A finely made 19th-century bullet mold of brass and steel construction, fitted with a turned hardwood handle and iron sprue cutter. The mold is single-cavity, designed for casting conical bullets measuring approximately 11 mm (.44 caliber). The brass block is neatly machined and joined to a blued steel cutter that pivots smoothly at the hinge. The lathe-turned handle shows careful shaping and a smooth aged finish. Though unmarked, the form corresponds closely to period molds intended for .44 caliber percussion revolvers of the mid-1800s. Dimensions approx.: 5 √ó 1.5 in. Provenance: The Al and Carol Cali Collection. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. It can also be delivered to the Annex Auctions facility for pickup in Sacramento for $25 pre-invoice. Shipping via FedEx within the continental U.S. for $50 + 1.5 % insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined lot shipping available. Very good overall, showing light handling wear and age patina. The brass and steel surfaces retain their original tone, and the wood handle remains smooth and intact.