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- Confederate-made musket
- Pre-war Richmond rifled musket, .58 caliber, manufactured at Richmond, Virginia, arsenal
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Converted flintlock musket
- Springfield-style gun made in Richmond, Virginia. Smoothbore, .69 caliber, flintlock musket converted to percussion.
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- Bullets and a sash buckle
- Shadow box containing 2 bullets and a sash buckle with a flower stamped on it. One of the bullets is a .73 caliber and the other is a C.S. Gardner with an insert. The sash buckle is a C.S. sash buckle with a flower stamped in the metal. The...
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- 1861 Springfield musket used by Union soldier
- Manufactured at Springfield, Massachusetts, this 58 caliber musket used extensively by Federal army, with original bayonet.
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- Enfield .58 caliber rifle
- British-made Enfield rifle with proofmarks 1854 made in London.
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- .69 caliber 1846 Harper's Ferry rifle
- Harper's Ferry-made smoothbore musket 1841 model with 1846 date
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- Musket loader gun
- Modified 1840 Stephens .25 caliber, carbine length musket loader gun.
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- Whitney revolver
- .36 caliber Whitney Revolver that was owned by Ben Woodson (an alias used by Frank James). The revolver was given to William Ralston in the late 1870s. Ann Ralston was married to Mr. Woodson.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Colt Navy revolver
- .36 caliber Colt Navy revolver. It was found off of Wilkinson Pike in Murfreesboro, Tennessee in 1990. The revolver is still loaded and capped.
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- Burnside single-shot breechloading percussion carbine
- Named for and patented by Union Gen. Ambrose Burnside, this Civil War carbine is a Model Type IV, .54 caliber cavalry piece.
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- Long rifle
- .45 caliber long rifle with percussion and muzzle loading. Belonged to Capt. Robert Cochran.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Confederate belt buckle with bullet
- Confederate belt buckle pierced with a .58 caliber bullet.
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- Spencer carbine
- Spencer carbine repeating firearm. It holds seven .52 caliber cartridges in a tubular magazine that is housed in the buttstock. It was a popular firearm for cavalrymen because they could fire several times without having to reload after each...
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- Bullet mold
- .36 caliber Navy Colt bullet mold that belonged to Private J. Curran Clendenning (1837-1921), 7th Tenn. Inf. Regt. of Camp Trousdale, CSA.
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- Bullet shadowbox
- Shadowbox containing Spencer bullets, .69 and .58 caliber bullets, pocket knives, and button pieces. All of the materials in the shadowbox were dug at Parkers Crossroads Battlefield in Henderson County, Tennessee.
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- American Standard Tool Company revolver
- American Standard Tool Company revolver. A revolver like this one is on display at Shiloh Battlefield. It is an 8-shot .22 or .25 caliber revolver.
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- 1862 Colt police revolver
- Colt model 1862 police revolver with a half rebated cylinder. It is a 5 shot .36 caliber. Its serial number is 20067. It was reported to have been used during the Civil War. The revolver belonged to Capt. William Armstead Marshall, CSA.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Iron bullet mold
- Iron bullet mold for .40 caliber bullets
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Model 1850 Colt Navy revolver presented to Col. George Dibrell with authentication paper
- .36 caliber Colt Navy revolver, serial number 103239. Inscription on the backstrap reads, "Presented to Colonel George G. Dibrell, 8th Tenn. Cav. by friends and citizens of Sparta, Tenn." The top flat of the barrel is marked, "ADDRESS COL. SAML...
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- Bullet mold
- Two-cavity .36 caliber bullet mold.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee

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