British Blakley Pattern Shell / Sold

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British British Blakley Pattern Shell – Inventory Number: ART 316 / SOLD This Confederate projectile pattern was patented by Theophilus Alexander Blakely.  The majority of the battlefield recovered 12-pounder (3.5-inch caliber) Blakely projectiles have come from the 1863 Siege of Port Hudson, Louisiana.  This example was formerly part of the MOLLUS museum collection inventory 86.1.13. Original 1880’s wooden museum display base accompanies the shell. Inventory Number: ART 316 / Sold

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The British Blakley Pattern Shell is a smooth, oval-shaped stone tool with a textured brown and gray surface, shown isolated on a white background.
The British Blakley Pattern Shell, a dark brown, oval-shaped object with a rough texture, is displayed on a plain white background.
British Blakley Pattern Shell—an oval, dark brown, weathered stone object with a rough texture—photographed against a plain white background. Sold.
A single British Blakley Pattern Shell, oval-shaped with a dark brown and gray rough surface, is displayed on a plain white background.
A British Blakley Pattern Shell with a white label marked "86.1.13" rests on a plain white background; the metal object is rusted and oval-shaped.
A British Blakley Pattern Shell, round and rusted with a hollow center, resembling a historic cannonball or explosive shell, is displayed on a plain white background.
A British Blakley Pattern Shell, round and dark with a rusted metal surface, is displayed against a white background.
A British Blakley Pattern Shell, a rusted cylindrical metal object with a hollow opening on one end, is shown lying on a white surface.
A British Blakley Pattern Shell, cylindrical and metal with a hollow opening on one end, is resting on a white surface.

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