This is a professionally mounted historical display featuring two authentic Civil War–era bullets recovered from Fort Barrancas, Florida.

The display includes:

• .56 Caliber Spencer Bullet – Fort Barrancas, FL

• .54 Caliber Burnside Bullet – Fort Barrancas, FL

Everything is set in a sturdy black display case with a textured finish, ready to hang or showcase on a shelf. The relics are framed in oval openings with a tan antique-style background for a classic museum-style look.

Fort Barrancas History (as printed on the display)

Constructed on an earthen hill guarding Pensacola Bay, Fort Barrancas played a major role at the outbreak of the Civil War. On January 6, 1861, it was manned by 50 U.S. Army troops with 44 seacoast guns and over 20,000 pounds of gunpowder. The fort was attacked by state militia that same morning. After repelling the attack and spiking the guns, the soldiers moved across the bay to Fort Pickens. The Confederates later abandoned Fort Barrancas in May 1862 after the Union Army captured New Orleans.