Civil War .69 Caliber Bullets Artifacts dug at Port Hudson for Sale

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Civil War .69 Caliber Bullets Artifacts dug at Port Hudson For Sale

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Civil War .69 Caliber Bullets Artifacts dug at Port Hudson:
$39.95

These unique artifacts from the Civil War era, specifically from the Battle of Port Hudson. These .69 caliber bullets were recovered from the battlefield and provide a tangible connection to a significant moment in American history. The bullets\' origin and manufacture remain unknown, only adding to their mystery and allure. The artifacts come from a time of great conflict, and their preservation and display serve as a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought for their beliefs.

These Civil War artifacts - bullets with case are a rarefind for any collector of militaria or Civil War memorabilia. These originalbullets date back to the 1860s, during the time of the Civil War conflict inthe United States. The bullets come in a case and are a perfect addition to anycollection of original period items and collectibles. Don\'t miss out on theopportunity to own a piece of history.

1863 The longest siege in American military history tookplace at Port Hudson, where for 48 days 6,800 Confederate soldiers held off30,000 Union troops. There were thousands of casualties before the Confederatesfinally surrendered after hearing that Vicksburg had surrendered. The site isalso the first battle in which African-American troops from Louisiana wereallowed to participate. They fought for the Union army against theConfederates. Port Hudson later became a recruiting center for African-Americantroops.

Dug up in the 70\'s in and around Port Hudson.