Crude Mold Confederate Bullet ~ TL7719 $15 Artillery survived a mid air explosion

survived a mid air explosion

For your consideration one McKee & Mason 430 - Thomas handbook 132A late-war production of Richmond and was made on a Lehner & White bullet machine

The patina is a slick grey black color

Inside of the cavity a small teat can be seen

Crude Mold Confederate Bullet ~ TL7719 $15 Artillery survived a mid air explosionFor your consideration one McKee & Mason 647 Unknown from crude mold cone pin cavity bullet. From my humble experience you find about as many cone cavities as cone pin cavities in this bullet type. You will find this bullet near 100% covered with North Georgia dirt & looks to be in very good to excellent dug condition. Just as dug condition. The patina is untouched should be a white to light brown color. One mold seam can be easily seen, see photo 1,