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Civil War, Indian Wars, Span-Am War | Auction |
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Civil War, Indian Wars, Span-Am War | Auction |
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by Centurion Auctions
Sat,
May
28,
2016
1:00 PM
Eastern
Militaria & Firearm Auction - Civil War, Indian Wars & Spanish-American War - Uniforms, Headgear, Photography, Edged Weapons, Firearms, Ordnance, Gear, Cloth, Instruments, Art, Documents, Medals.
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CIVIL WAR ERA STATE OF CONNECTICUT DRESS COAT Lot #17001 (Sale Order 1 of 322) CIVIL WAR ERA STATE OF CONNECTICUT DRESS COAT | Condition: Very good, some wear | Est. $200 - 300
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RARE US HUSSARS UNIFORM PIECE Lot #17002 (Sale Order 2 of 322) RARE US HUSSARS UNIFORM PIECE | Condition: Very good, some wear | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR 5th MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM COAT & PANTS Lot #17003 (Sale Order 3 of 322) CIVIL WAR 5th MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM COAT & PANTS | Condition: Very good, some wear | Est. $200 - 500
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19th CENTURY CIVIL WAR ERA ALABAMA MILITARY COAT Lot #17004 (Sale Order 4 of 322) 19th CENTURY CIVIL WAR ERA ALABAMA MILITARY COAT | Horstmann Bros. & Co buttons. Condition: Good | Est. $100 - 300
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INDIAN WAR CALIFORNIA NATIONAL GUARD INFANTRY COTE Lot #17005 (Sale Order 5 of 322) INDIAN WAR CALIFORNIA NATIONAL GUARD INFANTRY COTE | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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INDIAN WARS ERA STATE OF NEW JERSEY FROCK COAT Lot #17005a (Sale Order 6 of 322) INDIAN WARS ERA STATE OF NEW JERSEY FROCK COAT
Early 1870's.
Condition: Very good.
PreSale Estimate: 100.00 - 200.00
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MODEL 1884 US ARMY FATIGUE COAT NEVER LINED Lot #17006 (Sale Order 7 of 322) MODEL 1884 US ARMY FATIGUE COAT NEVER LINED | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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US SPANISH AMERICAN WAR RARE TROPICAL KHAKI VEST Lot #17007 (Sale Order 8 of 322) US SPANISH AMERICAN WAR RARE TROPICAL KHAKI VEST | Condition: Very good, some wear and discoloration | Est. $100 - 200
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US SPAN-AM 2nd LIEUTENANT ARTILLERY OFFICER COAT Lot #17008 (Sale Order 9 of 322) US SPAN-AM 2nd LIEUTENANT ARTILLERY OFFICER COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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1893 US 2nd LIEUTENANT INFANTRY OFFICER SACK COAT Lot #17009 (Sale Order 10 of 322) 1893 US 2nd LIEUTENANT INFANTRY OFFICER SACK COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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NAMED US MODEL 1881 ENLISTED MANS DRESS COAT Lot #17010 (Sale Order 11 of 322) NAMED US MODEL 1881 ENLISTED MANS DRESS COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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US MODEL 1895 INFANTRY CAPTAIN UNDRESS COAT Lot #17011 (Sale Order 12 of 322) US MODEL 1895 INFANTRY CAPTAIN UNDRESS COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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US MODEL 1881 ARTILLERY HORSE SOLDIER DRESS COAT Lot #17012 (Sale Order 13 of 322) US MODEL 1881 ARTILLERY HORSE SOLDIER DRESS COAT | Condition: Very good, torn lining | Est. $100 - 200
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US MODEL 1881 ARTILLERY HORSE SOLDIER DRESS COAT Lot #17013 (Sale Order 14 of 322) US MODEL 1881 ARTILLERY HORSE SOLDIER DRESS COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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US MODEL 1881 ARTILLERY HORSE SOLDIER DRESS COAT Lot #17014 (Sale Order 15 of 322) US MODEL 1881 ARTILLERY HORSE SOLDIER DRESS COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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US1888 DRESS COAT 22nd INFANTRY Co B Lot #17015 (Sale Order 16 of 322) US1888 DRESS COAT 22nd INFANTRY Co B | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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US MODEL 1885 INFANTRY DRESS COAT Lot #17016 (Sale Order 17 of 322) US MODEL 1885 INFANTRY DRESS COAT | Condition: Very good, some wear and missing buttons | Est. $60 - 120
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US ARMY SPANISH AMERICAN WAR FROCK COAT Lot #17017 (Sale Order 18 of 322) US ARMY SPANISH AMERICAN WAR FROCK COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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US ARMY SPANISH AMERICAN WAR SACK COAT Lot #17018 (Sale Order 19 of 322) US ARMY SPANISH AMERICAN WAR SACK COAT | Condition: Very good, some mothing | Est. $80 - 120
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US ARMY SPANISH AMERICAN WAR MODEL 1884 COAT Lot #17019 (Sale Order 20 of 322) US ARMY SPANISH AMERICAN WAR MODEL 1884 COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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SPAN-AM 6th MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT INFANTRY COAT Lot #17020 (Sale Order 21 of 322) SPAN-AM 6th MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT INFANTRY COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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SPAN-AM US MODEL 1881 DRESS COAT Lot #17021 (Sale Order 22 of 322) SPAN-AM US MODEL 1881 DRESS COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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SPANISH AMERICAN WAR MASSACHUSETTS DRESS COAT Lot #17022 (Sale Order 23 of 322) SPANISH AMERICAN WAR MASSACHUSETTS DRESS COAT | Size: 80 | Condition: Very good, some wear | Est. $100 - 200
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MODEL 1885 US OFFICER'S VEST Lot #17023 (Sale Order 24 of 322) MODEL 1885 US OFFICER'S VEST | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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US 2 VESTS & NAMED USS RHODE ISLAND NAVY CAP Lot #17024 (Sale Order 25 of 322) US 2 VESTS & NAMED USS RHODE ISLAND NAVY CAP | Condition: Very good | Est. $50 - 150
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MODEL 1881 US MUSICIANS ARTILLERY RIDING COAT Lot #17025 (Sale Order 26 of 322) MODEL 1881 US MUSICIANS ARTILLERY RIDING COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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SPAN-AM US ARMY MAJOR'S SACK COAT Lot #17026 (Sale Order 27 of 322) SPAN-AM US ARMY MAJOR'S SACK COAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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US MODEL 1881 ENLISTED DRESS COAT Lot #17027 (Sale Order 28 of 322) US MODEL 1881 ENLISTED DRESS COAT | Condition: Good, mothing | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR KEPI Lot #17028 (Sale Order 29 of 322) CIVIL WAR KEPI | Condition: Very good | Est. $300 - 500
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CIVIL WAR KEPI Lot #17029 (Sale Order 30 of 322) CIVIL WAR KEPI | Condition: Very good | Est. $300 - 500
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CIVIL WAR US MARINE CORPS MODEL 1861 SHAKO PLATE Lot #17030 (Sale Order 31 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MARINE CORPS MODEL 1861 SHAKO PLATE | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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19th CENTURY US EMBROIDERED KEPI Lot #17031 (Sale Order 32 of 322) 19th CENTURY US EMBROIDERED KEPI | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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19th CENTURY US ARMY KEPI Lot #17032 (Sale Order 33 of 322) 19th CENTURY US ARMY KEPI | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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19th CENTURY US KEPI Lot #17033 (Sale Order 34 of 322) 19th CENTURY US KEPI | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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19th CENTURY CAVALRY HAT LOT OF 2 Lot #17034 (Sale Order 35 of 322) 19th CENTURY CAVALRY HAT LOT OF 2 | Condition: Good to fair | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR GAR SLOUCH HAT Lot #17035 (Sale Order 36 of 322) CIVIL WAR GAR SLOUCH HAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR US DENIM KEPI Lot #17036 (Sale Order 37 of 322) CIVIL WAR US DENIM KEPI | Condition: Good to fair, wear and losses | Est. $100 - 200
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19th CENTURY NAVAL OFFICER BICORN HAT Lot #17037 (Sale Order 38 of 322) 19th CENTURY NAVAL OFFICER BICORN HAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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19th CENTURY NAVAL OFFICER BICORN HAT Lot #17038 (Sale Order 39 of 322) 19th CENTURY NAVAL OFFICER BICORN HAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR SECOND LIEUTENANT DRESS EPAULETTES Lot #17039 (Sale Order 40 of 322) CIVIL WAR SECOND LIEUTENANT DRESS EPAULETTES | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR OFFICER'S DRESS EPAULETTES Lot #17040 (Sale Order 41 of 322) CIVIL WAR OFFICER'S DRESS EPAULETTES | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR CASED FIRST LIEUTENANT DRESS EPAULETTES Lot #17041 (Sale Order 42 of 322) CIVIL WAR CASED FIRST LIEUTENANT DRESS EPAULETTES | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CASED OFFICER'S DRESS EPAULETTES Lot #17042 (Sale Order 43 of 322) CIVIL WAR CASED OFFICER'S DRESS EPAULETTES | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR BRASS OFFICER'S EPAULETTES Lot #17043 (Sale Order 44 of 322) CIVIL WAR BRASS OFFICER'S EPAULETTES | Condition: Very good | Est. $50 - 150
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CIVIL WAR CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE & BELT BUCKLE LOT Lot #17044 (Sale Order 45 of 322) CIVIL WAR CARTRIDGE BOX PLATE & BELT BUCKLE LOT | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR US BELT AND BUCKLE Lot #17045 (Sale Order 46 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BELT AND BUCKLE | Condition: Very good, leather is stiff | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US M1851 BELT AND BUCKLE Lot #17046 (Sale Order 47 of 322) CIVIL WAR US M1851 BELT AND BUCKLE | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR US CARBINE SLING Lot #17047 (Sale Order 48 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CARBINE SLING | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US CARBINE SLING TROOP A 28 Lot #17048 (Sale Order 49 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CARBINE SLING TROOP A 28 | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US BUCKLE WITH BELT & CARTRIDGE PLATES Lot #17049 (Sale Order 50 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BUCKLE WITH BELT & CARTRIDGE PLATES | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 300
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CIVIL WAR 1851 BUCKLE ALLEGHENY ARSENAL WITH BELT Lot #17050 (Sale Order 51 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1851 BUCKLE ALLEGHENY ARSENAL WITH BELT | Condition: Very good, belt is fair | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US SWORD BELT M1851 BUCKLE Lot #17051 (Sale Order 52 of 322) CIVIL WAR US SWORD BELT M1851 BUCKLE | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR NEW JERSEY PLATE Lot #17052 (Sale Order 53 of 322) CIVIL WAR NEW JERSEY PLATE | Size: 2.625" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR DINGEE & LORIGAN BURNSIDE CARTRIDGE BOX Lot #17053 (Sale Order 54 of 322) CIVIL WAR DINGEE & LORIGAN BURNSIDE CARTRIDGE BOX | Size: 8" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US CARTRIDGE BOX Lot #17054 (Sale Order 55 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CARTRIDGE BOX | Size: 7.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR US CARTRIDGE BOX Lot #17055 (Sale Order 56 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CARTRIDGE BOX | Size: 7.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR US CARTRIDGE BOX Lot #17056 (Sale Order 57 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CARTRIDGE BOX | Size: 7.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR US CARTRIDGE BOX Lot #17057 (Sale Order 58 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CARTRIDGE BOX | Size: 7.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR US S.H. YOUNG CARTRIDGE BOX Lot #17058 (Sale Order 59 of 322) CIVIL WAR US S.H. YOUNG CARTRIDGE BOX | Size: 7.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR US PISTOL CARTRIDGE BOX LOT OF 2 Lot #17059 (Sale Order 60 of 322) CIVIL WAR US PISTOL CARTRIDGE BOX LOT OF 2 | Size: 6" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR USNY BOSTON FUSE POUCH Lot #17060 (Sale Order 61 of 322) CIVIL WAR USNY BOSTON FUSE POUCH | Size: 4" | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US CAP BOX LOT OF 2 Lot #17061 (Sale Order 62 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CAP BOX LOT OF 2 | Size: 3" | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US CAP BOX Lot #17062 (Sale Order 63 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CAP BOX | Size: 3" | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US WATERTOWN ARSENAL CARTRIDGE BOX Lot #17063 (Sale Order 64 of 322) CIVIL WAR US WATERTOWN ARSENAL CARTRIDGE BOX | Size: 8" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR LEATHER CARBINE SOCKET MODEL 1859 Lot #17064 (Sale Order 65 of 322) CIVIL WAR LEATHER CARBINE SOCKET MODEL 1859 | Size: 2x2.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $60 - 80
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CIVIL WAR LEATHER CAVALRY SADDLE BAGS Lot #17065 (Sale Order 66 of 322) CIVIL WAR LEATHER CAVALRY SADDLE BAGS | Condition: Good, crazed leather | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US PRITCHETT MINIE BALL BULLET MOLD Lot #17066 (Sale Order 67 of 322) CIVIL WAR US PRITCHETT MINIE BALL BULLET MOLD | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR LEATHER SATCHEL & HORSE PISTOL HOLSTER Lot #17067 (Sale Order 68 of 322) CIVIL WAR LEATHER SATCHEL & HORSE PISTOL HOLSTER | Condition: Good, holsters are damaged and have been repaired | Est. $100 - 200
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SPAN-AM US HAVERSACK LOT OF 2 ARTILLERY & INFANTRY Lot #17068 (Sale Order 69 of 322) SPAN-AM US HAVERSACK LOT OF 2 ARTILLERY & INFANTRY | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 160
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SPAN-AM US HAVERSACK LOT OF 2 ARTILLERY Lot #17069 (Sale Order 70 of 322) SPAN-AM US HAVERSACK LOT OF 2 ARTILLERY | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 160
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CIVIL WAR ERA LEATHER DOUBLE HORSE PISTOL HOLSTER Lot #17070 (Sale Order 71 of 322) CIVIL WAR ERA LEATHER DOUBLE HORSE PISTOL HOLSTER | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR TIN DRUM CANTEEN Lot #17071 (Sale Order 72 of 322) CIVIL WAR TIN DRUM CANTEEN | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 300
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CIVIL WAR TIN DRUM CANTEEN Lot #17072 (Sale Order 73 of 322) CIVIL WAR TIN DRUM CANTEEN | Size: 9.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $50 - 150
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CSA 27th TEXAS CAVALRY WHITFIELD'S LEGION CANTEEN Lot #17073 (Sale Order 74 of 322) CSA 27th TEXAS CAVALRY WHITFIELD'S LEGION CANTEEN | Condition: Very good, some wear | Est. $200 - 400
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ANTIQUE MILITARY BUGLE LOT OF 2 Lot #17074 (Sale Order 75 of 322) ANTIQUE MILITARY BUGLE LOT OF 2 | Condition: Good to fair | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR ERA DRUM Lot #17075 (Sale Order 76 of 322) CIVIL WAR ERA DRUM | Size: 13.5x16.5" | Condition: Good, heads are dried | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR ERA SNARE DRUM Lot #17076 (Sale Order 77 of 322) CIVIL WAR ERA SNARE DRUM | Size: 14X16" | Condition: Good, heads are dried | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR VETERAN PRESENTATION CANE OHIO 1884 Lot #17077 (Sale Order 78 of 322) CIVIL WAR VETERAN PRESENTATION CANE OHIO 1884 | Size: 33.25" | Condition: Good, top is worn and shaft has paint marks | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR CASED 1/6 PLATE AMBRPTYPE OF A SOLDIER Lot #17078 (Sale Order 79 of 322) CIVIL WAR CASED 1/6 PLATE AMBRPTYPE OF A SOLDIER | Size: 3x3.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR 1/2 PLATE COLORED TINTYPE UNION OFFICER Lot #17079 (Sale Order 80 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/2 PLATE COLORED TINTYPE UNION OFFICER 1/2 plate colored tintype of a US Officer with sword | Size: 5x6" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER Lot #17080 (Sale Order 81 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER | Size: 3x3.25" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 150
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CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER Lot #17081 (Sale Order 82 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER | Size: 2.75X3.25" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER Lot #17082 (Sale Order 83 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER | Size: 2.5X3.25" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER Lot #17083 (Sale Order 84 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER | Size: 3.25X3.625" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR CASED 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF UNION SOLDIER Lot #17084 (Sale Order 85 of 322) CIVIL WAR CASED 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF UNION SOLDIER | Size: 3.25X3.625" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE UNION SOLDIER W/ RIFLE Lot #17085 (Sale Order 86 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE UNION SOLDIER W/ RIFLE | Size: 2.75X3.25" | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE UNION SOLDIER W/ RIFLE Lot #17086 (Sale Order 87 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE UNION SOLDIER W/ RIFLE | Size: 3.125x3.625" | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE UNION SOLDIER W/ RIFLE Lot #17087 (Sale Order 88 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE UNION SOLDIER W/ RIFLE | Size: 2.875x3.375" | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE Lot #17088 (Sale Order 89 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE | Size: 3x3.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 150
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CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF STEPHEN DOUGLAS Lot #17089 (Sale Order 90 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/6 PLATE TINTYPE OF STEPHEN DOUGLAS | Size: 3.25x3.625" | Condition: Very good | Est. $400 - 600
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CIVIL WAR 1/4 PLATE TINTYPE OF UNION SOLDIERS Lot #17090 (Sale Order 91 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/4 PLATE TINTYPE OF UNION SOLDIERS | Size: 3.625x4.625" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR 1/16 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER Lot #17091 (Sale Order 92 of 322) CIVIL WAR 1/16 PLATE TINTYPE OF A UNION SOLDIER | Size: 2.125x2.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $50 - 150
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CIVIL WAR GENERAL PHOTO BY ALEXANDER GARDNER Lot #17092 (Sale Order 93 of 322) CIVIL WAR GENERAL PHOTO BY ALEXANDER GARDNER | Size: 20x24" | Condition: Very good, some fading and damage to gesso | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR GENERAL PHOTO Lot #17093 (Sale Order 94 of 322) CIVIL WAR GENERAL PHOTO | Size: 27.5x33.5" | Condition: Good | Est. $100 - 200
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OVAL FRAME FULLL PLATE TINTYPE PORTRAIT Lot #17094 (Sale Order 95 of 322) OVAL FRAME FULLL PLATE TINTYPE PORTRAIT | Size: 11.5x9.25" | Condition: Very good | Est. $50 - 150
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SPAN-AM US CONVEX OVAL FRAME SOLDIER PORTRAIT Lot #17095 (Sale Order 96 of 322) SPAN-AM US CONVEX OVAL FRAME SOLDIER PORTRAIT | Size: 23x14.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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FRAMED STONEWALL JACKSON PRINT Lot #17096 (Sale Order 97 of 322) FRAMED STONEWALL JACKSON PRINT Later printing from original plate. | Size: 27x31.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR FRAMED US GRANT PORTRAIT E C MIDDLETON Lot #17097 (Sale Order 98 of 322) CIVIL WAR FRAMED US GRANT PORTRAIT E C MIDDLETON | Condition: Very good, loss to frame | Est. $200 - 400
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FRAMED ABRAHAM LINCOLN PORTRAIT Lot #17098 (Sale Order 99 of 322) FRAMED ABRAHAM LINCOLN PORTRAIT | Size: 13.5x16.75" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 300
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OIL ON CANVAS ABRAHAM LINCOLN PORTRAIT Lot #17099 (Sale Order 100 of 322) OIL ON CANVAS ABRAHAM LINCOLN PORTRAIT | Size: 12.25x15.25" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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THE ROUGH RIDERS SAN JUAN HILL COLOR PRINT Lot #17100 (Sale Order 101 of 322) THE ROUGH RIDERS SAN JUAN HILL COLOR PRINT Framed period colored print of The Rough Riders including Teddy Roosevelt on San Juan Hill. | Size: 39x31" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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SANISH AMERICAN WAR USS MAINE FRAMED PRINT Lot #17101 (Sale Order 102 of 322) SANISH AMERICAN WAR USS MAINE FRAMED PRINT | Size: 20.5x15.25" | Condition: Very good, discoloration. Damage to frame | Est. $100 - 200
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BATTLE OF THE BIG HORN KURZ & ALLISON LITHOGRAPH Lot #17102 (Sale Order 103 of 322) BATTLE OF THE BIG HORN KURZ & ALLISON LITHOGRAPH Framed period print Battle Of The Big Horn by Kurz & Allison. | Size: 31.5x25.5" | Condition: Very good, some discoloration and tears and light damage to frame. | Est. $500 - 800
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CIVIL WAR LINCOLN ASSASSINATION NEWSPAPER LOT OF 9 Lot #17103 (Sale Order 104 of 322) CIVIL WAR LINCOLN ASSASSINATION NEWSPAPER LOT OF 9 9 issues of the The Press from March and May 1865 chronicling events from Lincoln's second inauguration through the assassination and investigation. | Condition: Good | Est. $50 - 150
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RARE WARTIME LETTER CONFEDERATE GEN WADE HAMPTON Lot #17104 (Sale Order 105 of 322) RARE WARTIME LETTER CONFEDERATE GEN WADE HAMPTON Rare Wartime letter, dated November 20, 1864 to Major General Lunsford Lomax from Lieutenant General Wade Hampton. ALS, np. The letter is written on Head Quarters Cavalry Corps, Army of Northern Virginia stationery expressing gratitude and offering assistance to Gen. Lomax. General, I have read with great interest your report of operations in the valley + I have forwarded it to Gen. Lee asking his particular attention to it. I also sent the papers shoeing your wants + I hope they will soon be supplied. You may rest assured that I shall do all in my power to assist you in making your command as effective as you desire + I hope that you will call on me without hesitation whenever I can aid you. It gives me pleasure to learn that you are making rapid steps in improving your command + I hope that it will soon be thoroughly organized + equipped. Let me hear from you often + tell me fully your wants. With my best wishes, I am Very Respy Yrs, Wade Hampton Maj Gen'l. Wartime letters of Wade Hampton with Military Content are considered extremely rare. | Size: 7.75x9.75" | Condition: Excellent | Est. $15000 - 20000
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SADDLE & ARCHIVE GEN BD PRITCHARD 4th MICHIGAN CAV Lot #17105 (Sale Order 106 of 322) SADDLE & ARCHIVE GEN BD PRITCHARD 4th MICHIGAN CAV Important Archive and wartime saddle of General Benjamin D. Pritchard 4th Michigan Cavalry, captors of Jefferson Davis. The saddle was used by Pritchard at the time of the capture of Jefferson Davis. Archive includes personal papers, ephemera, and a copy of The Life and Times of B.D. Pritchard by James J. Green. Period and reunion photos of Pritchard, 1899 and 1915 group reunion photos of the captors of Jeff Davis, framed CDV of Andrew Bee captor of Jeff Davis. | Provenance: 1981 handwritten and signed letter from Dudley H. Pritchard grandson of Gen. B.D. Pritchard, conveyed at the time Pritchard sold this saddle and associated documents to Gary Bisacky. The saddle is consigned through the estate of Bisacky. | Condition: Very good to good | Est. $10000 - 20000
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UNRECORDED CIVIL WAR JEFFERSON DAVIS CAPTURE MAP Lot #17106 (Sale Order 107 of 322) UNRECORDED CIVIL WAR JEFFERSON DAVIS CAPTURE MAP Historically significant unrecorded map with handwritten additions and notes Detailing the Pursuit and Capture of Jefferson Davis. Original linen Map of Georgia. In his January 17, 1867 report to Congress on the pursuit and capture of Jefferson Davis, J. H. Wilson, Bvt. Maj.Gen. U.S. Army, concluded his report “I transmit herewith a map showing the railroads, rivers and important points mentioned in this report, and from which the movements and dispositions of the troops under my command may be fully understood.” Following the report is the notation “*Map not found.” Well, some 150 years after the pursuit and capture of Davis the map had been found. It is on linen, 32 inches wide by 35 inches in length, labeled in a fine hand “Map of Georgia, Showing the Disposition of the Cavalry Corps, M.D.M., Bvt. Maj. Gen. J. H. Wilson, Comdg. During the Pursuit and Capture of Jeff. Davis. May 1865. To accompany Report dated Jan. 17, 1867.” The map is partially printed, partially drawn by hand, the movement and dispatch of the troops pursuing Davis are drawn in detail concluding with the penned note “Jeff Davis captured May 10, 1865.” Included with the map is a 14-page House of Representatives Bill No. 1277 dated June 17, 1868 entitled “Capture of Jefferson Davis” authorizing the payment of the $100,000 reward offered by the President of the United States in May, 1865, for the capture of Jefferson Davis enumerating the distribution of the reward. Also included with the Map: (1) House of Representatives 39th Congress 2d Session, Mis. Doc. No. 82. January 15, 1867. Capture of Jefferson Davis “Evidence submitted to the Committee of Claims by the Claimants for the reward for the capture of Jefferson Davis. 26 pages. (2) Senate 39th Congress 2d Session, Ex. Doc. No. 13. Letter of the Secretary of War, communicating, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of the 26th instant, the report of Major General J. H. Wilson on the capture of Jefferson Davis. January 31, 1867. 8 pages (3) Senate 39th Congress, 1st Session Ex. Doc. No. 6?. Letter of the Secretary of War communicating In compliance with a resolution of the Senate of the 24th ultimo, the evidence upon which the awards for the apprehension of Jefferson Davis were made. April 30, 1866. 39 pages. (4) A copy of J. H. Wilson’s report of January 17, 1867 from The Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies [Serial No. 103, pages 370-380]. | Size: 32x35" | Provenance: For more than 40 years, Broadfoot Publishing has been engaged in the business of buying and selling rare military books. Within the normal course of business, they purchase large rare military book collections. This map was purchased in a collection some years ago. It was only recently discovered within a small box, in among a Civil War book collection. In the box, the map was folded and found with the 14-page House of Representatives Bill No. 1277 dated June 17, 1868 entitled “Capture of Jefferson Davis” (also included with this lot) . Since Broadfoot has purchased more than 500 book collections it would be impossible to determine the collection from which the map originated. The map is consigned through Broadfoot Publishing. | Condition: Map and associated documents are in excellent condition. | Est. $15000 - 20000
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LOT OF 19th CENTURY US DEVICES & INSIGNIA Lot #17107 (Sale Order 108 of 322) LOT OF 19th CENTURY US DEVICES & INSIGNIA Pair of 7th Cavalry collar devices, 10th Cavalry device, four 7th Cavalry GHEL collar devices, four infantry insignia, two Civil War bugle hat insignia, 2 cap insignia, pair of th Cavalry collar devices, group of letter devices. | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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SPAN-AM ERA US CHEVRONS & COLLAR TABS Lot #17108 (Sale Order 109 of 322) SPAN-AM ERA US CHEVRONS & COLLAR TABS Model 1892 USMC Quartermaster Sargeant, 2 Corpora, 1 Sargeant, Medical Sargent Steward, unissued Master Sargeant cavalry. 3 pairs of 1899 tropical tabs. | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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SPANISH AMERICAN WAR PIN MAJ WM GILLETT 6th OHIO Lot #17109 (Sale Order 110 of 322) SPANISH AMERICAN WAR PIN MAJ WM GILLETT 6th OHIO | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR THIRD MICHIGAN CAVALRY REUNION BADGE LOT Lot #17110 (Sale Order 111 of 322) CIVIL WAR THIRD MICHIGAN CAVALRY REUNION BADGE LOT | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR GAR REPRESENTATIVE BADGE LOT OF 4 Lot #17111 (Sale Order 112 of 322) CIVIL WAR GAR REPRESENTATIVE BADGE LOT OF 4 | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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PRUSSIAN CROWN ORDER 4th CLASS RED CROSS MEDAL Lot #17112 (Sale Order 113 of 322) PRUSSIAN CROWN ORDER 4th CLASS RED CROSS MEDAL Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871 | Provenance: Malcolm Dearing Collection. Dearing collected medals, orders, decorations, and Imperial German Pickelhaube helmets. Dearing collection highlights include the largest known collection of Imperial German veterans’ badges and Finnish medals. Dearing was also a longtime member of OMSA (Orders and Medals Society of America). In addition to collecting, Dearing was an active Civil War Reenactor and member of a Scottish band-and-marching unit. | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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PRUSSIA ROYAL PATENT OF NOBILITY KAISER WILHELM II Lot #17113 (Sale Order 114 of 322) PRUSSIA ROYAL PATENT OF NOBILITY KAISER WILHELM II 1895 Prussian Royal Patent of nobility signed by Kaiser Wilhelm II awarded to D. Ferdinand Waldeman Vethake. 17.5x14.5x5" silk lined wood case covered in tooled leather. 14.5x11" Adelsbrief folio covered in painted tooled leather with silver corners and accents containing the signed vellum nobility document. Leeather work is by R Borries, Berlin and the reverse of the folio is stamped as such. 6" engraved repousse 800 silver canister containing royal wax seal marked H. Schaper 26513 with elaborately knotted bullion cord and knots. | Condition: Very good, case has damage to lock where it was forced open and silk lining has some losses. Folio has minor wear and creasing to the tissue paper page separators. Folio is missing binding cord. Canister and seal are excellent. | Est. $1500 - 3000
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CIVIL WAR US SMALL E PLURIBUS UNUM POWDER FLASK Lot #17114 (Sale Order 115 of 322) CIVIL WAR US SMALL E PLURIBUS UNUM POWDER FLASK | 4.5x2" Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR POWDER FLASK Lot #17115 (Sale Order 116 of 322) CIVIL WAR POWDER FLASK | Size: 9.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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19th CENTURY NAMED US POWDER HORN Lot #17116 (Sale Order 117 of 322) 19th CENTURY NAMED US POWDER HORN | Size: 16" | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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LARGE 19th CENTURY AMERICAN POWDERHORN Lot #17117 (Sale Order 118 of 322) LARGE 19th CENTURY AMERICAN POWDERHORN | Size: 18" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US MODEL 1859 ARTILLERY BIT WITH TACK Lot #17118 (Sale Order 119 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MODEL 1859 ARTILLERY BIT WITH TACK | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR US HORSE BIT Lot #17119 (Sale Order 120 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HORSE BIT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US HORSE BIT Lot #17120 (Sale Order 121 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HORSE BIT | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US CAVALRY SPURS Lot #17121 (Sale Order 122 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CAVALRY SPURS | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US BRASS EAGLE HEAD SADDLE POMMEL Lot #17122 (Sale Order 123 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BRASS EAGLE HEAD SADDLE POMMEL | Size: 3.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US BRASS EAGLE HEAD SADDLE POMMEL Lot #17123 (Sale Order 124 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BRASS EAGLE HEAD SADDLE POMMEL | Size: 4.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE Lot #17124 (Sale Order 125 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE Lot #17125 (Sale Order 126 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE WITH CARBINE RING Lot #17126 (Sale Order 127 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE WITH CARBINE RING | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE Lot #17127 (Sale Order 128 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE Lot #17128 (Sale Order 129 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE SEAT Lot #17129 (Sale Order 130 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE SEAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $50 - 150
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CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE SEAT Lot #17130 (Sale Order 131 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE SEAT | Condition: Very good | Est. $50 - 150
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CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE Lot #17131 (Sale Order 132 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MCLELLAN SADDLE | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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BAKER & MCKENNEY MILITARY GOODS BOX Lot #17132 (Sale Order 133 of 322) BAKER & MCKENNEY MILITARY GOODS BOX | Size: 8.25" | Condition: Good | Est. $50 - 150
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNONBALL TREVILIAN STATION Lot #17133 (Sale Order 134 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNONBALL TREVILIAN STATION | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL MALVERN HILL Lot #17134 (Sale Order 135 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL MALVERN HILL | Size: 6 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL MALVERN HILL Lot #17135 (Sale Order 136 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL MALVERN HILL Found short of Union position. | Size: 6 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL CROSS KEYS Lot #17136 (Sale Order 137 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL CROSS KEYS Found short of Union position. | Size: 6 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL CROSS KEYS Lot #17137 (Sale Order 138 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL CROSS KEYS Case shot. Bormann fuse. Found short of Union position | Size: 6 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17138 (Sale Order 139 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL FREDERICKSBURG Case round ball. Lead side loader hole. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CSA CANNON BALL TREVILIAN STATION Lot #17139 (Sale Order 140 of 322) CIVIL WAR CSA CANNON BALL TREVILIAN STATION Case round ball. Hard powder fuse. Side loader. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17140 (Sale Order 141 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL FREDERICKSBURG Case round ball. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17141 (Sale Order 142 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL FREDERICKSBURG Case round ball. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17142 (Sale Order 143 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL FREDERICKSBURG Case round ball. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL WAYNESBORO Lot #17143 (Sale Order 144 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE CANNON BALL WAYNESBORO Case round ball. Bormann-type fuse. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR BRITISH CANNON BALL LOT OF 4 FORT GEORGE Lot #17144 (Sale Order 145 of 322) CIVIL WAR BRITISH CANNON BALL LOT OF 4 FORT GEORGE 1 lb, 4 lb, 6 lb, 12 lb. | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR US CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 FAUQUIER SPRINGS Lot #17145 (Sale Order 146 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 FAUQUIER SPRINGS 12 lb. US. 117 has Bormann fuse. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US CANNON BALL LOT OF 4 FORT GEORGE Lot #17146 (Sale Order 147 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CANNON BALL LOT OF 4 FORT GEORGE 2 lb, two 4 lb, 12 lb. | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US 12 lb BORMANN CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 Lot #17147 (Sale Order 148 of 322) CIVIL WAR US 12 lb BORMANN CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 95 is from Maryland heights. 151 is from Cross Keys. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 PORT REPUBLIC Lot #17148 (Sale Order 149 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 PORT REPUBLIC 112 is case with Bormann fuse. 116 is a solid ball | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 MEEM'S BOTTOM Lot #17149 (Sale Order 150 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 MEEM'S BOTTOM Polygonal cavity | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $60 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US 12 lb CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 Lot #17150 (Sale Order 151 of 322) CIVIL WAR US 12 lb CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 Solid Balls. 134 is from Cross Keys. 183 is from Trevilian Station. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US 12 lb CANNON BALL FISHER'S HILL Lot #17151 (Sale Order 152 of 322) CIVIL WAR US 12 lb CANNON BALL FISHER'S HILL Solid ball | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US 6 lb CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 Lot #17152 (Sale Order 153 of 322) CIVIL WAR US 6 lb CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 22 is a solid ball from Cross Keys. 162 is a case from New Market missing Bormann fuse. | Size: 6 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $60 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US 6 lb CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 Lot #17153 (Sale Order 154 of 322) CIVIL WAR US 6 lb CANNON BALL LOT OF 2 135 is from New Market. | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Reconstructed ground bursts | Est. $60 - 120
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CIVIL WAR BRITISH 6 LB CANNON BALL FORT GEORGE Lot #17154 (Sale Order 155 of 322) CIVIL WAR BRITISH 6 LB CANNON BALL FORT GEORGE | Size: 6 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ BOLT NEW MARKET Lot #17155 (Sale Order 156 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ BOLT NEW MARKET 3.25" diameter. Drop found on Shirley's Hill. | Size: 6.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ BOLT RESACA GEORGIA Lot #17156 (Sale Order 157 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ BOLT RESACA GEORGIA 3.25" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ BOLT MISSIONARY RIDGE Lot #17157 (Sale Order 158 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ BOLT MISSIONARY RIDGE 3" diameter. | Size: 6.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE ARCHER BOLT FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17158 (Sale Order 159 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE ARCHER BOLT FREDERICKSBURG 3" diameter. | Size: 5.75" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE ARCHER BOLT CROSS KEYS Lot #17159 (Sale Order 160 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE ARCHER BOLT CROSS KEYS 3" diameter. | Size: 6" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Driving band added for display. | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US CHILLED NOSE PARROT BOLT Lot #17160 (Sale Order 161 of 322) CIVIL WAR US CHILLED NOSE PARROT BOLT 3.5" diameter. | Size: 9" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS BOLT FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17161 (Sale Order 162 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS BOLT FREDERICKSBURG 3.8" diameter. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS BOLT LOT OF 2 CROSS KEYS Lot #17162 (Sale Order 163 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS BOLT LOT OF 2 CROSS KEYS 3.8" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Molded putty driving bands added for display | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS BOLT LOT OF 3 Lot #17163 (Sale Order 164 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS BOLT LOT OF 3 2.5" diameter. 36 is from Freemans Ford. 99 is from Port Republic. | Size: 5.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS BOLT LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD Lot #17164 (Sale Order 165 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS BOLT LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD 3.8" diameter. | Size: 6" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US WHITWORTH BOLT Lot #17165 (Sale Order 166 of 322) CIVIL WAR US WHITWORTH BOLT 3" diameter. | Size: 9" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $400 - 800
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS HANCOCK'S CAMP 1862-63 Lot #17166 (Sale Order 167 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS HANCOCK'S CAMP 1862-63 | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS HANCOCK'S CAMP 1862-63 Lot #17167 (Sale Order 168 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS HANCOCK'S CAMP 1862-63 | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS HANCOCK'S CAMP 1862-63 Lot #17168 (Sale Order 169 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS HANCOCK'S CAMP 1862-63 | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS Lot #17169 (Sale Order 170 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS Lot #17170 (Sale Order 171 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US 1 INCH GRAPE SHOT CROSS KEYS Lot #17171 (Sale Order 172 of 322) CIVIL WAR US 1 INCH GRAPE SHOT CROSS KEYS | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS Lot #17172 (Sale Order 173 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS Lot #17173 (Sale Order 174 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS Lot #17174 (Sale Order 175 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS BURKEVILLE Lot #17175 (Sale Order 176 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS BURKEVILLE | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS Lot #17176 (Sale Order 177 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BULLETS 9 LBS CROSS KEYS | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very Good | Est. $40 - 80
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CONFEDERATE TREDEGAR READ CASE PORT REPUBLIC Lot #17177 (Sale Order 178 of 322) CONFEDERATE TREDEGAR READ CASE PORT REPUBLIC 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 8.75" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ BROUN CASE OVERALL VA Lot #17178 (Sale Order 179 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ BROUN CASE OVERALL VA 3" diameter. Wooden fuse plug. | Size: 7.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ CASE Lot #17179 (Sale Order 180 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ CASE 3" diameter. Hard powder timed fuse. | Size: 8.75" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ CASE PORT REPUBLIC Lot #17180 (Sale Order 181 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ CASE PORT REPUBLIC 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 9" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ CASE FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17181 (Sale Order 182 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ CASE FREDERICKSBURG 3" diameter. Lead sideloader plug. | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US PARROT CASE Lot #17182 (Sale Order 183 of 322) CIVIL WAR US PARROT CASE 3.5" diameter. | Size: 10.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $60 - 100
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CIVIL WAR US PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 CROSS KEYS Lot #17183 (Sale Order 184 of 322) CIVIL WAR US PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 CROSS KEYS 3" diameter. Hard powder fuses. | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. 179 is embellished for display. 181 is an incomplete ground burst | Est. $60 - 100
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CIVIL WAR DYER CASE SHOT FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17184 (Sale Order 185 of 322) CIVIL WAR DYER CASE SHOT FREDERICKSBURG 4.2" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 8.75" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS CASE LOT OF 2 Lot #17185 (Sale Order 186 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS CASE LOT OF 2 3" diameter. | Size: 7" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Molded putty driving band added for display | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS CASE LOT OF 2 PIEDMONT Lot #17186 (Sale Order 187 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS CASE LOT OF 2 PIEDMONT 3" diameter. | Size: 7" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Molded putty driving band added for display | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS CASE LOT OF 2 NEW MARKET Lot #17187 (Sale Order 188 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS CASE LOT OF 2 NEW MARKET Flame grooves. 3" diameter. Hard powder fuses. Found on Shirley's Hill. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. 30 has molded putty driving band added for display | Est. $100 - 140
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS CASE LOT OF 2 PORT REPUBLIC Lot #17188 (Sale Order 189 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS CASE LOT OF 2 PORT REPUBLIC 3" Diameter. Hard powder fuses. | Size: 7" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US ARMSTRONG CASE Lot #17189 (Sale Order 190 of 322) CIVIL WAR US ARMSTRONG CASE 3" diameter | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS CASE Lot #17190 (Sale Order 191 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS CASE 3.67" diameter. Screw-in fuse adapter. Molded putty driving band added for display. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $60 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US BRITTEN CASE Lot #17191 (Sale Order 192 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BRITTEN CASE 3.5" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL CASE FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17192 (Sale Order 193 of 322) CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL CASE FREDERICKSBURG 3.67" diameter. Combination fuse. | Size: 11.75" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $300 - 600
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CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL CASE CHANCELLORSVILLE Lot #17193 (Sale Order 194 of 322) CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL CASE CHANCELLORSVILLE 3" diameter. Combination fuse. | Size: 10" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL CASE OVERALL VIRGINIA Lot #17194 (Sale Order 195 of 322) CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL CASE OVERALL VIRGINIA 3" diameter. | Size: 9" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ SHELL TREVILIAN STATION Lot #17195 (Sale Order 196 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ SHELL TREVILIAN STATION 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ SHELL FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17196 (Sale Order 197 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ SHELL FREDERICKSBURG 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CONFEDERATE TREDEGAR READ SHELL CHANCELLORSVILLE Lot #17197 (Sale Order 198 of 322) CONFEDERATE TREDEGAR READ SHELL CHANCELLORSVILLE 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 8.75" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ SHELL NEW MARKET Lot #17198 (Sale Order 199 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ SHELL NEW MARKET 3" diameter. Fired from Shirley's Hill. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ SHELL TREVILIAN STATION Lot #17199 (Sale Order 200 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE READ SHELL TREVILIAN STATION 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE MULLANE SHELL MALVERN HILL Lot #17200 (Sale Order 201 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE MULLANE SHELL MALVERN HILL 3" diameter. Wooden fuse plug. | Size: 7.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE MULLANE SHELL MALVERN HILL Lot #17201 (Sale Order 202 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE MULLANE SHELL MALVERN HILL 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE MULLANE SHELL MALVERN HILL Lot #17202 (Sale Order 203 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE MULLANE SHELL MALVERN HILL 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Wooden band added. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE MULLANE SHELL MALVERN HILL Lot #17203 (Sale Order 204 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE MULLANE SHELL MALVERN HILL 3" diameter. Wooden fuse plug. | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE BURTON SHELL MALVERN HILL Lot #17204 (Sale Order 205 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE BURTON SHELL MALVERN HILL 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 7.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE BURTON SHELL FAUQUIER SPRING Lot #17205 (Sale Order 206 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE BURTON SHELL FAUQUIER SPRING 3" diameter. | Size: 7.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE BURTON SHELL MEEM'S BOTTOM Lot #17206 (Sale Order 207 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE BURTON SHELL MEEM'S BOTTOM 3" diameter. | Size: 7.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 300
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CONFEDERATE ARCHER SHELL CHANCELLORSVILLE Lot #17207 (Sale Order 208 of 322) CONFEDERATE ARCHER SHELL CHANCELLORSVILLE 3" diameter. Wooden fuse adaptor/HP Fuse. | Size: 6" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $150 - 250
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CONFEDERATE ARCHER SHELL CHANCELLORSVILLE Lot #17208 (Sale Order 209 of 322) CONFEDERATE ARCHER SHELL CHANCELLORSVILLE 3" diameter. Wooden fuse adaptor/HP Fuse. | Size: 6" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $150 - 250
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE DYER SHELL FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17209 (Sale Order 210 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE DYER SHELL FREDERICKSBURG 3" diameter. Hard Powder fuse. | Size: 7" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Blowout on side. | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE LOT OF DAMAGED PROJECTILES Lot #17210 (Sale Order 211 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE LOT OF DAMAGED PROJECTILES 76 is a 3" Archer shell from Cross keys. 86 is a 3" Mullane case from Cedar Mountain. 136 is a 6 lb shell from Cross keys. | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Fair | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL PORT REPUBLIC Lot #17211 (Sale Order 212 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL PORT REPUBLIC Percussion fuse. 3.67" diameter. | Size: 8" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Molded putty driving band added for display. | Est. $100 - 200
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RARE 2.5" CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL FREEMANS FORD Lot #17212 (Sale Order 213 of 322) RARE 2.5" CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL FREEMANS FORD Anvil fuse. 3.67" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL CROSS KEYS Lot #17213 (Sale Order 214 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL CROSS KEYS Percussion fuse. 3.67" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL Lot #17214 (Sale Order 215 of 322) CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL Wooden fuse plug. 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Molded putty driving band added for display. | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL FAUQUIER SPRINGS Lot #17215 (Sale Order 216 of 322) CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL FAUQUIER SPRINGS Hard Powder fuse. 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Molded putty driving band added for display. | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL CROSS KEYS Lot #17216 (Sale Order 217 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL CROSS KEYS 3.67" diameter. Found on bluff above Confederate position. | Size: 5.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good, complete except for anvil. | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL OVERALL VA Lot #17217 (Sale Order 218 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL OVERALL VA Wooden fuse plug. 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Molded putty driving band added for display. | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL OVERALL VA Lot #17218 (Sale Order 219 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL OVERALL VA Hard powder fuse. 3" diameter. Shell with flame grooves, wood adapter for hard powder timed fuse. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL PIEDMONT Lot #17219 (Sale Order 220 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL PIEDMONT 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Missing fuse. | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL Lot #17220 (Sale Order 221 of 322) CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL Slider/anvil fuse. 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Molded putty driving band added for display | Est. $60 - 120
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CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL Lot #17221 (Sale Order 222 of 322) CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL Wooden fuse plug. 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. Molded putty driving band added for display | Est. $60 - 120
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CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL BRISTOW STATION Lot #17222 (Sale Order 223 of 322) CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL BRISTOW STATION Hard powder fuse. 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $60 - 120
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CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL 2nd WINCHESTER Lot #17223 (Sale Order 224 of 322) CIVIL WAR UNION HOTCHKISS SHELL 2nd WINCHESTER Hard powder fuse. 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $60 - 120
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CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 2 Lot #17224 (Sale Order 225 of 322) CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 2 Percussion fuses. 3.67" diameter. 93 is from Cross Keys. 100 is from Port Republic. | Size: 6.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good, 93 is a reconstructed ground burst. 100 is very good. | Est. $80 - 120
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RARE CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 4 CROSS KEYS Lot #17225 (Sale Order 226 of 322) RARE CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 4 CROSS KEYS Percussion fuses. Rare 2.5" diameter. Found in short and overshot locations around Confederate position. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good to good | Est. $150 - 250
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RARE CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT FREEMANS FORD Lot #17226 (Sale Order 227 of 322) RARE CIVIL WAR HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT FREEMANS FORD Percussion fuses. Rare 2.5" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR 2nd WINCHESTER HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 2 Lot #17227 (Sale Order 228 of 322) CIVIL WAR 2nd WINCHESTER HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 2 Hard powder fuses. 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR LARGE HOTCHKISS SHELL HAZEL RUN Lot #17228 (Sale Order 229 of 322) CIVIL WAR LARGE HOTCHKISS SHELL HAZEL RUN Wooden fuse plug. 4.2" diameter. | Size: 9.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 Lot #17229 (Sale Order 230 of 322) CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 Percussion fuses. 3.5" diameter. | Size: 10.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17230 (Sale Order 231 of 322) CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 FREDERICKSBURG Hard powder fuse. 3" diameter. | Size: 10.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD Lot #17231 (Sale Order 232 of 322) CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD Percussion and hard powder fuses. 3" diameter | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD Lot #17232 (Sale Order 233 of 322) CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD Percussion fuses. 3" diameter | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 CROSS KEYS Lot #17233 (Sale Order 234 of 322) CIVIL WAR PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 CROSS KEYS Percussion and hard powder fuses. 3" diameter | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD Lot #17234 (Sale Order 235 of 322) CIVIL WAR PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD Percussion fuses. 3" diameter. | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD Lot #17235 (Sale Order 236 of 322) CIVIL WAR PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 FREEMANS FORD Hard powder fuses. 3" diameter. | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 PORT REPUBLIC Lot #17236 (Sale Order 237 of 322) CIVIL WAR PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 PORT REPUBLIC Hard powder fuses. 3" diameter. 2 was found behind Union position, possibly fired by Confederate forces. 47 was found overshot of Union position "The Coaling". | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 MALVERN HILL Lot #17237 (Sale Order 238 of 322) CIVIL WAR PARROT CASE LOT OF 2 MALVERN HILL Hard powder fuses. 3" diameter. | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR 2nd WINCHESTER PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 Lot #17238 (Sale Order 239 of 322) CIVIL WAR 2nd WINCHESTER PARROT SHELL LOT OF 2 Percussion and hard powder fuses. 3.5" diameter. 20 lb. | Size: 10" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good to good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US PARROT SHELL Lot #17239 (Sale Order 240 of 322) CIVIL WAR US PARROT SHELL 4.2" diameter | Size: 11" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 140
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CIVIL WAR US PARROT SHELL LOT OF 3 Lot #17240 (Sale Order 241 of 322) CIVIL WAR US PARROT SHELL LOT OF 3 3" diameter. Percussion and hard powder fuses. 26 is from Port Republic, 155 is from Fauquier Springs, 157 is from Malvern Hill. | Size: 8.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 4 Lot #17241 (Sale Order 242 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 4 3" diameter. 28A and 69 are from 2nd Winchester and have hard powder fuses. 168 is from Cross Keys, has a rare 2.5" diameter, and a percussion fuse, and has a molded putty driving band added for display. 88 is from Atlanta, has a comb fuse, and has a molded putty driving band added for display. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR DYER SHELL FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17242 (Sale Order 243 of 322) CIVIL WAR DYER SHELL FREDERICKSBURG 3" diameter. Hard powder fuse. | Size: 7" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $60 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US BROOKE SHELL Lot #17243 (Sale Order 244 of 322) CIVIL WAR US BROOKE SHELL 3" Diameter. Purchased at Richmond Show. | Size: 8" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good. | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR JAMES TYPE 2 CROSS KEYS Lot #17244 (Sale Order 245 of 322) CIVIL WAR JAMES TYPE 2 CROSS KEYS 3.67" diameter. Slider/anvil/cap fuse. Found short of Confederate position. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 300
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CIVIL WAR JAMES TYPE 2 CROSS KEYS Lot #17245 (Sale Order 246 of 322) CIVIL WAR JAMES TYPE 2 CROSS KEYS 3.67" diameter. Anvil fuse. Found short of Confederate position. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 300
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CIVIL WAR JAMES TYPE 2 CROSS KEYS Lot #17246 (Sale Order 247 of 322) CIVIL WAR JAMES TYPE 2 CROSS KEYS 3.67" diameter. Anvil fuse. Found short of Confederate position. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 300
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CIVIL WAR JAMES TYPE 2 CROSS KEYS Lot #17247 (Sale Order 248 of 322) CIVIL WAR JAMES TYPE 2 CROSS KEYS 3.67" diameter. Iron anvil fuse. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $150 - 300
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CIVIL WAR US JAMES TYPE 2 SHELL FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17248 (Sale Order 249 of 322) CIVIL WAR US JAMES TYPE 2 SHELL FREDERICKSBURG 3.67" diameter. Slider/anvil/cap fuse. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR US JAMES TYPE 1 SHELL ATLANTA Lot #17249 (Sale Order 250 of 322) CIVIL WAR US JAMES TYPE 1 SHELL ATLANTA 3.67" diameter. Slider/anvil/cap fuse. Drop/bottom has tie ring for powder charge. | Size: 7.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 Lot #17250 (Sale Order 251 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 Lot #17251 (Sale Order 252 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 Lot #17252 (Sale Order 253 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 Lot #17253 (Sale Order 254 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 3" diameter. | Size: 6.5" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR US JAMES TYPE 2 SHELL RESACA GEORGIA Lot #17254 (Sale Order 255 of 322) CIVIL WAR US JAMES TYPE 2 SHELL RESACA GEORGIA 3.67" diameter. Slider/anvil/cap fuse. | Size: 8" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR US 8 INCH SHELL FRAGMENTS Lot #17255 (Sale Order 256 of 322) CIVIL WAR US 8 INCH SHELL FRAGMENTS | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Good | Est. $50 - 100
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CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 Lot #17256 (Sale Order 257 of 322) CIVIL WAR US HOTCHKISS SHELL LOT OF 3 3" diameter. 51 is from Fredericksburg with percussion fuse. 171 is from 2nd Winchester with hard powder fuse. | Size: 7" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR LOT OF DAMAGED SHELLS Lot #17257 (Sale Order 258 of 322) CIVIL WAR LOT OF DAMAGED SHELLS |52 is a ground burst 3" Hotchkiss case with a hard powder fuse from Shirley's Hill in New Market. 68 is a ground burst 3.5" Britten case with a Slider/Anvil/Cap
fuse from Cross keys. 180 is a 3" Parrot shell with a percussion fuse from Richmond. Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Fair | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY DISPLAY LOT Lot #17258 (Sale Order 259 of 322) CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY DISPLAY LOT 4 artillery display pieces comprised of reproduction and original parts for the purpose of educational display. | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $50 - 100
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CIVIL WAR US 5 INCH SCHENKL SHELL MALVERN HILL Lot #17259 (Sale Order 260 of 322) CIVIL WAR US 5 INCH SCHENKL SHELL MALVERN HILL 5" diameter. Percussion fuse. | Size: 14" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $400 - 800
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CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL SHELL CROSS KEYS Lot #17260 (Sale Order 261 of 322) CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL SHELL CROSS KEYS 3.67" diameter. Slider/Anvil/Cap fuse. Found short of Confederate position. | Size: 9" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL SHELL FREDERICKSBURG Lot #17261 (Sale Order 262 of 322) CIVIL WAR US SCHENKL SHELL FREDERICKSBURG 3" diameter. | Size: 9" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR BORMANN CANNON BALL TREVILIAN STATION Lot #17262 (Sale Order 263 of 322) CIVIL WAR BORMANN CANNON BALL TREVILIAN STATION 12 lb case. Howitzer sabot added for display | Size: 12 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR 6 LB CANNON BALL MCDOWELL VA Lot #17263 (Sale Order 264 of 322) CIVIL WAR 6 LB CANNON BALL MCDOWELL VA 6 lb case shot. Wooden fuse plug. Howitzer sabot added for display. | Size: 6 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE 18 lb CANNON BALL Lot #17264 (Sale Order 265 of 322) CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE 18 lb CANNON BALL Wooden fuse plug. | Size: 18 lb | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $300 - 600
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FULL BOX 50 CAL SPENCER CARBINE SAGE AMMUNITION Lot #17265 (Sale Order 266 of 322) FULL BOX 50 CAL SPENCER CARBINE SAGE AMMUNITION | Condition: Good | Est. $200 - 400
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CIVIL WAR FRANKFORD ARSENAL FUSES LOT OF 2 Lot #17266 (Sale Order 267 of 322) CIVIL WAR FRANKFORD ARSENAL FUSES LOT OF 2 | Condition: Very good | Est. $80 - 120
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ANTIQUE ITN LINED AMMUNITION BOX 30 CAL MUZZLE Lot #17267 (Sale Order 268 of 322) ANTIQUE ITN LINED AMMUNITION BOX 30 CAL MUZZLE | Caliber / Guage: 30 | Condition: Good, wear and light damage | Est. $40 - 80
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CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY TAR BUCKET Lot #17268 (Sale Order 269 of 322) CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY TAR BUCKET | Size: 8.25x7.25" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good, missing lid | Est. $200 - 300
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CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY FUSE SETTER Lot #17269 (Sale Order 270 of 322) CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY FUSE SETTER | Size: 4.5x3.75" | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 300
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CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY FUSE ADAPTER LOT OF 4 Lot #17270 (Sale Order 271 of 322) CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY FUSE ADAPTER LOT OF 4 | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 300
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CIVIL WAR ALEXANDER SHEFFIELD KNIFE NY Lot #17271 (Sale Order 272 of 322) CIVIL WAR ALEXANDER SHEFFIELD KNIFE NY | Blade Length: 7" | Overall Length: 11.75" | Condition: Good, some wear and damage | Est. $100 - 200
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CIVIL WAR LIBERTY AND UNION SHEFFIELD KNIFE Lot #17272 (Sale Order 273 of 322) CIVIL WAR LIBERTY AND UNION SHEFFIELD KNIFE | Blade Length: 6.25" | Overall Length: 10.5" | Condition: Very good, missing half of guard | Est. $80 - 120
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UNMARKED CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD Lot #17273 (Sale Order 274 of 322) UNMARKED CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD | Blade Length: 19.5" | Overall Length: 25" | Condition: Very good | Est. $400 - 800
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UNMARKED CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD Lot #17274 (Sale Order 275 of 322) UNMARKED CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD | Blade Length: 18.75" | Overall Length: 24.5" | Condition: Very good | Est. $400 - 800
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UNMARKED CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD Lot #17275 (Sale Order 276 of 322) UNMARKED CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY SHORT SWORD | Blade Length: 19.125" | Overall Length: 24.75" | Condition: Very good | Est. $400 - 800
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CIVIL WAR US NAVY M1860 CUTLASS BY AMES 1862 Lot #17276 (Sale Order 277 of 322) CIVIL WAR US NAVY M1860 CUTLASS BY AMES 1862 D.R. inspector mark. | Blade Length: 26" | Overall Length: 32" | Condition: Very good, nicks to blade edge. Scabbard missing chape and frog stud. | Est. $400 - 600
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CIVIL WAR US NAVY M1860 CUTLASS BY AMES 1862 Lot #17277 (Sale Order 278 of 322) CIVIL WAR US NAVY M1860 CUTLASS BY AMES 1862 D.R. inspector mark. | Blade Length: 26" | Overall Length: 32" | Condition: Very good. Scabbard missing chape. | Est. $400 - 600
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CIVIL WAR US MODEL 1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER 1864 Lot #17278 (Sale Order 279 of 322) CIVIL WAR US MODEL 1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER 1864 JM inspector mark. 31 stamped in guard. | Blade Length: 34.5" | Overall Length: 41" | Condition: Very good. | Est. $300 - 400
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CIVIL WAR US M1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER ROBY 1865 Lot #17279 (Sale Order 280 of 322) CIVIL WAR US M1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER ROBY 1865 A.G.M. inspector mark. | Blade Length: 34.5" | Overall Length: 40.5" | Condition: Very good. | Est. $300 - 400
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19TH CENTURY AMERICAN MILITIA SWORD Lot #17280 (Sale Order 281 of 322) 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN MILITIA SWORD | Blade Length: 34.75" | Overall Length: 31" | Condition: Very good, chips to grip | Est. $100 - 140
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US M1850 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER SWORD Lot #17281 (Sale Order 282 of 322) US M1850 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER SWORD | Blade Length: 31" | Overall Length: 36.5" | Condition: Very good, wear and discoloration | Est. $100 - 200
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US M1892 KRAG BAYONET 1899 PICKET PIN SCABBARD Lot #17282 (Sale Order 283 of 322) US M1892 KRAG BAYONET 1899 PICKET PIN SCABBARD | Blade Length: 11.5" | Overall Length: 16.25" | Condition: Very good, light oxidation, nick in blade. Scabbard missing straps | Est. $80 - 120
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FRENCH M1866 CHASSEPOT YATAGHAN SWORD BAYONET 1869 Lot #17283 (Sale Order 284 of 322) FRENCH M1866 CHASSEPOT YATAGHAN SWORD BAYONET 1869 St Etienne | Blade Length: 22.75" | Overall Length: 27.5" | Condition: Very good, light oxidation | Est. $40 - 60
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INDIAN WARS WAR US M1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER WKC Lot #17284 (Sale Order 285 of 322) INDIAN WARS WAR US M1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER WKC 94 stamped in guard | Blade Length: 35.5" | Overall Length: 41.25" | Condition: Very good. | Est. $200 - 400
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CONGOLESE AXE Lot #17285 (Sale Order 286 of 322) CONGOLESE AXE | Blade Length: 4" | Overall Length: 18" | Condition: Good | Est. $50 - 100
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ANTIQUE STAG HANDLE SWORD CANE TOLEDO Lot #17286 (Sale Order 287 of 322) ANTIQUE STAG HANDLE SWORD CANE TOLEDO | Blade Length: 19.5" | Overall Length: 35" | Condition: Very good, brass lock is separated from cane and requires repair | Est. $100 - 200
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19th CENTURY STAG HANDLE BOWIE KNIFE SOLINGEN Lot #17287 (Sale Order 288 of 322) 19th CENTURY STAG HANDLE BOWIE KNIFE SOLINGEN | Blade Length: 8" | Overall Length: 13" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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19th CENTURY BONE HANDLE BOWIE KNIFE Lot #17288 (Sale Order 289 of 322) 19th CENTURY BONE HANDLE BOWIE KNIFE | Blade Length: 9.25" | Overall Length: 14" | Condition: Very good, some wear | Est. $100 - 200
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MOULTON BROTHERS BRITISH STAG HANDLE KNIFE Lot #17289 (Sale Order 290 of 322) MOULTON BROTHERS BRITISH STAG HANDLE KNIFE | Blade Length: 6" | Overall Length: 10" | Condition: Very good, some wear | Est. $100 - 200
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H. SCHURHOFF & CO STAG HANDLE SHEFFIELD KNIFE Lot #17290 (Sale Order 291 of 322) H. SCHURHOFF & CO STAG HANDLE SHEFFIELD KNIFE | Blade Length: 7" | Overall Length: 11.25" | Condition: Very good, some wear | Est. $100 - 200
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J. RODGERS & SONS STAG HANDLE SHEFFIELD KNIFE Lot #17291 (Sale Order 292 of 322) J. RODGERS & SONS STAG HANDLE SHEFFIELD KNIFE | Blade Length: 9" | Overall Length: 13.75" | Condition: Very good, nicks to blade edge, crack in grip. | Est. $100 - 200
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RODGERS CUTLERS HORN HANDLE SHEFFIELD KNIFE Lot #17292 (Sale Order 293 of 322) RODGERS CUTLERS HORN HANDLE SHEFFIELD KNIFE | Blade Length: 6.75" | Overall Length: 11.25" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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J. RODGERS & SONS SHEFFIELD KNIFE Lot #17293 (Sale Order 294 of 322) J. RODGERS & SONS SHEFFIELD KNIFE | Blade Length: 4.25" | Overall Length: 8.75" | Condition: Very good, chipped tip and crack in grip | Est. $100 - 200
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ALFRED WILLIAMS STAG HANDLE SHEFFIELD KNIFE Lot #17294 (Sale Order 295 of 322) ALFRED WILLIAMS STAG HANDLE SHEFFIELD KNIFE | Blade Length: 6.25" | Overall Length: 11" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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BONE HANDLE BOWIE KNIFE Lot #17295 (Sale Order 296 of 322) BONE HANDLE BOWIE KNIFE | Blade Length: 8" | Overall Length: 13" | Condition: Very good, pitting to blade. | Est. $100 - 200
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19th CENTURY GERMAN HUNTING SWORD Lot #17296 (Sale Order 297 of 322) 19th CENTURY GERMAN HUNTING SWORD | Blade Length: 22.75" | Overall Length: 28.25" | Condition: Very good | Est. $100 - 200
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ANTIQUE JAPANESE 27 INCH KATANA SWORD Lot #17297 (Sale Order 298 of 322) ANTIQUE JAPANESE 27 INCH KATANA SWORD | Blade Length: 21" | Overall Length: 27" | Condition: Very good, light oxidation and 2 small chips to blade edge. Damage to saya | Est. $400 - 800
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INDIAN TULWAR SWORD Lot #17298 (Sale Order 299 of 322) INDIAN TULWAR SWORD | Blade Length: 29" | Overall Length: 34" | Condition: Very good, some oxidation | Est. $100 - 200
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BRITISH PATTERN 1845 INFANTRY OFFICER SWORD Lot #17299 (Sale Order 300 of 322) BRITISH PATTERN 1845 INFANTRY OFFICER SWORD | Blade Length: 32" | Overall Length: 37.25" | Condition: Very good, some wear and discoloration | Est. $80 - 120
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RARE 19TH CENTURY WK&C PISTOL/HUNTING CUTLASS COMBINATION Lot #17300 (Sale Order 301 of 322) RARE 19TH CENTURY WK&C PISTOL/HUNTING CUTLASS COMBINATION 19th Century German revolver / hunting cutlass combination. An extremely rare piece, with only a handful known to exist. Cutlass blade maker marked Weyersburg Kirschbaum & Co., affixed to stag handle ring trigger revolver, in specially made scabbard. Hoof quillon on blade, with etched hunting motif on either side, and clamshell guard. | Condition: Overall very good. | Est. $4000 - 6000
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19TH CENTURY BELGIAN PINFIRE REVOLVER Lot #17301 (Sale Order 302 of 322) 19TH CENTURY BELGIAN PINFIRE REVOLVER Antique Belgian style pin fire revolver. Detailed relief carved grips. Nickel plate finish, with octagonal barrel. Small mark of flower with crossed arrows on left side of barrel. | Serial Number: 481 | Condition: Overall very good. | Est. $1000 - 1500
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DUTCH MODEL 1873 OLD MODEL SERVICE REVOLVER Lot #17302 (Sale Order 303 of 322) DUTCH MODEL 1873 OLD MODEL SERVICE REVOLVER Dutch Model 1873 Old Model Service Revolver. Proof marks on octagon barrel. "WDW" on oval inspectors stamp on right side of frame. Walnut bag grips with cartouche faintly visible on right grip. Matching numbered parts. | Serial Number: 10472 | Condition: Appearance overall good. Action may require some work. | Est. $500 - 900
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ANTIQUE .32 CALIBER DEFENDER REVOLVER Lot #17303 (Sale Order 304 of 322) ANTIQUE .32 CALIBER DEFENDER REVOLVER Antique Defender .32 caliber revolver. | Caliber / Gauge: .32 | Serial Number: NSN | Condition: Needs repair. Grips good. | Est. $100 - 150
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PLANT'S 42 CALIBER REVOLVER MERWIN & BRAY Lot #17304 (Sale Order 305 of 322) PLANT'S 42 CALIBER REVOLVER MERWIN & BRAY Plants Manufacturing .42 Caliber cup primed front loading revolver Merwin & Bray. 6 inch ribbed barrel. | Caliber / Gauge: .42 | Serial Number: 2396 | Condition: Re nickeled finish, ejector rod tab broken. Action good. | Est. $600 - 900
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LOT OF 2 ANTIQUE PISTOLS Lot #17305 (Sale Order 306 of 322) LOT OF 2 ANTIQUE PISTOLS Prairie King 7 shot revolver. German double barrel percussion pistol. | Provenance: Collection of lifelong relic hunter, Wilbur C. Bedall. Born in 1929 and raised until about the age of 15 on Sunnyslope Orchard in Burkeville VA, Mr. Bedall’s interest in the Civil War and relics began as a young boy, with the countless Civil War lead bullets he found throughout the orchard. From childhood forward, Mr. Bedall excelled in his relic hunting abilities, continually honing his skills. Mr. Bedall’s relic hunting spanned nearly 70 years, and included discoveries on private land up and down the East Coast. Mr. Bedall was methodical and deliberate in his approach to hunting relics, in that he would spend many hours studying routes, maps, information, positions, and trajectories in and around known Civil War sites. He would then, based on his studies, he would deduce the most likely overshot areas. Once he felt reasonably confident in his assumptions, he would ask the permission of the land owner to search their property. All of Mr. Bedall’s finds originated on private land. Mr. Bedall felt documentation was of particular importance, and as such, he carefully documented each and every discovery. Mr. Bedall was very dedicated to relic hunting. For decades, he spent nearly every spare moment towards growing the collection. The Bedall Relic Collection is vast, and most likely the largest and most comprehensive personal relic collection known to exist. You can read more about Mr. Bedall and his collection at www.CenturionAuctions.com/Bedall | Condition: Fair to good | Est. $80 - 120
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CASED PAIR OF PRESENTATION PISTOLS GUNTERMANN 1844 Lot #17306 (Sale Order 307 of 322) CASED PAIR OF PRESENTATION PISTOLS GUNTERMANN 1844 Cased pair of percussion pistols with accessories by Carl Guntermann Altstadt Dusseldorf 1844. Presented to Officer Reiten. Engraved wood and metal. Patterned steel barrels with gold lettering C. GUNTERMANN A. DUSSELDORF. | Barrel Length: 10" | Condition: Very good. Appear unfired. Light discoloration and minor wear. Some wear and crack to case. | Est. $3000 - 6000
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NAPOLEONIC WAR FRENCH FLINTLOCK PISTOL MODEL 1809 Lot #17306a (Sale Order 308 of 322) NAPOLEONIC WAR FRENCH FLINTLOCK PISTOL MODEL 1809
French Model 1809 flintlock pistol armory marked St. Etienne on lock plate. Crown over "P" proof mark on front brass barrel band, trigger guard, and left side brass plate as well as iron backstrap on top and bottom.
Condition: Very good, light wear and some oxidation. Missing tumbler screw, small hole in grip.
PreSale Estimate: 300.00 - 500.00
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NAPOLEONIC WAR FRENCH FLINTLOCK PISTOL MODEL 1809 Lot #17306b (Sale Order 309 of 322) NAPOLEONIC WAR FRENCH FLINTLOCK PISTOL MODEL 1809
French Model 1809 flintlock pistol. Faded armory mark on lock plate indiscernible. Asterisk over "D" on front barrel band, trigger guard, and left side brass plate.
Condition: Missing ramrod and screws on left side. Significant chip in stock under lock plate with modern repairs evident.
PreSale Estimate: 200.00 - 400.00
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IMPERIAL GERMAN GEWEHR 1871/84 RIFLE AMBERG 1888 Lot #17307 (Sale Order 310 of 322) IMPERIAL GERMAN GEWEHR 1871/84 RIFLE AMBERG 1888 All matching serial numbers. | Caliber / Gauge: 11mm | Barrel Length: 33.66" | Serial Number: 92172 | Condition: Very good, light wear and oxidation | Est. $300 - 400
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US NAVY JOSLYN 2nd MODEL 1864 SADDLE RING CARBINE Lot #17308 (Sale Order 311 of 322) US NAVY JOSLYN 2nd MODEL 1864 SADDLE RING CARBINE US Navy Joslyn 2nd Model 1864 saddle ring carbine. Tin plate finish. | Barrel Length: 22" | Serial Number: 5590 | Condition: Very good, light wear and oxidation | Est. $1000 - 2000
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US MODEL 1873 SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR RIFLE Lot #17309 (Sale Order 312 of 322) US MODEL 1873 SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR RIFLE | Caliber / Gauge: 45-70 | Barrel Length: 51.875" | Serial Number: 297954 | Condition: Very good, minor wear and light oxidation | Est. $400 - 600
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MASS ARMS CO 2nd MODEL 1863 MAYNARD CARBINE Lot #17310 (Sale Order 313 of 322) MASS ARMS CO 2nd MODEL 1863 MAYNARD CARBINE Massachusetts Arms Company 2nd Model Maynard Saddle Ring Carbine. Patent marked "EDWARD MAYNARD PATENTEE/MAY 27 1851 / DEC 6 1859" on left side of receiver, with Massachusetts Arms Company address on right. | Caliber / Gauge: .50 | Barrel Length: 20" | Condition: Very good, lever spring is not working | Est. $800 - 1000
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HAND MADE SET TRIGGER PERCUSSION RIFLE Lot #17311 (Sale Order 314 of 322) HAND MADE SET TRIGGER PERCUSSION RIFLE Hand Made set trigger percussion rifle. | Condition: Relic condition. | Est. $100 - 200
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COLUMBIA 12 GA SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN Lot #17312 (Sale Order 315 of 322) COLUMBIA 12 GA SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN Columbia 12 ga single shot shotgun. | Caliber / Gauge: 12 GA | Serial Number: 3458 | Condition: Dark bore, loose action. | Est. $30 - 80
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WILLIAM MOORE & CO SBS EXTERNAL HAMMER SHOTGUN Lot #17313 (Sale Order 316 of 322) WILLIAM MOORE & CO SBS EXTERNAL HAMMER SHOTGUN William Moore & Co external hammer side by side shotgun. Barrel rib marked "Laminate Steel". Damascus pattern. | Caliber / Gauge: 21 GA | Serial Number: NSN | Condition: Grey patina to surfaces. Bores pitted, action loose. | Est. $100 - 300
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WINCHESTER MODEL 1887 LEVER ACTION SHOTGUN 1891 Lot #17314 (Sale Order 317 of 322) WINCHESTER MODEL 1887 LEVER ACTION SHOTGUN 1891 Winchester Model 1887 lever action shotgun, manufactured in 1891. "WRA" monogram on left side of receiver. 4 line address/patent on bottom tang. | Caliber / Gauge: 12 GA | Serial Number: 38318 | Condition: Mottled patina to surfaces, some pitting in bore, action loose. | Est. $700 - 1000
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AFGHAN JEZAIL MUSKET BRITISH EAST INDIA CO 1814 Lot #17315 (Sale Order 318 of 322) AFGHAN JEZAIL MUSKET BRITISH EAST INDIA CO 1814 | Barrel Length: 46.5" | Condition: Very good, some wear and oxidation | Est. $200 - 400
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AFGHAN JEZAIL MUSKET BRITISH EAST INDIA CO 1814 Lot #17316 (Sale Order 319 of 322) AFGHAN JEZAIL MUSKET BRITISH EAST INDIA CO 1814 | Barrel Length: 46.5" | Condition: Very good, some wear and oxidation | Est. $200 - 400
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NORTH AFRICAN DISPLAY MUSKET BONE INLAY Lot #17317 (Sale Order 320 of 322) NORTH AFRICAN DISPLAY MUSKET BONE INLAY Non-firing | Barrel Length: 49.5" | Condition: Very good, some wear and oxidation | Est. $50 - 150
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PAIR OF DISPLAY FLINTLOCK PISTOLS Lot #17317A (Sale Order 321 of 322) PAIR OF DISPLAY FLINTLOCK PISTOLS
Non-firing pistols made from antique and modern parts.
Condition: Very good, some wear. Spring is detached
PreSale Estimate: 100.00 - 200.00
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UNMARKED EUROPEAN FLINTLOCK RIFLE Lot #17318 (Sale Order 322 of 322) UNMARKED EUROPEAN FLINTLOCK RIFLE Unmarked European flintlock rifle. Cross over "V" proof mark on top of barrel. | Caliber / Gauge: N/A | Condition: Stock loose. Lock appears functional. | Est. $200 - 400
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