Description

Flattened musket balls found in 2004 by a British collector at Plancenoit

In uncleaned condition

Pictured are a few from that batch found in 2004 you will receive one.

An estimated 3.5 million musket balls were fired at Waterloo but it is rare to have the location recorded. We have several batches up for sale and each one is identified as coming from a specific area of the field. Dates of finds are included where known.

One of a kind.

Condition and shape will vary but nearly all of these are almost flattened and misshapen The terrain in and around Plancenoit was completely different from the rest of the battlefield and much of the later fighting took place in and around buildings.

Description

French musket balls found in 1980 by a French collector at and around La Haie Sainte

In excellent condition

Pictured are a few from that batch found in 1980 you will receive one.

An estimated 3.5 million musket balls were fired at Waterloo but it is rare to have the location recorded. We have several batches up for sale and each one is identified as coming from a specific area of the field. Dates of finds are included where known.

One of a kind. Condition and shape will vary but nearly all of these are almost perfectly round. The ground was very soft that day after continuous rain and has preserved many of these balls perfectly. The thick Clay soil found in many of the areas on the battlefield contains little oxygen and helps to reduce oxidation.

If you want something a little more battered or unique please ask when you order and i will do my best to match your request.

Description

British musket balls found in 2004 by a British collector at and around the Mercer Monument on the right of the allied line.

In excellent condition

Pictured are a few from that batch found in 2004 you will receive one.

An estimated 3.5 million musket balls were fired at Waterloo but it is rare to have the location recorded. We have several batches up for sale and each one is identified as coming from a specific area of the field. Dates of finds are included where known.

One of a kind. Condition and shape will vary but nearly all of these are almost  round. The ground was very soft that day after continuous rain and has preserved many of these balls perfectly. The thick Clay soil found in many of the areas on the battlefield contains little oxygen and helps to reduce oxidation.

If you want something a little more battered or unique please ask when you order and i will do my best to match your request.

Description

British Brown Bess musket ball and a smaller calibre pistol ball found in 2004 at Hougoumont by a British Collector and digger. One third of the Musket ball is flattened.

In excellent uncleaned condition.

Both the Actual pictured musket and Pistol ball are included.

An estimated 3.5 million musket balls were fired at Waterloo but it is rare to have the location recorded. We have several batches up for sale and each one is identified as coming from a specific area of the field. Dates of finds are included where known.

Description

British Brown Bess musket ball and a French Charleville musket ball found in 2004 at Fichermont by a British Collector and digger. The Musket balls are almost perfectly round.

In excellent uncleaned condition.

Both the Actual pictured musket balls are included.

An estimated 3.5 million musket balls were fired at Waterloo but it is rare to have the location recorded. We have several batches up for sale and each one is identified as coming from a specific area of the field. Dates of finds are included where known.

Description

British Brown Bess musket ball and a French Charleville ball found in 2000 at Hougoumont by a British Collector and digger.

In excellent uncleaned condition.

Both the Actual pictured musket balls are included.

An estimated 3.5 million musket balls were fired at Waterloo but it is rare to have the location recorded. We have several batches up for sale and each one is identified as coming from a specific area of the field. Dates of finds are included where known.

Rare British Brown Bess Musket Balls from the Fichermont area on the Waterloo battlefield. Fichermont was on the Allied Left Flank.

Found on the battlefield by a British Collector between 2000-2004.

Dating from the action there on 18th June 1815 we have just a few of these.

Slightly larger than the French balls and most in good round condition. You will receive one from the image shown.

Rare British Brown Bess Musket Balls from the Hougoumont area on the Waterloo battlefield. Hougoumont was on the Allied Right Flank.

Found on the battlefield by a British Collector between 2000-2004.

Dating from the action there on 18th June 1815 we have just a few of these.

Slightly larger than the French balls and most in good round condition. You will receive one from the image shown.