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GREAT GUNS!

Sam Voight
Great Guns Historical Cannons
309-698-9022
4641 N. Main St.
East Peoria, Illinois 61611

kokpli@juno.com

Civil War Projectile Replicas: Cast from actual projectiles used in battle, in appearance and texture these hand-painted, full-scale replicas are like the real thing. Plaster of paris strengthened with a super glue solution and sealed with polyurethane creates a tough, yet lightweight product. Mounted and labeled on wood grain plaques they are ready to display in home or office.

To Order: 309-698-9022 or E-Mail kokpli@juno.com

US 4-inch Schenkl Shell

Original recovered in Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Approx. 13.5" high overall.

Price:

$55.00 + s/h

CS 3-inch Mullane Shell

Original from Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Approx. 9" high overall.

Price:

$50.00 + s/h

2.94-inch Archer Shot

Price:

$35.00 + s/h

3-Inch Read Shot

Confederate Army.

7" high, original found near Moorhead, MS. Ross' Texas Cavalry Brigade, 1864.

Price:

$35.00 + s/h

3.43-Inch British Blakely Shell

Confederate. Original recovered in Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Approx. 7.5" overall height.

Price:

$40.00 + s/h

3.67-inch Hotchkiss Shell

Union Army.

Original from Battle of Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Overall height approx. 8".

Price:

$40.00 + s/h

100-pound Read Shell

Confederate Army.

Original from Battle of Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Approx. 10.5" overall height.

Price:

$65.00 + s/h

3.73-inch Hotchkiss Shell

Union Army.

Original recovered from Battle of Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Overall height approx. 8".

Price:

$40.00 + s/h

8-inch Round Shell

8-Inch Round Shell

Confederate.

Price:

$65.00 + s/h

US 10-pound Parrott Shell

10-Pound Parrott Shell

Union.

Price:

$35.00 + s/h

2.94-inch Broun Shell

2.94-inch Broun Shell

Confederate.

Price:

$40.00 + s/h

Burton/Dyer shell

There has been considerable controversy over the identification of this shell. Recovered from the Battle of Second Manassas (Bull Run), it was originally identified as a 2.9-inch Burton. Research in later years has led some experts to believe it is in fact a 3-inch Dyer shell. At this time it appears that a final verdict is still not in, so until we can say with certainty that it is one or the other, we are referring to it as a "Burton/Dyer" and will let you decide.

Price:

$40.00 + s/h