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Need help please! 1800s homsite finds
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Well the first three as I'm sure you know are bullets. We'd need a precise measurement in 1/100ths of an inch to positively ID them for you. I'd say the one in the center is the oldest from the patina. TheCannonballGuy knows quite a bit about old bullets, and can probably tell you more.
The other piece reminds me of a valve handle of some sort.
The other piece reminds me of a valve handle of some sort.
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The Francis England item seems to be made of lead.
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At 24/64ths on an inch your bullet is likely a .38 cal. Possibly .38 Long Colt. I'd guess it to be late 1800's early 1900's
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