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In the 1830’s Lea & Perrins began selling their Worcestershire sauce in England & had great success
The patina is a deep brownish green
For your consideration one partial shoulder scale…this is the end piece
SOLD For your consideration one Thomas handbook 7A variant serrations around the base is mentioned but no photo is listed
Truly a patina to die for
Confederate Enfield Bullet TL6395 SOLD Excavated In the 1830’s Lea &For your consideration one Confederate Enfield listed in the Thomas RoundBall to RimFire series Vol 4 as bullet 499. You will find this bullet to be in very good to excellent dug condition. Several cold pour marks can be found throughout this bullet. The patina is a real nice white color. A nose cast mark can be easily seen & the cavity is a cone. Measures about 0. 565 x 1. 025 inches. Dug from the Corinth Shiloh area.