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Excavated Civil War Canister Shot – Iron Artillery Projectile

Excavated Civil War Canister Shot – Iron Artillery Projectile

$75.00

Own an authentic piece of battlefield history with this excavated Civil War iron canister shot. Canister ammunition was one of the most devastating artillery rounds used during the war, effectively turning cannons into giant shotguns for close-range defense against advancing infantry.This solid iron ball exhibits a rugged, heavily oxidized patina, showcasing the unmistakable texture of a true battlefield recovery. It is a striking, tactile reminder of the intense artillery duels fought between the Union and Confederate forces.Product Features & Specifications: Type: Artillery Canister Shot (Solid Iron Ball) Era: American Civil War (1861–1865) Condition: Relic condition; beautifully stabilized with a natural, rusted iron patina from being buried for decades. Dimensions: Weight: Provenance: Phillips County, Arkansas

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Own an authentic piece of battlefield history with this excavated Civil War iron canister shot. Canister ammunition was one of the most devastating artillery rounds used during the war, effectively turning cannons into giant shotguns for close-range defense against advancing infantry.This solid iron ball exhibits a rugged, heavily oxidized patina, showcasing the unmistakable texture of a true battlefield recovery. It is a striking, tactile reminder of the intense artillery duels fought between the Union and Confederate forces.Product Features & Specifications: Type: Artillery Canister Shot (Solid Iron Ball) Era: American Civil War (1861–1865) Condition: Relic condition; beautifully stabilized with a natural, rusted iron patina from being buried for decades. Dimensions: Weight: Provenance: Phillips County, Arkansas

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