Original U.S. Civil War Battle of Gettysburg, Culp’s Hill Fencepost Section From General George Greene’s Brigade Area With Bullets Embedded and Mounted Relic Buckle - Formerly Part of a Private Museum Display in Gettysburg - 33” x 13” 16th Century where it detonated underwater

where it detonated underwater

Unfortunately this has removed most the original factory final grind crossgrain on the blade

The rest of the revolver has a nice worn patina

Greatly modified after the war

Duty in the defenses of Washington

Original U.S. Civil War Battle of Gettysburg, Culp’s Hill Fencepost Section From General George Greene’s Brigade Area With Bullets Embedded and Mounted Relic Buckle - Formerly Part of a Private Museum Display in Gettysburg - 33” x 13” 16th Century where it detonated underwaterOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Now this is a fantastic piece of American Civil War history. We encounter war logs from time to time but never a fencepost that looks like it was used for cover at some point during a firefight. The fencepost was acquired from a private collection with the verbal history stating that it was once a part of a small museum in the Gettysburg area decades ago. Culp's Hill, which is about 34 mi (1,200 m) south of the center of