Authentic Civil War Bullet Recovered At The North Carolina Monument (Pickett's Charge Area) Gettysburg. A certified authentic bullet from the Gettysburg Battlefield found at the North Carolina Monument from the area where Pickett's Charge was launched, July 3, 1863. This the Confederate battle line and is one of the most famous spots on the Gettysburg battlefield. Pickett's Charge 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 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.

Best Set Authentic Gettysburg 3 Bullet Set Union, Musket Ball, Confederate In Collector’s Glass Case. One of our most popular sets! This set includes the three most used types of ammo in the Civil War. The Union 3 ring Minie Ball, the .69 caliber musket ball, and the Confederate 2 ring Minie Ball. We selected one of each to represent the most historic location for each of the three days of battle at Gettysburg. For day one, you will receive a Union 3 ring bullet recovered in Reynold’s Woods where the famous Iron Brigade fought gallantly on July 1st 1863. For day two you will receive a .69 caliber musket ball (used by both Union and Confederate soldiers) recovered on Little Round Top. Little Round Top was the spot on the Gettysburg battlefield where the famous 20th Maine commanded by Joshua Chamberlain fought on July 2nd 1863. Their fight was portrayed in the movie “Gettysburg”! For day three you will receive a Confederate 2 ring Minie Ball recovered in the Pickett’s Charge area (around the Confederate battle line). So to sum it up you get 3 bullets 1 of each of the basic types used from the 3 most historic spots on the field. This is the set most people buy if they are not sure what they want. An excellent starter set for the new collector; you can’t go wrong! Comes matted and framed in a Riker box (Mat color may vary. All relics 100% guaranteed to be authentic from the Gettysburg battlefield recovered pre-National Park and is legal to own. Comes with Museum documentation of authenticity (COA).Very limited. Please see our other Gettysburg battlefield collectors sets available on our web site.  Also note when browsing our web site there are several pages of items, at the bottom of the list look for other page numbers.

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  And other Gettysburg bullets in collectors boxes.

A certified authentic .69 caliber musket ball  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 musket ball  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.  Also note when browsing our web site there are several pages of items, at the bottom of the list look for other page numbers.

The Bullet Contained Within this Display Was Found Near The Homestead Orphanage On Cemetery Hill, Gettysburg. The wood is from the Homestead Orphanage .This is also the Building Where General O.O. Howard Had His Headquarters During The Battle Of Gettysburg. This Building Later Became The Homestead Orphanage. The Children Of Sgt. Amos Humiston Along With Many Orphans Of The Civil War Lived In This Building. This In The 1950’s This Building Became “The Charlie Weaver/Soldier’s Museum”. Pictured On The Front Of This Display Is A Copy Of The Original Photo Of The Building That Is In The Gettysburg Museum Of History. It Shows General Grant Visiting The Orphanage And The Children After The Civil War. Both The Wood And Bullet are 100% Authentic Bullet found pre-National Park and is 100% legal to own. A wonderful and rare set. This display comes matted and framed in a Riker display (collectors glass case). Mat color may vary. Great size 8″/12″ Comes museum documentation (COA). One side has the location and museum number one side is plain as shown in photo. Documented authentic bullets from Gettysburg are rare! Very limited supply. Also see our listing for Gettysburg bullets in collectors boxes. Also note when browsing our web site there are several pages of items, at the bottom of the list look for other page numbers.

Original Gettysburg Battlefield Bullet Set With Confederate Bullet. Original Union bullet original musketball original Confederate 2 ring bullet. These were the 3 most used types of ammo used in the Civil War. All three were recovered in Gettysburg and will have the recovery locations documented on the bullets. Sets will vary with different recovery locations. Confederate bullets are scarce from the Gettysburg battlefield, Confederates used a lot of captured Yankee ammo at Gettysburg. The bullets were recovered before the battlefield was National Park and are 100% authentic and legal to own. This set is housed in a 3"/4" Riker glass case and labeled. Comes with Museum documentation of authenticity (COA).Very limited. Please see our other Gettysburg battlefield collectors sets available on our web site.  Also note when browsing our web site there are several pages of items, at the bottom of the list look for other page numbers

More than 150 years after the event, the grand attack against the Union position on Cemetery Ridge still emotionally resonates with Gettysburg enthusiasts like no other aspect of the battle. On the afternoon of July 3, Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee ordered more than 12,000 Southern infantrymen to undertake what would become the most legendary charge in American military history. This attack, popularly but inaccurately known as “Pickett’s Charge,” is often considered the turning point of the Civil War’s seminal battle of Gettysburg. Although much has been written about the battle itself and Pickett’s Charge in particular, Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg is the first battlefield guide for this celebrated assault. One of the best new books about Gettysburg since Hessler's "Sickles At Gettysburg". AUTOGRAPHED by at least one of the Authors. The Gettysburg Museum of History provided some photographic and historical material for this book. This book has The Gettysburg Museum Of History's highest recommendations.

In the four most bloody and courageous days of our nation's history, two armies fought for two conflicting dreams. One dreamed of freedom, the other of a way of life.

The story of the battle illustrated with photographs and particulars of the soldiers who actually fought it. Appendices include complete orders of battle with casualties.