Civil War‑Era Blacksmith Bullet Mold – Approx. 16 cm (6″)

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Civil WarEra Blacksmith Bullet Mold Approx. 16cm (6)

A fascinating, solid-metal bullet mold likely dating from the Civil War period. Crafted by a blacksmith, this vintage tool was used to cast lead bulletspossibly .36.44 caliberby pouring molten lead into its hinged cavity(s). The tool measures approximately 16cm and has a robust, time-worn patina that speaks to historical use and age.

• Age & Origin
  Bullet molds like this were carried by soldiers, militia, and civilians to produce ammunition in the field, often for Colt or Remington sidearms 

  Condition & Features

• Solidly built, shows surface wear, oxidation, and signs of usetypical for over 150 years of handling. The hinge appears intact, though I cannot guarantee full casting functionality without testing.

• Size
  Approximately 16cm (6) in lengthcomparable to many Civil War-era molds from museum collections 

Historical Context & Value
Civil War-era bullet molds are highly sought-after by militaria and antique arms collectors. Similar two-cavity molds have sold at auction for $100$300, including rare gang molds with wooden handles. Single or dual-cavity portable moldsespecially iron ones like thiscommonly fetch $35$100 online

Feel free to research furtherCivil War bullet mold blacksmith returns many museum and auction referencesand compare based on condition, cavity count, and material.

 Notes for Buyer

• Im not an expert, but it definitely appears Civil War-era and shows substantial age and character. Youre welcome to verify further with specialists.

• No guarantee of casting performancebeing offered as is as a collectible/antique piece.

STEPHANIE