Authentic Civil War Bullet Recovered At Cemetery Hill Gettysburg Battlefield. A certified authentic bullet from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at Cemetery Hill where the Louisiana Tigers made their famous charge on July 2nd 1863. Cemetery Hill is considered one of the bloodiest spots on The Battle of Gettysburg. This is also near the spot Lincoln made his famous Gettysburg Address 4 months later, a very historic area. The bullet you receive will not be the exact same one in the photo. most from this area will be fired, some are dropped like shown. We will pick the best one from our inventory. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from Cemetery Hill are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Cemetery Hill and other Gettysburg bullets in collectors boxes.

Original Civil War U.S. Plate Recovered On Little Round Top Gettysburg 20th Maine Area. A Very nice early pick up (Pre-National Park) both hooks gone. The plate has a beautiful chocolate brown patina . It is very solid in early battlefield pick up condition with very little wear other than the brown patina, very mild pitting. This plate was found at Little Round Top in the 20th Maine area. Little Round Top is the most iconic spot on the Gettysburg battlefield and was where the 20th Maine rallied against the Confederate Alabama troops after Sickles advance on July 2, 1863. It was also where massive causalities were accrued on July 2nd. A very historic area and a remarkably rare U.S. box plate. Relics from this area rarely come up for sale. Comes with a deaccession letter from the Gettysburg Museum of History documenting the provenance of this artifact. Originally recovered by legendary old time relic hunter Al Flickinger. It has the number tag “21”and “LRT” and "Little Round Top in ink", this corresponds with Mr. Flickinger’s notes. This plate has never been offered before and has only been in Mr. Flickinger's possession as well as The Gettysburg Museum of History. A historic museum piece, A well documented authentic example from Gettysburg. Rarely Will you find a more well documented Little Round Top Plate. 100% guaranteed to be authentic. Certified by the Gettysburg Museum of History with documentation (COA) provided.

A certified authentic .69 Caliber Musket Ball from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at Little Roundtop from the area where the 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment fought on, July 2, 1863. Little Round Top is one of the most famous spots on the Gettysburg battlefield. It will not be the exact same one in the photo. most from this area will be fired, some are dropped like shown. We will pick the best one from our inventory. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own. There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from Little Round Top are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Little Round Top and Gettysburg bullets and collectors boxes

Authentic bullet, and five other artifacts with picture from Pickett’s Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg, July 3, 1863. Artifacts and picture will vary from piece to piece. We will pick the best one from our inventory. Framed in a collector’s glass case (Riker Case) with museum mat and art. The frame is 8"/12″ a great size and perfect gift. All Gettysburg relics were recovered before it was National Park and are 100% legal to own. 100% Guaranteed the be Authentic, Comes with Museum documentation (COA).Very limited. Please see our other Gettysburg battleifeld collectors sets available on our web site.

Original Confederate Ringtail Sharps Bullet Recovered Cashtown (Gettysburg Campaign). A scarce Confederate ringtail sharps recovered from the Confederate staging area and rest stop just outside Cashtown, PA. This area was passed by thousands of Confederate troops on the way to and from Gettysburg. Many great Confederate artifacts have been found in this area over the years. We have a few of these very nice C.S. ringtail Sharps from one of the old time local diggers we know personally, they were recovered decades ago. They have a rich clean white patina as expected for an excavated piece. Each one will vary (we will pick the best one from our current inventory). 100% guaranteed to be authentic Civil War Confederate ringtail Sharps from the Cashtown area. Museum documentation of (COA) included.

Authentic Confederate 2-Ring Civil War Bullet Recovered At The Confederate Line (Pickett’s Charge Area) Gettysburg battlefield. A certified authentic Confederate 2 ring bullet from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at Confederate

Amazing Gettysburg 1913 Veteran Scrapbook With Medals 102 Ohio Charles Otto Smith. Very interesting archive of material from Charles Otto Smith of the 102 Ohio Infantry. The book made by Smith includes his Veteran metals and photos, poems, flags, and more. Also included is an impressive archive of research with war records, pension records, newspaper articles, certified marriage certificate and much more. An outstanding archive of material for the advanced Gettysburg collector.

Original Civil War Bullet Recovered At The Triangular Field Gettysburg Battlefield. This is one of the most hard fought parts of the battle at Gettysburg on July 2nd 1863. The Triangular Field is next to Devil's Den. The 124th New York "Orange Blossoms" fought gallantly here.   Most will be dropped as shown but some could be fired and deformed. We will pick the best one from our inventory for you. This comes with museum documentation (COA). The bullet were recovered before Gettysburg was a National Park and is 100% legal to own. Very Limited supply. From one of the most historic spots on the field.  Very limited supply. Please see our other Triangular Field  relics in collector’s Boxes and other Gettysburg battlefield locations.

Original Civil War Bullet Recovered At Reynold's Woods Gettysburg Battlefield (Iron Brigade) Area This relic recovered in Reynold’s Woods on the Gettysburg battlefield. This is the area where the famous Iron Brigade fought the 26th North Carolina on July 1st 1863.This is also where General Reynolds was killed. Reynolds was the highest ranking General Killed at Gettysburg. Most will be fired as shown but some could be dropped. We will pick the best one from our inventory for you. This comes with museum documentation (COA). The bullet were recovered before Gettysburg was a National Park and is 100% legal to own. Limited supply. From one of the most historic spots on the field.  Please see our other Reynolds's Woods relics.

A certified authentic bullet from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at the "High Water Mark" from the area where Pickett's Charge was fought on, July 3, 1863. The High Water Mark is one of the most famous spots on the Gettysburg battlefield. The High Water Mark is considered the furthest point the Confederate attack achieved during Pickett's Charge. It is the climax of The Battle of Gettysburg. The bullet you receive will not be the exact same one in the photo. most from this area will be fired, some are dropped like shown.  We will pick the best one from our inventory. All Gettysburg relics were obtained before it was national Park and are 100% legal to own.  There will be no more bullets or relics from this area because relic hunting is now prohibited. Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from Pickett's Charge are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Pickett's Charge  bullets in collectors boxes.

Authentic U.S. Eagle N.C.O. Breast Plate Recovered At The First Corps Hospital Gettysburg Battlefield.  Very nice early pick up (Pre-National Park) three hooks are  broken. The plate has a beautiful chocolate brown  and slightly green patina . This plate was found at the First Corps Hospital site (White Church Road and Baltimore Pike this was the hospital site in July 1863.  A very historic area and a remarkably rare NCO  breast plate. Relics from this area rarely come up for sale. Comes with a deaccession letter from the Gettysburg Museum of History documenting the provenance of this artifact. Originally recovered by legendary old time relic hunter Al Flickinger. It has the number "13" and "1st Corps Hosp" in ink, this corresponds with Mr. Flickinger's notes. This plate was originally sold by us and it was recently bought back along with a few other items from this collection.  A historic museum piece, NCO plates are especially rare. A well documented authentic example from Gettysburg.

Original Gettysburg Battlefield Witness Wood From General Lee's Headquarters. A nice piece of wood from the tree that grew next to General Lee's Headquarters known as the General Lee Witness Tree. These were cut in the 1950's when the tree went down to sell at the Museum shop at Lee's Headquarters. Some are stamped some are not. We bought them directly from the former owners of Lee's Headquarters. Lee's Headquarters has now been purchased by the Civil War Trust and will be donated back the The Gettysburg National Military Park making this a unique and rare artifact.  A “Witness Tree” was one that was there and standing during the battle.  Certified by The Gettysburg Museum of History. Museum documentation (C.O.A.) included.