Number

Picture

Description

Price

0414

3" Hotchkiss Nose - Very Nice Brass Fuse - Nice Iron - Recovery Chancellorsville

$185.00

0417

3" Hotchkiss - Very Nice Brass Fuse & Sabot. – Iron Doesn't Come Much Better - Recovery - Battle Of Chancellorsville - Hancock's Apex.

SOLD

0422

2.94 - 3 Inch Schenkl (Combination Fuse - Case Shot) Excavated Salem Church.   Very Very Nice Shell

SOLD

0426

30 Lb. 4.3  Parrott - Excellent Fuse - Sabot Missing - Very Nice Iron, Doesn't Come Much Better - Recovery - Battle Of Petersburg

SOLD

0438

30 Lb. 4.2 Chill Nose Parrott  Bolt - Unfired Outstanding Bolt - Patent Date Of 1861, Very Light - 2 Sets Of Initials Appear - Iron Outstanding - A Great Shell For Any Collector - Recovery Unknown

$575.00

0446

20 Lb. 3.67 Parrott - Paper Time Fuse - Brass Sabot - Rifling Excellent - Nice Iron - Recovered - Petersburg Defenses

$300.00

0454

12 Lb. 4.52 Solid Shot - Recovery Unknown

$175.00

0455

12 Lb. 4.52 Solid Shot - Recovery Unknown

$175.00

0457

12lb. 4.52 Bormann – Beautiful Fuse – Recovery Unknown

$450.00

0461

4.31 Solid Shot – Recovery Unknown

$125.00

0462

2.9 – 3” C.S. Smooth Read “Sleeved” Copper Sabot – Lathe Dimple – Lathe Dog Remains – Wood Time Fuse – Recovery Petersburg (Varina Road)

$425.00

2923

6 Lb. 3.58, Solid Shot – Nice Iron – Recovery Unknown

$175.00

2925

6 Lb. 3.58, Solid Shot – Very Slight Gouge Out Of One Section – Recovered Unknown

$175.00

2929

12 Lb. 4.52, C.S. Solid Shot – Some Slight Pitting But Very Good – Recovery Unknown

$175.00

2933

12 Lb. 4.52, Bormann – Light To Moderate Pitting – Fuse Punch With A Vengence – Recovery Unknown

$350.00

2937

10 Lb. 3”, 2.9 Parrott – Some Pitting But Nice – Paper Time Fuse – Recovery Unknown

$225.00

2945

12 Lb. 4.52, C.S. Mortar Shell W/ Remains Of Wood Fuse – Very Nice – Recovery Petersburg

SOLD

The Following Artillery Shells Have Been Recovered By Both My Wife & I, Unless Marked In Blue – Overall Through The Years We Have Recovered More Than 80 Shells – Many Have Been Sold & A Few We Have Retained – The Number Or Marking That You See On The Shell Is My Own Personal Recorded Marking

2949

The Following Artillery Shells Have Been Recovered By Both My Wife & I, Unless Marked In Blue – Overall Through The Years We Have Recovered More Than 80 Shells – Many Have Been Sold & A Few We Have Retained – The Number Or Marking That You See On The Shell Is My Own Personal Recorded Marking

6 Lb. 3.58, Solid Shot – Some Pitting – Recovery Cedar Mountain – Marked Cm-30

SOLD

2955

12 Lb. 4.52, Solid Shot – Light Pitting W/ Roughly A 1 1/2” By 1 1/2” Pc .Knocked Out – Recovered South Mountain – Marked Sm-1

$170.00

2963

12 Lb. 4.52, Solid Shot – Some Pitting – Recovery Battle Of Mine Run – Marked Mr-367

SOLD

2968

12 Lb. 4.52, Confederate Side Loader W/ Light Pitting – Two Cracks Appear Starting At The Side Loader (See Photo) – Fuse In Excellent Condition – Battle Of Spotsylvania – Marked Sp-41

$425.00

2972

12 Lb. 4.52, Confederate Side Loader With Some Pitting – Battle Of Chancellorsville – Marked C-77

$475.00

2975

12 Lb. 4.52, U.S. Bormann W/ U.S. Marking On Fuse (S Appears Backwards) – Light To Moderate Pitting – Can Read All Numbers Including U.S. Marking – Fuse Punched At 4.5 Sec – Recovery Battle Of Fredericksburg – Marked F-48

SOLD

2981

3"- 2.9 - Confederate Smooth Read W/ Paper Time Fuse - Deep Lathe Dimple - Lathe Dog Knocked Off - Lathe Turnings Are Visible - Sabot Is Complete - Dug By Me At Chancellorsville

SOLD

2989

20 Lb. 3.67, U.S. Parrott – Pitting – Sabot Complete – Paper Time Fuse – When I Deactivated This Shell Many Years Ago It Was Filled Completely W/ Casting Sand…Why? – Many Years Ago I Read An Article Pertaining To Unscrupulous Manufacturers Not Putting Powder In The Shells – Recovery Battle Of Fredericksburg – This Was The 3rd Shell That I Excavated – Marked A-10

$235.00

2993

20 Lb. 3.67, U.S. Parrott – No Sabot – Overall Iron Excellent W/ Some Chipping At The One Side Of The Base – Recovery - Battle Of Vicksburg – Marked V-128

$225.00

2997

30 Lb. 4.2, U.S. Flat Top Parrott – Overall Iron Very Good – Sabot Missing – Very Nice Shell – Broke My Back Carrying This Out – Recovery Battle Of Vicksburg – Marked V-154

$400.00

3001

20 Lb. 3.67, Bottlenose (Chilled Nose) Parrott Bolt – Beautiful Rifling On Sabot Which Is Complete – Very Nice Bolt – Recovery Battle Of Vicksburg – Marked V-153

$325.00

3009

10 Lb. 2.94, Burton Dyer Case Shot – Sabot Complete W/ Remnants Of Tin Straps (Very Nice) – Straps Were Applied At Later Date In Order To Prevent Sabot From Breaking Off In Flight – Rifling Appears On Sabot – Has A Great Burton Dyer Fuse Remaining (Center Was Drilled Through) – Light Pitting – Very Nice Burton Dyer – Recovery Battle Of Spotsylvania – Marked Sp-804

$375.00

3013

10 Lb. 2.94, Burton Dyer Case Shot – No Sabot Which Is Normal For A Burton Dyer – Most Of Fuse Remains – Spanner Holes Remain Showing – Light To Moderate Pitting – Recovery Battle Of Chancellorsville – Marked C-15

$225.00

3021

10 Lb. 2.9, Hotchkiss Nose – Light Pitting – Beautiful Fuse – Recovery Battle Of Payne’s Farm – Marked P-78

3033

3" - 2.94 Confederate Mullane – Note Very Pronounced Mold Seams – Complete Sabot Section Missing – Wood Time Fuse – These Are The Most Pronounced Mold Seams That I Have Ever Seen – Iron In Excellent Condition, Marked Only Where They Knocked Off The Lathe Dog – Note Piece Of Wood Attached – When I Found This Shell This Piece Of Wood Was Adhered To The Shell. In Order To Electrolysis It, I Had To Remove The Piece And Re-Attach – Very Nice Shell – This Mullane Is A Good Example That The Confederates Were Deploying The Mullane As Late As 1864. Otherwise I Would Not Have Recovered It At The Battle Of Wilderness – Marked W-517

$500.00

3038

10 Lb. 2.94 Confederate Read – Lathe Dog Knocked Off – Flaking On Rear Of Shell W/ Part Sabot Showing Very Nice Rifling – Flaking Is Typical Of The Confederate Read – Overall Iron Is Nice – Fuse In Very Nice Condition, One Tiny Bump – Recovery Battle Of Spotsylvania – Marked Sp-2

$475.00

3042

10 Lb. - 2.94 Confederate Read - Flaking On Rear Of Shell Which Is Common For The Confederate Read However Complete Sabot Remains Showing Very Good Rifling W/ Lands And Grooves – Fuse Remains However Must Have Hit Directly On Fuse And Gouges Appear Accordingly – Overall Iron Very Good – Recovered Battle Of Chancellorsville – Marked C-76

SOLD

3051

10 Lb. 2.9, Confederate Read – Overall Iron In Good Condition Except Near Lathe Dog Where A Piece Is Knocked Out – Originally Had A Wood Fuse – Sabot And Lower Bourrelet Are Very Interesting, Has Three Field Cuts Made In Both Sabot And Lower Bourrelet – I Have Personally Never Seen This – Lands And Groves On Sabot Very Nice – Recovery Hazel River – Marked Hr-39

$500.00

3055

10 Lb. 2.94, Confederate Read – Some Pitting – Fuse In Good Condition Except For Hit At One Spanner Hole – Sabot Excellent W/ Lands And Groves – Overall Shell Very Nice – This Shell Was Dug By A Very Close Friend Of Mine. He And I Dug A Read Each That Day, Mine Being A Side Loader Which Of Course Made My Year – Recovery Battle Of Wilderness

SOLD