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Guns of the War of Secession Guns of the War of Secession 1861-1865 Presented by the Friends of the James Farm and Clay County Historical Sites.

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1 Guns of the War of Secession Guns of the War of Secession 1861-1865 Presented by the Friends of the James Farm and Clay County Historical Sites

2 Introduction Kevin B. Makel Bryan Ivlow Friends of the james Farm www.jessejames.org

3 Special Thanks! Clay County Historical Sites Bryan Ivlow Collection Thomas J. key CamP 1920 Sons of Confederate veterans ShaWnee, Kansas

4 Percussion system

5 Black Powder Explosive! Granulations F to FFFF Rifles use ff Revolvers use fff

6 Black Powder

7 Black Powder Residue

8 Percussion Caps Rifle Caps Cap Tins Paper cartridge box

9 Paper cartridges

10 Types of Cap & Ball Revolvers

11 Belt Holsters

12 Pommel Holsters

13 Percussion Rifles 1861 Springfield 1853 Enfield

14 Minie Bullets

15 Percussion Breach loaders Sharps Rifle and Carbine

16 Cartridge rifles Henry Rifle Henry Cartridges

17 Cartridge Rifles Spencer Cartridges

18 Miscellany Percussion Shotgun Smoothbore Percussion Muskets PercussionBoot Pistols

19 National Geographic Channel America's Lost Treasures: Kansas City (August 15) A gun supposedly owned by Jesse James.. Featuring Bryan Ivlow!

20 Questions?

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