Iron six-cavity gang mold that cast .44 caliber New Model Colt revolver bullets. Mold measures approximately 12” overall. Mold has two halves and a sprue cutter all held together with a hinge pin at the end.

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Colt 1860 Army 6-cavity Gang Mold. These molds were supplied at the rate of one mold for every 50 revolvers. The right block is stamped “44 H” on the side, and both handles show an “H” stamp. The right brass ferrule is stamped “80”, and there is a …

Large Mold remains in fine condition. 8 Round ball cavities, 2- 58 Caliber, 4- 62 Caliber and 2-64 Caliber. Overall length 15″.

Six-cavity gang mold for Colt revolver bullets. The exterior of this mold is in great condition and is stamped “44H” on the side of the mold and “AHK” inspector initials on top of each handle. Both original turned wood handles also in excellent shape. The six cavities for “new model” elongated pistol balls are in mint condition.

Large iron gang mold with 8 large round balls, 60 caliber with over 30 round small bird shot. Original wood handles and wonderful forging. This is an 18th century Rev War example.

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This is a complete Harpers Ferry gang mold for .58 caliber Minie balls that is not only extremely scarce on its own, but has a good Gettysburg provenance, having been picked up after the battle by a member of the Zinkhand family, whose collection of battlefield relics largely went into the Rosensteel collection and eventually to the Park Service.

Forged iron gang bullet mold with six conical .44 caliber cavities. 13” in overall length. Each arm bears a “T” military inspector marking. Smooth hardwood handles with brass ferrules.

This large and heavy mold forms thirteen projectiles at a time, and is typical of those used during the Revolutionary War period. From the wreck of the Dutch East Indiaman "Hollandia," sunk on July 13, 1743 off the Isles of Scilly.