Invasion of Georgia Bullet Display

Authentic Invasion of Georgia Bullet – Civil War Relic

Own a genuine piece of American Civil War history with this authentic 3-ring musket bullet, dropped by hurried Union soldiers during the Atlanta Campaign on July 22, 1864. Discovered just north of Atlanta, this artifact marks a pivotal moment in the war, as the city's fall led to Sherman’s March to the Sea and the Union occupation of Georgia. This bullet was rescued from development by metal detectorists on private property, preserving a tangible link to one of the most crucial campaigns of the Civil War.

🔹 Authentic Civil War 3-Ring Bullet – A relic from the Atlanta Campaign
🔹 Museum-Quality Display – Comes in a 4.25" x 3.25" x .875" display case for preservation and presentation
🔹 A Piece of History – A direct connection to the soldiers who fought for control of the Deep South

The Atlanta Campaign: A Turning Point in the Civil War

On July 22, 1864, Union and Confederate forces clashed just outside Atlanta in a desperate struggle for control of the city. As Union troops pressed forward, Confederate General John Bell Hood launched a fierce counterattack, leading to one of the bloodiest battles of the campaign. Despite heavy losses, the Union forces held their ground, and by September, Atlanta had fallen—securing a vital strategic victory for the North. The city's capture paved the way for Sherman’s March to the Sea, dealing a devastating blow to the Confederacy.

A Unique Collector’s Item

Whether you're a history enthusiast, Civil War collector, or educator, this genuine Civil War bullet is a powerful artifact that tells the story of one of the most significant battles in American history.

🎁 Perfect Gift for Civil War Buffs & History Lovers
📜 Includes an informational card detailing its historical significance
🛒 Limited availability—own a piece of history today!

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