Confederate 7-Inch Broun Shell, Type 2 (BRN-SH-14), manufactured for the 7-inch Brooke Rifle, likely Selma Arsenal, Alabama, c.1863–1865. T-shirts shells like this were used

shells like this were used in major battles from 1861–1865

symbolizing service to the German state

and vintage ammunition packaging collectors

the commanding officer of the 1st Battalion

This is for a small frame revolver holster

Confederate 7-Inch Broun Shell, Type 2 (BRN-SH-14), manufactured for the 7-inch Brooke Rifle, likely Selma Arsenal, Alabama, c.1863–1865. T-shirts shells like this were usedOne of the rarest surviving examples of Confederate heavy naval ordnance offered on todays collector market. This massive projectile closely matches the dimensions and construction of the 7 Inch Broun Shell, Type II (BRN SH 14) illustrated in Jack Bells Civil War Heavy Explosive Ordnance. Designed for use in the Confederate 7 inch Brooke Rifle, these shells were produced during the American Civil War for heavy coastal defense and naval service.