Original U.S. Civil War Confederate States Bormann "Replacement" Fused Iron Side Loader 12lb Cannon Ball Receiver Top Cover This excellent condition example includes

This excellent condition example includes

It is made very much in the Ethan Allen style of Pocket Pistol

The Navy began their development around 1956 and the USAF assigned the HGU-2/P nomenclature to their version on 15 August 1957 and it was produced in accordance with the military specification MIL-H-26671 dated

307 gold bars

as most were altered to percussion during the 1840s-50s as part of a movement to standardize ammunition throughout the country

Original U.S. Civil War Confederate States Bormann "Replacement" Fused Iron Side Loader 12lb Cannon Ball Receiver Top Cover This excellent condition example includesOriginal Item: One of a kind. This smoothbore projectile has a Bormann replacement fuze plug and an iron side loader plug. The Confederates discontinued the use of the Bormann fuze by 1863 and replaced it with an oversized copper fuze plug which screwed into the existing underplug threads. In an attempt to conserve lead, iron was used in the manufacture of the side loading plug. The Bormann replacement fuze plug is also found in a 6 pounder (3. 67