Battle of Kennesaw Mountain GA Pigeon Hill Dug Civil War Relic Fired .58 Bullet

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THE BATTLE OF KENNESAW MOUNTAIN GEORGIA - AREA OF PIGEON HILL - FIRED DURING THE UNION XV CORPS ATTACK ALONG BURNT HICKORY ROAD - JUNE 27, 1864 - A Fired .58 Caliber Type III Williams Cleaner Bullet with Ramrod impression on nose (missing its cleaning tail)
A
Fired .58 Caliber Type III Williams Cleaner Bullet with Ramrod impression on nose (missing its cleaning tail)
that was recovered from the site of the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain Georgia from the site of the Assault on the Confederate defenses on Pigeon Hill - in September 1975.
"FIRED DURING THE UNION XV CORPS ATTACK ALONG BURNT HICKORY ROAD - JUNE 27, 1864".
This bullet was a part of the collection of William Reger from Berks County, Pennsylvania, who carefully documented his relics by recovery location and often recovery date. The original type-writer typed tag which is shown is not included, as it was the only tag that Reger included with the grouping, however a copy of the tag, as well as a provenance letter will be included.
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