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.44 CALIBER HENRY RIFLE
CARTRIDGES - EXCELLENT EXAMPLES WITH DESIRABLE
HEADSTAMPS:
Excellent specimens of the famous Civil War Henry Rifle,
that continued in popularity after the war on the
frontier, used in the Henry, Model 1866 Winchesters, and
the early Colt revolvers.
I have the following
cartridges in stock, each shown below in separate
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No. 1
Headstamped “U” FOR UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE COMPANY:
$50 each
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No. 2
Headstamped IMPRINTED “H” - DESIRABLE WINCHESTER
CARTRIDGE:
SOLD
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No. 3
Headstamped RAISED “H” - VERY DESIRABLE EARLY WINCHESTER
CARTRIDGE: This "raised H" headstamp is
the most desirable of the early Henry Cartridges and are
quite difficult to find on the loose. A very nice
example with a full form bullet.
SOLD
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No. 4
Headstamped IMPRINTED “H” - DESIRABLE WINCHESTER
CARTRIDGE: Cartridge head bears two firing
pin strikes. Misfires or cartridges that would not
fire at all were common with these early rounds.
SOLD
No. 5
Headstamped RAISED “H” - VERY DESIRABLE EARLY WINCHESTER
CARTRIDGE: Like those listed above, these "raised H" headstamps
are
the most desirable of the early Henry Cartridges.
I have a small number of these which were exposed to the
elements - not dug relics, but apparently subjected to
moisture or high humidity where they were stored.
These are full form with good, clean bullets, but the
cartridge cases are lightly pitted. The raised "H"
on the based is still quite clear and legible.
Still good display examples at a lower cost.
SOLD
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No. 6
Headstamped Raised “H” - VERY DESIRABLE EARLY WINCHESTER
CARTRIDGE: An early relic cartridge with
firing pin strikes. SOLD
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No. 7
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Headstamp - Firing Pin Struck Relic Cartridge: Cartridge
has no headstamp and bears one firing pin strike.
Misfires or cartridges that would not fire at all were
common with these early rounds.
SOLD
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No. 8
Fired Henry Cartridge Case - US Cartridge Company
Headstamp: A fired cartridge case
with clear headstamp.
SOLD
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No. 9
Fired Henry Cartridge Case - No
Headstamp: A fired cartridge case
with no headstamp.
SOLD
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