Round Top. Seeing this movement, the Federals' chief engineer Gen. Governor K. Warren worked feverishly to rush troops to the imperiled sector. Two brigades of the Fifth Corps, Col. Strong Vincent and Col. Patrick O'Rorke arrived in the nick of time and were able to halt the Rebel advance, and secure the Union left. These rare Musket Hammer is an excellent addition to any Civil War collection. $65.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. |
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East Cavalry Field Saddle Shield - This saddle shield is for an 11 inch seat which is stamped into
the shield. The East Cavalry Field fighting was an attempt by Maj. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart's Confederate cavalry to get into the Federal rear and exploit any success that Pickett's Charge may have generated. Union cavalry under Brig. Gens. David McM. Gregg and George Armstrong Custer repulsed the Confederate advances. Guaranteed authentic and come with signed COA laminated on parchment paper. $45.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. Please call Traders East to order this East Cavalry Field Saddle Shield - Gettysburg Relics for sale - 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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RARE Hand Forged Confederate Gun Tool - This Confederate gun tool was dug on Culp's Hill. The one end has a small arms casing attachd, pprobably to prevent the iron from
flattening out. This is an awesome authentic Civil War tool which has been in my personal collection for many years. I have never seen another like it and believe it was made by the soldier. This and the crude instrument is the reason I believe it is Confederate. I have shown this crude tool to several Civil War authorities and they agree it is 99.9% positively Confederate. The Union had more military issued tools at their dispense than the Confederates who commonly made their own tools. This tool is in dug condition. The hand forged Confederate gun tool you see is the One You Get ! Authentic Gettysburg Civil War Artifact comes with signed statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper.
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EXTREMELY RARE - Few Ever Found - Dug Complete Henry Repeater Cartridge - Very few Union infantrymen at Gettysburg could boast of having the
more modern breech-loading rifle. The possessors of these arms usually belonged to special or elite units such as the 1st
United States Sharpshooters commanded by Colonel Hiram Berdan of the Third Corps, who had equipped his men with the
single-shot Sharps. A similar group, the 1st Company of Massachusetts Sharpshooters, had both Sharps and Merrill breech-loading
target rifles. One company in the 1st Minnesota regiment carried Sharps rifles. Another famous outfit, the 13th Pennsylvania
Reserve Regiment, known as the Bucktailed Wildcats, apparently had them also with Spencers. For a Civil War soldier, owning a Henry rifle was a point of pride. Although it was never officially adopted for service by the Union Army, many soldiers purchased Henrys with their own funds. The brass framed rifles could fire at a rate of 28 rounds per minute when used correctly, so soldiers who saved their pay to buy one often believed it would help them survive. This Henry is a super rare bullet and was from the Head of the Gettysburg Historic Societies private collection until his death in 1991. THE HENRY CARTRIDGE SHOWN IS THE ONE YOU GET ! - Signed Statement of Authentication on laminated parchment paper included. $50.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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JUST IN - US Horse Bit Emblem - The US Horse bit emblem is a very very easy recovery. The
emblem has a slight bend which may have caused it from coming off of the bridle. This rare artifact was recovered
on East Cavalry Field.
A great RARE addition to your Civil War collection. SPECIAL $55.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the brass ? US Cavalry horse bit emblem. Recovered on East Cavalry Field - Gettysburg Battlefiield prior to being illegal to keep relics. Please call Traders East to order this Gettysburg US Horse bit emblem artifact for sale - 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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JUST IN FROM LARGE CIVIL WAR COLLECTION ! Complete Civil War musket cap box with Maker Marked stamped in leather (see enlarged image) This leather musket percussion Cap Box is stamped W. Kinsey & Co. Newark NJ. The cap box is sound, straps and brass rivets are in very good condition. It is rare to find such a complete cap box with original tight finial. The finial is made of brass which indicates it is a Union cap box. Confederate cap boxes have lead finial's. Leather stitching is complete and tight. This is a great artifact and is Guaranteed authentic and come with signed COA laminated on parchment paper. |
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ROSENSTEEL MUSEUM CATALOG #5408 - CONFEDERATE BRASS POWDER FLASK This great Brass Powder Flask measures 7 inches long x 2 1/8 wide (probably pistol flask). The stopper is cork - The charger parts have been removed in order for the soldier to reload faster. There is a nice scrolled decoration and a quail game scene on. Flask has some small dents which can be expected since it went through a war. It was not unusual for Confederate soldiers to carry personal flasks into battle. Just a Great Gettysburg Civil War artifact from the Great Battle of Gettysburg fought July 1-3, 1863. "George Rosensteel was a nephew of John H. Rosensteel, who lived through the three days of fighting in Gettysburg. John was also the founder of the well-known Rosensteel Collection; his nephew George, an avid relic collector himself, later built his own National Museum in Gettysburg. The Rosensteel relic collection was later passed down to their daughter, Angela, who in 1941 married Larry Eckert. Eckert worked in his father-in-law´s museum and operated the famed Electric Map until the property was sold to the U.S. government in 1972. The Rosensteel/Eckert collection is the core of the the National Park Service museum collection. Some items have been deaccessioned by them over the years; others were held in the personal collection of the Eckerts, some of which has also been dispersed by family members following the recent deaths of Larry and Angela". |
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ONLY ONE * RARE 69 CAL. CONFEDERATE SHOT GUN SLUG - This Confederate shot gun slug is extremely rare. I have only had 3 in 20 years. Exact recovery location is unknown but was in a collection of Gettysburg Civil War bullets I recently acquired. A copy of diggers statement is included. I bought several bullets so I can't send the original statement or I have nothing on hand to prove there authenticity. Guaranteed original Confederate shot gun slug and come with signed COA laminated on parchment paper. SOLD --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the dug Gettysburg Civi War Confederate 69 cal shot gun slug for sale. Please call Traders East to order this artifact for sale - 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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RAREST cannonball OF THE CIVIL WAR - There was ONLY 1 - 6 pound Cannon at Gettysburg and that was in Latham's Battery under Longstreet's Army of Northern Virginia.
All 6 pound cannon balls at Gettysburg were recovered in the Area of Plum Run, The Little Round Top and Devil's Den. This is
the only place on the Gettysburg Battlefield that 6 pound cannon balls have ever been recovered. "The 6-pounder field gun was virtually obsolete at the beginning of the War because of the development of the much superior Napoleon and 3-inch rifles. The Confederate States ordered that they be melted down to make other weapons, and in Federal service they were modified by rifling the barrels. At Gettysburg, there was only one of these guns on the field, that in Alexander Latham's battery in James Longstreet's I Corps, Army of Northern Virginia. Field guns fired solid shot, shell, spherical case, and canister".(National Park Service)
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VERY RARE - LARGE BRASS CONFFEDERATE SASH BUCKLE - CULP'S HILL - During the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1–3,
1863, Culp's Hill was a critical part of the Union Army defensive line, the principal feature of the right flank,
or "barbed" portion of what is described as the "fish-hook" line. Holding the hill was by itself
unimportant because its heavily wooded sides made it unsuitable for artillery placement, but its loss would have
been catastrophic to the Union army. It dominated Cemetery Hill and the Baltimore Pike, the latter being critical
for keeping the Union army supplied and for blocking any Confederate advance on Baltimore or Washington, D.C. The Sash Buckle measures approximately 3 1/2 inches tall x 2 1/4 inches wide and it complete. The Buckle has a dark rich patina. It is just an AWESOME rare artifact ... This is the ONLY SASH BUCKLE I HAVE EVER HAD ! This Confederate Sash Buckle was part of the George Olinger estate and was purchased by a local collector at George's estate sale back in the late 1990's. I just bought it in April of 2013 from the collector. What makes this Confederate Sash Buckle unique and so rare, is the hammered design on the face. The Confederate soldier who owned it was certainly a man of means and could afford to have such a buckle. Included will be a photocopy of a famous image of Confederate POW's Captured at Gettysburg. Guaranteed authentic and come with signed COA laminated on parchment paper. $225.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Confederate Sash Buckle from Culp's Hill. Recovered on Gettysburg Battlefield prior to being illegal to keep relics/artifacts. Please call Traders East to order this Gettysburg Civil War Confederate Sash Buckle for sale - 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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1863 Merrimac Civil War Token - RARE - The battle between the Monitor and Merrimac is one of the most famous
Naval engagements of the Civil War. The engagement between these two ironclad ships was a watershed in naval warfare; the days of the wooden navies were numbered. These particular vessels did not engage each other again. The Virginia was scuttled by her crew when the Confederates abandoned Norfolk on May 11, 1862, and the Monitor sank in a gale off Cape Hatteras on December 31, 1862. However, the U.S. Navy recognized the value of the design and ordered 35 more ships of that class in 1862 and another 24 in 1863, although many of them were never completed. This Civil War token is a rare one to find. The condition is very nice - see image. $65.00 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the 1863 Merrimac Civil War token for sale. Please call Traders East to order at 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Camp Dug 1831 Large Penny - This 1831 large cent was dug on the outskirts of the Gettysburg Battlefield
in a Confederate camp by a relic hunter. I have several coins which I will be listing as soon as possible. This large cent is in fair/poor dug condition with the date and "LIBERTY" barely visible. Great addition to your Gettysburg Civil War relic collection. Guaranteed authentic and come with signed COA laminated on parchment paper. $17.95 --FREE SHIPPING IN THE US ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment unless notified differently. We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the 1831 Large cent dug Gettysburg Civil War relic artifact for sale. Please call Traders East to order at 717-352-2672 or email items and payment questions to - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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DUG GETTYSBURG US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE #1 - This US Cartridge Box Plate is 1 of 4 Authentic
Gettysburg Civil War plates purchased from a long time collector of local Gettysburg Civil War
Artifacts. The Cartridge Box Plate is in dug condition and is as was dug years ago. This is your
chance to own an Authentic US Civil War Cartridge Box Plate from The Great Battle of Gettysburg,
fought July 1 - 3, 1863. The Plate originally was attached to the soldiers cartridge box.
The Greatest Battle of the Civil War, the battle of Gettysburg, began as a chance encounter. Neither General Meade, the Union commander, not the South's General Lee wished to fight at Gettysburg, but on the mourning of July 1, 1863, Union cavalry General John Buford made a decision that set in motion a battle that would last for 3 days. SIGNED COA INCLUDED ON LAMINATED PARCHMENT PAPER. GREAT BUY $215 - Shipped, insured and with delivery confirmation. SHIPPING IN US FREE! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the DUG GETTYSBURG US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE #1. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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DUG GETTYSBURG US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE #2 - This US Cartridge Box Plate is 1 of 4 Authentic
Gettysburg Civil War plates purchased from a long time collector of local Gettysburg Civil War
Artifacts. The Cartridge Box Plate is in dug condition and is as was dug years ago. This is your
chance to own an Authentic US Civil War Cartridge Box Plate from The Great Battle of Gettysburg,
fought July 1 - 3, 1863. The Plate originally was attached to the soldiers cartridge box.
The Greatest Battle of the Civil War, the battle of Gettysburg, began as a chance encounter. Neither General Meade, the Union commander, not the South's General Lee wished to fight at Gettysburg, but on the mourning of July 1, 1863, Union cavalry General John Buford made a decision that set in motion a battle that would last for 3 days. SIGNED COA INCLUDED ON LAMINATED PARCHMENT PAPER. GREAT BUY $215 - Shipped, insured and with delivery confirmation. --SHIPPING IN US FREE! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the DUG GETTYSBURG US CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE #2. Please call Traders East to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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~ HIGH IMPACT ~ THE BULLET YOU SEE IS THE ONE YOU GET - Guaranteed authentic Confederate .577 cal. Enfield. This Gettysburg "High
Impact" round hit something nearly straight on. These Civil War bullets are sometimes are called "MUSHROOM BULLETS" as
they resemble a mushroom when flipped over. This .577 Enfield bullet was recovered on Cemetery Ridge where Pickett's
Charge took place and is Confederate. This is a Highly prized bullet from that Famous Charge.
FREE SHPPING AND HANDLING ANYWHERE IN THE USA !
$19.95--SHIPPING IN US FREE!
Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, please let them know you want the .557 cal Enfield or Mushroom bullet from Pickett's Charge - Gettysburg Battlefield Civil War Bullet for sale. Thank You ! Please call to order 717-352-2672 and ask for the .577 Enfield from Pickett's Charge - Cemetery Ridge - High Impact bullet - Civil War relic for sale or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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JUST IN - CANNON ARTILLERY FRAGMENT FROM CEMETERY RIDGE (3" x 2") - July 1 to July 3, 1863. It formed a primary defensive position for the Union
Army during the battle, roughly the center of what is popularly known as the "fish-hook" line. The Confederate army launched attacks
on the Union positions on the second and third days of the battle, but were driven back both times.
The Cannon/Artillery shell fragment is heavy and measures approximately 2 x 2 1/4 long x 1 3/4 wide x 1 thick. Excellent Civil War relic from Gettysburg.
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JUST IN - CANNON ARTILLERY FRAGMENT FROM CULP'S HILL (2.5" x 1 3/4") - Culp's Hill is the only hill on the battlefield that was attacked
in some way shape or form on all three days os the battle. The Forces that were mostly involved in the fighting there were Johnson's
Confederate division (Stonewall Jackson's former command) and Union troops of the 12th Army Corps under the command of Major
General Henry Slocum. During the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1–3, 1863, Culp's Hill was a critical part of the Union Army defensive line, the principal feature of the right flank, or "barbed" portion of what is described as the "fish-hook" line. Holding the hill was by itself unimportant because its heavily wooded sides made it unsuitable for artillery placement, but its loss would have been catastrophic to the Union army. It dominated Cemetery Hill and the Baltimore Pike, the latter being critical for keeping the Union army supplied and for blocking any Confederate advance on Baltimore or Washington, D.C.[6] THIS CHUNCK OF IRON CAME FROM CULP'S HILL. IT IS HARD TO IMAGINE BEING STRUCK WITH SUCH A HEAVY PIEVE OF IRON. The Cannon/Artillery shell fragment is heavy and measures approximately 2 1/4 x 2 1/8.
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RARE DUG - Model 1851 Officer Belt Buckle This is the FIRST Officer buckle we have evr had. The buckle depicts a patriotic eagle, Use of the
rectangle sword belt plate was approved
with the Federal regulation of 1851 to be worn by officers carrying swords, and enlisted cavalry. Most were manufactured 1850's through end
of the Civil War. Measures 3 1/4 x 2 inches. The Buckle is in dug condition and has a very nice patina with the complete tongue for attaching to the belt. This Officer Belt Buckle was purchased from an Older Gentleman in Gettysburg along with a grouping including 2 US Buckles and Artillery, Infantry and Cavalry Insignia that I will be listing as soon as possible. The exact location it was recovered is not known but is guaranteed an authentic model 1851 Officers Buckle from the Gettysburg Battlefield and is from the Great Battle of Gettysburg, fought July 1-3, 1863. I believe there was originally a silver wreath which is missing. It is still a rare Gettysburg artifact. An awesome addition to your collection. We provide laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper with provenance. Also an image of the Officer Buckle will be printed on documentation for matching the buckle with the description. Don't miss this opportunity to own this awesome authentic 1851 Officer Belt Buckle. Displayed BEAUTIFULLY in an 4 x 5 Riker Display case. $300.00 from $355.00 -- SHIPPING IN US FREE! -- International buyers contact me for postage prior to check out please. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone call 573-242-3112 and ask for the 1851 Officers Belt Buckle. in display case, Civil War artifact for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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Brass Confederate Parrott Fuse This Confederate Brass Parrott Rifled Artillery fuse.
This fuse was found on Confederate Avenue and is an authentic Confederate brass fuse.
With two 20 pound Parrotts and two Napoleons on July 2, 1863 they
occupied a position on the crest of the Peach Orchard and we actively engaged in and firing upon new line of Union forces.
This authentic Confederate Brass Parrott fuse is a guaranteed relic from the Great Battle of Gettysburg. $95.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Rare Civil War Confederate Parrott Fuse for sale. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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10 SECOND ARTILLERY FUSES - 5 IN BLOCK OF WOOD - Box contains 5 fuze primers, a paper tube filled with a flammable product,
ingredients mixed to burn the designated time while in flight. The gunner would estimate the time to the target,
insert the appropriate timed primer into the metal or wood time fuse adaptor in the nose of the shell, which would
be ignited on firing, and burn into the powder cavity detonating the shell as it reached the target. These 5 fuses are inserted in a block of wood and were removed when needed. These fuses are extremely rare and highly prized by collectors. Fuses are from Frankford Arsenal and were in the collection of a Gettysburg dealer. More info up soon - click on image to see enlarged photo. Will add angle that shows fuses. 125.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. Please call to order 717-352-2672 or email items and payment options - Gettysburg Civil War Fuses. |
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12lb. Solid Shot Cannonball from Seminary Ridge JUST IN -12lb. Solid Shot Cannonball from Seminary Ridge - Longstreet was reluctant about the attack that Lee had ordered. It called for nearly 12,000 men (nine brigades) to march over 1,000 yards across open ground. The Confederate line would stretch for over a mile. Pettigrew's Division (of A.P. Hill's Corps) would comprise of the northern portion of the attack while Pickett's Division (Longstreet's Corps) would be the southern wing. The attack began with over one hundred Confederate guns opening fire along the Union lines. The Confederate shells tended to land over the Union lines and land amidst the rear (near the wagons and hospitals). In fact, Meade was forced to relocate his headquarters to Power's Hill. Colonel Alexander, commander of the Confederate I Corps Artillery, noticed that the Union batteries were momentarily withdrawing from their positions (only to be replenished and supported with replacement batteries) . If any time had come, this was the time. In effect, Colonel Alexander gave his opinion that the charge should proceed. Pickett-Pettigrew-Trimble Charge starting place. Looking at Cemetery Ridge. National Tower in background. Low (almost scrub appearing trees in left rear) before the higher trees, represent an orchard planted by the NPS at the site of the Bliss Farm.The attack started from Seminary Ridge with Pickett's and Trimble's Divisions and slowly marched eastward. Union batteries from Cemetery Hill to Little Round Top immediately opened fire on the advancing line, opening temporary gaps in the units. The Confederates kept coming and after 15 minutes, reformed their lines after crossing Emmitsburg Road. When the Confederates were within 400 yards, the Union artillery began firing canister and were also within Union rifle distance. The two wings of the Confederate advance converged as Pettigrew moved to the right and Pickett to the left. The line now compacted to about 1/2 mile long. This rare cannonball has been professionally treated by electrolysis to remove rust and debris from it's surface. The 12 pound cannonball was purchased from the estate of the former head of the Gettysburg Historical Society. George knew the historical value and just how to preserve the cannonball for generations to come. This 12 LB. cannonball comes with complete provenance and map of recovery area laminated on parchment paper to protect it's history for years to come. The provenance will be signed by George's son, Stephen Olinger and myself. COMES WITH FREE DISPLAY STAND. 3 DAY SPECIAL $425 FROM $450.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail within 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED ! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 717-352-2672, Tell them you want the 12lb. Civil War cannonball from Seminary Ridge for sale. Or email us for item and payment options - info@GettysburgAddress.com. |
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RARE Lead Confederate Company Letter for Soldier's Kepi Only Confederates had lead Company Letters for their Kepi Hats. This rare Company Letter "R" was recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield years ago when it was not illegal to hunt for artifacts. The letter is complete and has a very nice patina. This particular letter still has the holes used to fasten the letter to the Confederate Soldiers Kepi. An excellent and rare addition to any Civil War collection. Approx. 1 1/4 in. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included $65.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED ! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 717-352-2672, Tell them you want the Lead Confederate Company Letter "R".
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