Mike Weber
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I have an old box of Winchester Bullets that are for the Winchester Model 1876 Rifle in .45-75 Caliber. These were found probably 20 years ago in an old barn in Northern California I have this complete box along with a couple dozen loose bullets identical to these. Here are some pics
These are a 350 grain factory bullet for the 45-75 Winchester Cartridge.
I contacted the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody Wyoming and they were unable to provide any information regarding these or give an estimate of their collector value. Couldn't find any reference to them in the Standard Catalog Of Winchester. I then contacted the International Cartridge Collectors association website All they could tell me was that a full intact box like this in this particular caliber was extremely rare and valuable. One of them linked me to an auction site where a full box of the much more common bullets for the 44-40 WCF had recently sold for $800. I believe these bullets date from the 1870's and probably no later than the 1880's Any ideas as to their value?
These are a 350 grain factory bullet for the 45-75 Winchester Cartridge.
I contacted the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody Wyoming and they were unable to provide any information regarding these or give an estimate of their collector value. Couldn't find any reference to them in the Standard Catalog Of Winchester. I then contacted the International Cartridge Collectors association website All they could tell me was that a full intact box like this in this particular caliber was extremely rare and valuable. One of them linked me to an auction site where a full box of the much more common bullets for the 44-40 WCF had recently sold for $800. I believe these bullets date from the 1870's and probably no later than the 1880's Any ideas as to their value?