Authentic Gettysburg Civil War Relics, Civil War Artifacts
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Welcome to GettysburgAddress.com, here you will find great Gettysburg Civil War Relics, Gettysburg Civil War Buckles including Gettysburg Civil War Cannon balls, bullets, Insignia, Civil War displays, Cannon ball fragments, buttons, personal items. Also you will find rare dug coins, including 1863 Indian Head pennies and trimes - 3 cent silver pieces. We also have games played by soldiers, including Dominoes, dice. Oh, check out our great Civil War Relics. If we don't have it ... we'll find it for you!
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Rare Antique Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Deed from 1959. 1 - Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation deed in great shape! These antique deeds were issued in 1959 by the Battlefileld Preservation Assocation 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 Hallowed Battlefield property and the Battlefield deed was given in appreciation for the donation. Great antique campaign deed. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! VERY RARE DOCUMMENT $10.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want a Battlefield Preservation Deed 1959. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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VERY RARE 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 and are in Great
Condition. These Union Patriotic Slate Pencils are 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
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Gettysburg Daniel Lady Hospital Morphine(opium) Bottle This Civil War Morphine(opium) bottle was recovered The Daniel Lady Farm
many years ago. It is a rare and highly collectible Gettysburg Civil War Medical bottle. The farm was occupied by Southern
forces on July 1, 1863 and served as a hospital for the wounded. This particular hospital was gruesome, so much so 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.
As morphine was in short supply, the Soldier who received this scarce medication was one of the "Lucky" ones. Authentic Hand Blown beautiful bottle - Civil War Morphine Bottle from Gettysburg - The Lady Farm - Confederate Hospital measures approx. 2 1/2 tall. Bottle has small chip on top not seen in photo. This is an excellent Civil War Medical/Medicine bottle
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Hardee Hat Insignia/Pin I have inspected this Insignia and the stamping is correct and still retains amazing detail with both
attachment wires. Hardee hat - Aka "Jeff Davis Hat". Black with eagle badge keeping the left side of the brim pinned up. With brass designating the soldier's regiment, company and branch of service (bugle for infantry, cannons for artillery or sabers for cavalry). Western units like the Iron Brigade preferred the Hardee hat as its wide brim provided protection from the sun and rain. These hats were personalized by the men, usually shaped into a civilian styles like the centercrease, which was the precursor of the cowboy hat. The Iron Brigade initially consisted of the 2nd, 6th and 7th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment, along with the 19th Indiana, and was later joined by the 24th Michigan. This composition of men from the three Western states led it to be sometimes referred to as the Iron Brigade of the West. They were known throughout the war as the Black Hats because of the black 1858 model Hardee hats issued to Army regulars, rather than the blue kepis worn in most other units. Statement of authentication laminated on parchment paper included with display. $125.00 -- 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 Hardee Hat Pin Insignia in display case. or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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Rare Civil War Needles H. Milward & Sons dated 1857 packet of Civil War Needles. These needles are extremely
rare. I have been very very lucky to of had 2 packets before. I don't think my luck will continue as these needles are
very hard to come by. Packet contains 2 needles that are straight as an arrow. Packet is almost like a wax paper excluding
the label on front which shows date. SPECIAL $20.00 FROM 30.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! INTERNATIONAL BUYERS, PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR POSTAGE FEE
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Cemetery Ridge lines of Pickett's Charge - 12 Pound Cannonball. This infantry assault was 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. The charge is named after Maj. Gen. George Pickett, one of three Confederate generals who led the assault under Longstreet. This rare 12 pound Confederate Civil War Cannonball was recovered on Cemetery Ridge along Union lines defending against the famous Pickett's Charge. Purchased from a local Gettysburg collector/digger. This rare 12 pound cannonball was a very early recovery and therefore has no deep pitting or major surface damage. It is a excellent example and a superb addition to any Civil War collection. One of the nicest i have had to offer. The 12 pound cannon - "Napoleon" was the most popular smoothbore cannon used during the war. It was named after Napoleon III of France and was widely admired because of its safety, reliability, and killing power, especially at close range. In Union Ordnance manuals it was referred to as the "light 12-pounder gun" to distinguish it from the heavier and longer 12 pounder gun (which was virtually unused in field service.) Display stand provided for display on desk, mantle, coffee table, etc. Great conversation piece! $295.00 - INSURED PRIORITY FLAT RATE WITH DELIVERY CONFIRMATION ON ME! -- 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 573-242-3112 and ask for 12 lb cannon ball - Cemetery Ridge. or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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Civil War Mourning Jewelry - fob/necklace - choker - This is an excellent Civil War Mourning Jewelry piece with 14kt gold
attachments. Mourning Jewelry was made from hair which was then braided into a watch fob or choker - necklace for a loved one
or deceased spouse. This piece has extremely intricate weaving and is in excellent condition. The piece was at one time
repaired at the ring which attaches to the lock clasp. This is not unusual at all as these rare crafted pieces are very old and
somewhat fragile. Mourning Jewelry is Highly Collectible and very rare and hard to find, especially in such excellent condition. You will not be disappointed with this purchase I guarantee it. Approximately 13 inches long including clasp.
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RARE Civil War Officer's Traveling Inkwell This Civil War Officer's traveling inkwell is a rare find.
Made out of beautiful walnut with glass inkwell insert. This inkwell has a slight piece of the light colored wood missing. This is
an old imperfection as the edges of the small missing piece are smooth, not sharp as if it was chipped off recently.
The slight missing piece is probably because of the different hardness/density of the wood. This is a minor flaw and
has little bearing of it's value. This is the only one I have ever had and is priced to sell ! $100.00 reduced from $115.00 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK !!! --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 Civil War Officer's Traveling Inkwell. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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EXTREMELY RARE - Little Round Top Complete US Buckle This US Buckle with "Puppy-Paw" attachments was recovered many years ago on The Little Round Top - Gettysburg Battlefield. This US Buckle has Provenance documenting it's origin back to the Rosensteel/Eckert collection !!! The US Buckle is priced low for such a historic Gettysburg Civil War artifact. The Official name of the creek running through the Valley of Death between Devils Den and the Little Round Top is Plum Run, but it gained a second name - "Bloddy Run" - after the slow stream ran red with the blood of fallen soldiers for a few hours in July 1863. With the rain on July 4, 1863, it overflowed the banks and drowned some wounded men who hadn't been collected yet, reportedly all Civil War Confederates. The Valley was littered with so many bodies that it was over a week after the battle of Gettysburg ended before the fallen men could all be buried. This US Buckle has a very nice patina and was purchased from a Civil War Purveyor who purchased it from the Rosensteel/Eckert collection which is now the core of The National Park Services Gettysburg Battlefield collection. Complete Provenance and map showing recovery location included on laminated parchment paper.
Very Rare Documented Battlefield Artifact $325.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE!
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These red moulded bullet display cases are currently no longer available. I do NOT know if I will be able to find a new supplier !
Get them while they last...I have but a few currently.
3 Different Authentic Getttysburg Battlefield Bullets !
Local Gettysburg Battlefield bullets - .58 cal. "Mini-ball", .69 cal. CSA "round-ball and
a .52 cal. Sharps carbine. All in "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 Gettysburg Battlefield Civil War bullets! $25.00 --DELIVERY CONFIRMATION AND 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 Tell them you want a 3 Red Bullet display. or send m/o to: 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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Rare Confederate Bond Coupon. 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 extremely rare Authentic Bonds from 1863 are few and far between. Guaranteed Authentic Confederate Bond Coupon $30.00 from $32.95 -- 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 Bond Display. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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 very rare and I have very few. They are
made of bone with ebony wood backing and fastened with a brass rivet.
Gettysburg estate find.
$35.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE!
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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 their slow-firing muzzleloaders.
It became the most famous of all Civil War small arms. DUG CONDITION - Statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper included.
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Rare Confederate "Pain-Bullet" This rare 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. 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, it´s unbelieveable. A Black plastic injection molded stand will accompany this unique bullet for FREE.
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$20 Dollar Confederate Bill/Note - This $20 dollar Confederate note is in very good condition considering the age of this
authentic Civil War money. The note is hand signed and is dated Feb. 1864 issued from Richmond Virginia. It is also numbered 9855
which is also signed in ink. The signature, date and number appear to be a brownish color as ink used during the Civil War contained iron
which after years of aging looks almost like rust. This authentic Confederate currency is guaranteed to be genuine,
and the "REAL DEAL"! Shipped in clear plastic protective sleeve.
A Very Nice addition to any Civil War collection. SPECIAL $35.00 from $40.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! with delivery confirmation also. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS, PLEASE CONTACT ME PRIOR TO PURCHASE FOR POSTAGE FEE Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want 5 Civil War marbles. or send m/o to: 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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 varience.
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, Tell them you want 5 Civil War marbles. or send m/o to: 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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CONFEDERATE HEART ! - Brass Bed Roll Buckle This rare Confederate Brass Bed Roll Buckle came from a Gettysburg Battlefield collection
and was recently purchased during my trip to Gettysburg. It is attractively displayed in a 3x4 riker case. Comes with
photocopy of 3 POW Confederate Soldiers captured at Gettysburg standing in front of split-rail fence as seen below in Confederate POW display. 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. $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, call 573-242-3112 and Tell them you want the Confederate Brass Heart Bed Roll Bouckle.
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Excellent EAGLE BUTTON in clear holder for protection Great Authentic Gettysburg Union Eagle Button in clear plastic button holder. The button was not dug and was purchased from a Civil War Dealer in Gettysburg, it is in VG+ condition and has shank and has back marker mark. This Eagle General Service button is guaranteed an authentic Civil War button from Gettysburg. Statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper included. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! $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 573-242-3112, Tell them you want the non dug Union Eagle Button and Holder. or send m/o payable to:
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Dug Union EAGLE BUTTON and button case/holder Great dug Authentic Gettysburg Union Eagle Button and clear plastic button holder. This Union Eagle button came from the Gettysburg Battlefield. It was dug many years ago when it was not illegal to do so. Each button is guaranteed an authentic Civil War button. Statement of authentication on laminated parchment paper included. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! $17.50 FROM $19.50 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 573-242-3112, Tell them you want the Union Eagle Button and Holder. or send m/o payable to:
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Dug Union EAGLE CUFF BUTTON and button case/holder Sorry, DIFFICULT TO PHOTOGRAPH looks so much better - Great dug Authentic Gettysburg Civil War Union Eagle Cuff Button and clear plastic button holder. This Dug Union Eagle Cuff button was recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield many years ago when it was not illegal to do so. Each button is guaranteed an authentic Civil War button. LIMITED Availability ! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included $15.00 FROM $17.50 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 573-242-3112, Tell them you want the Dug Union Eagle Cuff Button and Holder. or send m/o payable to:
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Civil War Bone Dice These highly sought after authentic small Civil War Era Bone Dice are irregular in size and shape.
The bone shows the pores which blood would flow thru. Each dice is approx 3/8 in. semi-square and the dot placement
was done by hand as seen by the irregular dot placement. This pair (rare to find) were acquired in a trade with another
Gettysburg Civil War dealer. Dice was one of many games Soldiers plaed when not engaged in their duties.
... A must for every Civil War collector.
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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 infront of Seminary
Ridge which was the Confederate side of Pickett's charge. No doubt from that famous charge.
This cannister 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 shot from the Great
Battle of Gettysburg. FREE STAND! COA on laminated parchment paper included. This is an awesome relic and displays beautifully on your desk or shelf. A must for every Civil War collector. When you hold the massive ball in your hands, well there's nothing like it. $40.00--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 Canister Shot from Pickett's Charge and The High Water Mark. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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UNION EAGLE INFANTRY "I" BUTTON DUG w/straight shank and display holder ! Authentic dug Gettysburg Civil War Union Eagle "I" - Infantry Button. This Dug Union Eagle "I" button was an early recovery. Purchased from local Gettysburg collector, Purveyor. This Button is in good condition and has NO dents, cracks, etc... An excellent addition to any Civil War collection. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included SPECIAL $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 573-242-3112, Tell them you want the Dug Union Eagle "I" Button and Holder. or send m/o payable to:
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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 573-242-3112, Tell them you want the Lead Confederate Company Letter "R". or send m/o payable to:
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.577 Starr Carbine The Starr Carbine was a breechloading 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 items 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* $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 .577 Starr Carbine bullet. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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 sucess 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 bullet from the Gettysburg Battlefield. LIMITED AVAILABILITY! *Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included free of charge* 9.50--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 .54 caliber Burnside bullet. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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. EXCELLENT 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 very rare 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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CONFEDERATE "TEARS" These highly sought after .32 caliber pistol bullets were called Confederate "Tears".
They are very rare to find and not many were ever recovered in Gettysburg let alone in such exceptional
condition. 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. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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LARGEST UNION EAGLE INFANTRY "I" COAT BUTTON exc. w/display holder This Civil War Union Eagle "I" - Infantry COAT Button is undug and retains 99% of the gold gilding. Purchased from local Gettysburg Purveyor. This Button is in excellent condition and has NO dents, cracks, etc... This size Eagle Button was the largest made and is nearly the diameter of a quater. It is backmarked Scoville/Waterbury and has straight shank. Excellent addition to any Civil War collection. Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! Laminated statement of authentication on parchment paper included SPECIAL $37.50 FROM $45.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 573-242-3112, Tell them you want the Largest Union Eagle "I" Coat Button and Holder. or send m/o payable to:
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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 573-242-3112 andTell them you want the COMPLETE Spencer Cartridge. or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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RARE - Confederate High Base Sharps Carbine These rare Confederate "High-Base" Sharps
Carbine bullets are prized amongst Civil War collectors. They are rare to find from Gettysburg Battlefield. Surely will not last,
i have but 2 or 3
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Buck-n-ball 69 smooth bore musket round and 3 -.32 cal. were loaded to increase the
chances of hitting something - kinda like a shotgun. Grant refered to the 69 cal. as "flying pumpkins" due to the extreme inaccuracy. This is a guaranteed Gettysburg Civil War Bullet. $12.50--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 Williams Cleaner bullet. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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SUPER 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 Colt Pistol Bulets. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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~ HIGH IMPACT ~ Impact bullets Union and Confederate. These "High Impact" round hit something nearly
straight on. They sometimes are called "MUSHROOM BULLETS" as they resemble a mushroom when flipped over. I have several types
but all are guaranteed High-Impact bullets.
FREE SHPPING AND HANDLING ANYWHERE IN THE USA
$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 High Impact or Mushroom bullet. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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$185.00 - Beautiful Civil War Crossed Swords Cavalry Insignia in display case.
Attachments are all there and intact. These Cavalry sabers are extremely rare in this condition.
They would be a great addition to any collection. They are displayed in a 3.5 x 4.5 riker case. -- 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 573-242-3112 and ask for The Cavalry Crossed Sabers. or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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$215.00 - Very nice Civil War Artillery Crossed Cannons Insignia in display case.
Attachments on back are all there and in excellent condition.
This is another excellent item for any Civil War Collection. Displayed in attractive 3.5 x 4.5 riker case. -- 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 573-242-3112 and ask for Artillery Crossed Cannons. or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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$175.00 - Excellent Civil War Infantry Insignia's. This is a very nice Civil War Infantry Insignia in display case.
Attachments on back are all there and in good+ condition.
This is another excellent item for any Civil War Collection. Displayed in attractive 3.5 x 4.5 riker case. -- 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 573-242-3112 and ask for Infantry Insignia's. or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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" so to speak, it indicated where the bullet was made. I don't have many.
$9.95 GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC! SHIPPING IN US FREE!
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CONFEDERATE 69 CALIBER CIVIL WAR SMOOTH-BORE MUSKET BALL AND DISPLAY STAND. GEN. GRANT REFERRED TO THE 69 CAL SMOOTH BORE ROUND BALLS AS
"FLYING PUMKINS" AND SAID NO WORRY ABOUT BEING FIRED AT BY ONE OF THESE EXTREMELY INACCURATE RIFLES. FACT WAS AT
CLOSE DISTANCE THEY WERE VERY LETHAL. 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.
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1863 CIVIL WAR INDIAN HEAD PENNY - This is a rare CAMP DUG CIVIL WAR INDIAN HEAD PENNY.
A FEW OF THESE WERE FOUND IN A CAMP SITE AROUND GETTYSBURG.
FREE SHPPING AND HANDLING ANYWHERE IN THE USA
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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 Gettysbug recovered 54 mini-ball. These bullets were rare compaired to the 58 mini-ball which was the predominate round
of the day.$8.25--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. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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 Bullet from Battlefield.
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Authentic .54 cal. round ball. Fired from a smooth bore musket, Lee referred to thes as "Flying Pumpkins" due to there inaccuracy.
They were lethal at close distace and did there share of damage.
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The largest American bullet used during the Civil war, the 69 cal. mini-ball was a "Monsterous" bullet. Gettysburg recovery...
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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 are the Confederate buttons as they were much poorer and used whatever could be found or made cheaply. $19.50--SHIPPING IN US FREE! AND DELIVERY CONFIRMATION ALSO We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone, Tell them you want the Confederate buttons. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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Rare "pulled"" miniball. Imagine in the heat of battle and your bullet getting stuck or just not leaving the
barrel completely. You had to "pull" the bullet from the musket to clear the round from the gun. That's what we have here. Very nice display $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. To order by phone, Tell them you want a Pulled or Wormed bullet. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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LOCAL GETTYSBURG RECOVERY! Ten various Civil War relics dug from Gettysburg Battlefield. Display has a variety
of relics made up of items may include bullet, tent loop, spoon, buttons and/or odds and ends. Very nice display $27.50--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 10 relic display. 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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THE 69 CALIBER SMOOTH BORE MUSKET WAS MOSTLY USED BY THE CONFEDERACY AS IT WAS A CHEAPER WEAPON. GRANT REFERED TO THIS ROUND AS A -
FLYING PUMPKIN - DUE TO ITS INACCURACY.
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THE 69 CALIBER SMOOTHBORE MUSKET WAS MOSTLY
USED BY THE CONFEDERACY AS IT WAS A CHEAPER WEAPON. GRANT REFERED TO THIS ROUND AS A - FLYING PUMPKIN - DUE TO IT'S HIGH INACCURACY.
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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 varients. $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 mini-ball display 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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 varients. $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 white mini-ball display 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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 Minnae (spelling) 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 Monsterous 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! $17.00 -- 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 Monster 69 Mini-ball. or send m/o to: 573-242-3112 or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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. There is also a photo copy of soldiers
plaing dominoes. Just a great Civil War relic display which portray's a lighter side of a soldiers life as opposed to the brutality
of this war. From a local Civil War dealer/collectors collection and displayed in a 6 x 8in. display case. |
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Robert Edward Lee Born: Stratford Hall Alexandria Virgina1807 Died: Lexington Virgina 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 Includedin 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. or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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 portays 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 573-242-3112 or send m/o to: or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.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. $21.95 --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. To order by phone Tell them you want a square white or red flag Battle of Gettysburg display. or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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Eagle Breast Plate Little Round Top and Devil's Den Gettysburg Battlefield This Eagle Breast Plate was recovered years ago between The Little Round Top and Devil's Den years ago. The Official name of the creek running through the Valley of Death between Devils Den and the Little Round Top is Plum Run, but it gained a second name - "Bloddy Run" - after the slow stream ran red with the blood of fallen soldiers for a few hours in July 1863. With the rain on July 4, 1863, it overflowed the banks and drowned some wounded men who hadn't been collected yet, reportedly all Civil War Confederates. The Valley was littered with so many bodies that it was over a week after the battle of Gettysburg ended before the fallen men could all be buried. This Eagle Breast Plate has a dark brown patina, the iron attachments on back have long since rusted away. Statement of authentication and map showing recovery location included on laminated parchment paper.
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.52 cal. Spencer Carbine Display This dug Spencer Carbine bullet was only issued to
5th and 6th Michigan under Brig. 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 their
slow-firing muzzleloaders. It became the most famous of all Civil War small arms. This Spencer Carbine Cartridge was recovered on the Gettysburg Battlefield. The Cartridge is inert and makes an excellent addition to any Civil War collection or a great starter item. Statement of authentication laminated on parchment paper included with display. $55.00 -- 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 Hardee Hat Pin Insignia in display case. or send m/o payable to: Earth's Heartbeat attn ray kline 105 S. 1st St. Suit A Clarksville MO 63336 email:rkline@onemain.com. |
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RARE - .58 cal. Johnston & Dow mini-ball with original shin which held the black powder. This is 100%
authentic and guaranteed original mini-ball from the Great Battle of Gettysburg. This rare bullet and skin is beautifully
displayed in an approx 6.5 x 4.5 display case. These bullets and skin are rarely found complete, more often
than not the skin is broke off or torn. An excellent addition to any Civil War collection or a super
piece to start one. 115.00--SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! INTERNATIONAL BUYERS, PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR POSTAGE FEE
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"The Little Round Top" Early Dug US Box Plate - Magnificent Patina
"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". Statement of authentication and map showing recovery location laminated on parchment paper. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $165.00--INSURANCE AND SHIPPING/DELIVERY CONFIRMATION IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED!
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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 Gettysbrug 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". Laminated statement of authentication/provenance on parchment paper included CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $150.00 FROM $185.00 --SHIPPING IN US FREE! Will mail with in 48 hrs. of payment! GUARANTEED! We use PayPal for secure online payment. To order by phone 573-242-3112, Tell them you want the Rosensteel flask catalog # 5410. or send m/o payable to:
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RAREST CANNON BALL OF THE CIVIL WAR - Confederate 6 pound cannon ball is from the World famous Rosensteel/Eckert
collection which is now the core of the Gettysburg National Park Services collection of Gettysburg Battlefield Artifacts/Relics.
This is a VERY rare dug Confedarate 6 pound Cannon Ball from Gettysburg and a local collectors collection. 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 cannister".(National Park Service) These 6 pound cannon balls are rarely offered from the Gettysburg Battlefield. FREE ... BLACK PLASTIC INJECTION MOLDED DISPLAY STAND Detailed provenance and map showing recover location will be provided. All documentation will be Professionally complied on laminated parchment paper for this authentic Gettysburg 3.5 inch in diameter, approx. 6 pound Confederate cannon ball.
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US Box Plate - Picketts Charge Gettysburg Battlefield This US Cartridge Box Plate ws recovered many years ago on the field were Pickett's Charge occured. It has been in a private Gettysburg collection for many years. It has just been purchased by me and is now available. This is a rare authentic Gettysburg artiifact and will not last. Please is you are interested contact me as soon as possible before it is gone. I rarely come across Cartridge Box Plates from this part of the Battlefield. Pickett's Charge was an Infantry assault ordered by Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee against Major Gen. George G. Meades 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. This Box Plate has a dark brown patina and the edges have a tan appearence as the dirt has hardened around the parimeter over the years. The tan dirt will come off however, I will not scrape it off as I do not want to risk removing the patina which has taken nearly 149 years to form. The iron attachments loops on back have long since rusted away. The brass face and the lead filled backing are complete. Statement of authentication and map showing recovery location included on laminated parchment paper.
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