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Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet
Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet
Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet
Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet
Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet
Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet
Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet
Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet
Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet
Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet

Battle of Antietam Smoketown Road Dug Civil War Relic Hammered Flattened Bullet

$ 13.19

Availability: 47 in stock
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Conflict: Civil War (1861-65)
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Condition: A completely hammered flat bullet, possibly used as a poker chip or game piece, which appears to have started out as an Enfield Bullet. This interesting artifact was recovered in the early 1970s from a farm along the Smoketown Road, very close to the East Woods (private property at the time, with permission). Very interesting looking pieces with great provenance!
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    We are working as partners in conjunction with Gettysburg Relics to offer some very nice American Civil War relics for sale.
    THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM / SMOKETOWN ROAD NEAR THE EAST WOODS (the area of recovery is circled on the map) - A completely hammered flat bullet, possibly used as a poker chip or game piece, which appears to have started out as an Enfield Bullet.
    A completely hammered flat bullet, possibly used as a poker chip or game piece, which appears to have started out as an Enfield Bullet. This artifact was recovered in the early 1970s from a farm along the Smoketown Road, very close to the East Woods (private property at the time, with permission). Major General Joseph Mansfield's XII Corps moved up the Smoketown Road on the morning of the battle and entered the East Woods. Mansfield was killed during this advance. A provenance letter will be included.
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