General Beauregard Bullet
This highly collectible Civil War bullet was actually dug from a Civil War
battlefield and modified to include a photo of P.G.T. Beauregard. Just 2-3
millimeters in diameter, the Stanhope Lens mounted inside the bullet
magnifies 160 times to provide a crystal clear view of the microscopic B&W
photo inside. Limited series of 500.
General Gordon Bullet
This highly collectible Civil War bullet was actually dug from a Civil War
battlefield and modified to include a photo of John B. Gordon. Just 2-3
millimeters in diameter, the Stanhope Lens mounted inside the bullet
magnifies 160 times to provide a crystal clear view of the microscopic B&W
photo inside. Limited series of 500.
General Jackson Bullet
This highly collectible Civil War bullet was actually dug from a Civil War
battlefield and modified to include a photo of Stonewall Jackson. Just 2-3
millimeters in diameter, the Stanhope Lens mounted inside the bullet
magnifies 160 times to provide a crystal clear view of the microscopic B&W
photo inside. Limited series of 500.
General Lee Bullet
This highly collectible Civil War bullet was actually dug from a Civil War
battlefield and modified to contain a photo of Robert E. Lee. Just 2-3
millimeters in diameter, the Stanhope Lens mounted inside the bullet
magnifies 160 times to provide a crystal clear view of the microscopic B&W
photo inside. Limited series of 500.
General Pickett Bullet
This highly collectible Civil War bullet was actually dug from a Civil War
battlefield and modified to include a photo of George E. Pickett. Just 2-3
millimeters in diameter, the Stanhope Lens mounted inside the bullet
magnifies 160 times to provide a crystal clear view of the microscopic B&W
photo inside. Limited series of 500.
General Stuart Bullet
This highly collectible Civil War bullet was actually dug from a Civil War
battlefield and modified to include a photo of J.E.B. Stuart. Just 2-3
millimeters in diameter, the Stanhope Lens mounted inside the bullet
magnifies 160 times to provide a crystal clear view of the microscopic B&W
photo inside. Limited series of 500.
Walnut Display Case
Beautiful solid walnut framed case allows you to display your most
precious Civil War relics safely and without ever dusting them again!
Comes complete with foam interior, two locking latches and a glass front.
Measures 18"x 12"x 2" and accommodates materials up to 1" thick.
A Handbook of Civil War Bullets and Cartridges
James E. Thomas & Dean S. Thomas. Based on twenty years of research, this
is a source of accurate information on bullets, cartridges, and their
manufacturers that is both informative for the student of Civil War small
arms ammunition and a useful guide and checklist for building a
collection. Includes dimensions and weights along with information on
important variations. 94 pgs., hundreds of illustrations, data tables and
more. 5½"x 8½", sfbd.
U.S. Civil War 3 Bullet Display with Battle of Bull Run Product Description
3 Civil War Bullet Display with a .58 Caliber Minnie Ball, .69 Caliber
Musket Ball and a .52 Caliber Sharps Carbine. A Description of the Battle
of Bull Run.
U.S. Civil War 3 Bullet Display Case With Battle of Gettysburg Product Description Black Display Case with a Description of the Battle of Gettysburg and
a Display of 3 Bullets. .58 Caliber Minnie Ball,.69 Caliber Musket Ball
and a .52 Caliber Sharps Carbine.
U.S. Civil War Bullet Display Case with the Battle of Antietam Product Description
A Black Display Case with 3 Civil War Bullets Displayed. A .58 Caliber
Minnie Ball, .69 Caliber Musket Ball and a .52 Caliber Sharps Carbine. Has
a Description of the Battle of Antietam.
A perfect gift for Civil War buffs: A vintage
Harper's Weekly illustration, framed with an actual bullet from the war.
Harper's Weekly spared no expense in sending artists as well as reporters
into the field of battle to document the war. The artists' remarkable
drawings were published as woodcut engravings and later meticulously
hand-colored. Each framed illustration in this Civil War collectible is of a
battle scene, but will differ from the drawing shown here. Each bullet is
from a Civil War battlefield or campsite. These genuine pieces of history,
preserved in a handsome brown frame (16" x 21") with UV plexiglass, come
with a certificate of authenticity from The Caren Archive.
The Second Battle of Bull Run, or the Battle of
Second Manassas, was waged between August 28 and August 30, 1862, as part of
the American Civil War. It was the culmination of an offensive campaign
waged by Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia
against Union Major General John Pope’s Army of Virginia, and a battle of
much larger scale and numbers than the First Battle of Bull Run. The result
of the battle was an overwhelming Confederate victory, but the Union army
was left largely intact in comparison to Irvin McDowell’s army after the
First Battle of Bull Run/Manassas. This framed map of the Second Battle of
Bull Run contains an authentic excavated American Civil War 58 Caliber two
ring Bullet with certificate of authenticity.
