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this toy is in red white suit (perhaps navy or marines) blowing a bugle...this one is lead!

had these things for awhile just like to share pics with you.

ANYONE GOT ANY SPOON PICS TO SHARE? THE ONES YOU DIG...NO THE ONES FROM YOUR SILVERWARE DRAWER! :roll: :-)

Ammuntion types (l.-r.): Nose fused common shell with early wrapped case used with friction primer; tin body canister with two piece case used with friction primer; cut-a-way base fused common with one piece center fire primered case; brass body canister with center fire case; late nose fused...

i have been told it's a 1.65 hotchkis casing....it is brass its approx.4 inches long and 1 inch in diameter...open one end and small (fuse like ) hole on the other...no markings....was told it was 1870's mountain gun cartridge.....What do you think?

need help identifying...this is sort of a measurement on the first item....sorry no markings...it does look useful...then again

may need close up view.button measures 1 1/2 mm --2 mm.....unsure of back mark is pretty worn. also button is more silver in appearance than the pic scan shows....it appears gold on scan thank you. here is another with same dimensions......the center flower is raised slightly higher than...

found in fauquier and culpeper county...in va.