Civil War Era Grape Shot Canister Lot of‎ 15~1.60 lbs-South Carolina Recovery

Plastic canister containing Civil War era grape shots recovered from South Carolina. This lot weighs approximately 1.60 ± pounds and includes iron balls of varying diameters—from roughly 0.50 to 1.00, with the largest measuring about 1.5.  These iron balls were once part of a canister shot round, used as anti-personnel ammunition during the mid-19th century. All pieces display surface rust and light corrosion consistent with their age and time spent in the ground.  Condition:   *             Pre-owned historical relics from the Civil War era       *             Rust and corrosion present (typical for recovered iron artifacts)       *             Sold as-is for display, research, or collection purposes       *             Photos show actual items included in the lot      Features:   *             Civil War period grape shot projectiles       *             Lot weight: ~1.60 pounds (canister included)       *             Varying sizes: ~0.50 to ~1.50 diameter       *             Recovered in South Carolina       *             Iron construction with historical patina      A great addition to any Civil War relic collection, educational display, or historical research archive.