Dalton Bullet Identification

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Nathan Stuart

1st Lieutenant
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Apr 14, 2020
Would anyone know what kind of fired bullet the one pictured is please? It's .45 caliber and 1.30 inches long. It was found at Dalton, Georgia. I can't find a similar one to compare it. I know it's not a Whitworth. Any suggestions are welcome.

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