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Dug from the Red River campaign
The cavity is a fairly deep round tip cone
Stelma states his oppinon was these bullets were used by black troops of the 1st or 2nd Kansas Infantry
The backmark SCOVILLE MF’G CO
For your consideration one Thomas RBRF#4 304 capped nose 0
Confederate Brass Spur CS4 TL5972 Excavated Dug from the Red RiverFor your consideration one Confederate brass spur listed in the Crouch & Baird reference books as spur CS4. The condition is excellent dug. The patina is a flawless dark green color. Crouch states these spurs are unbreakable. Smoothly finished as this one is. Heavy & strong. Their heavly rounded body sets them apart. Measures 5 inches long & weights over 5 ounces (if my scales are correct). Baird states this spur variety weight between five to seven