Civil War Enfield bullets: Bennett's 9th Tennessee CSA

Year's ago, I stumbled into a virgin Confederate cavalry camp here in Tennessee. It would take a bit of research to discover the camp was part of Colonel James D. Bennett Regiment: (The 9th Tennessee Cavalry was organized on September 1, 1862 by Colonel James D. Bennett and Lt. Colonel William W. Ward. It was comprised of boys who knew that the Conscript Act would force them into service at age eighteen and men who had already served their one year enlistments or had been discharged for other various reasons. Colonel Bennett had previously served in the 22nd Tennessee Cavalry; Colonel Ward had served in the 7th Tennessee Infantry.) This camp yielded a wide variety of bullets, one piece "penny" buttons, several US plates (box & buckle), half of a CS egg (never found the S portion), a rare Eagle V button (Voltigeurs: pre-war Skirmishers/foot Infantry), several standard US Eagle buttons and a Confederate North Carolina button. The day I found this camp, I only dug 2 .69 caliber Prussian bullets but the next day I took a friend and we dug 237 bullets between us! I'm about to sell all of them piecemeal (by type and caliber), so watch for more listings here and on other Civil War relic sales pages. Shipping is via USPS Priority Mail which is insured to $100 and much, much safer than 1st Class. I do combine items so if you buy two or fifty, they will ship for one price. I accept CC's, Venmo, Paypal or cash for local pick up. Thanks for checking out my relics.