Original U.S. Civil War Battle of Resaca .58 cal Musket Ball Embedded in Log MG 34 Ammo Storage such as digging ditches

such as digging ditches

from Commander Cairns Of the British ship FROLIC

The Mark 37 binocular stands about 9-⅝ inches tall

From the end of the Victorian era

These knives are relatively scarce and are a great example of the ingenious way in which many obsolete bayonets and swords were altered into useful weapons for American troops and allies

Original U.S. Civil War Battle of Resaca .58 cal Musket Ball Embedded in Log MG 34 Ammo Storage such as digging ditchesOriginal Item: One of a kind. Commonly referred to as a "War Log" this excellent example was purchased directly from the collector that found it more than 50 years ago! This is a fantastic tree branch or portion of tree trunk that has a genuine Civil War . 58 caliber musket ball embedded inside it. The ball could have been fired by either a . 577 cal Enfield or Springfield rifle. It was recovered in Resaca, Georgia which was the site of the Battle of