Waterloo French Musket Ball 1815

From Napoleon's Army to Your Collection

Hold a piece of one of history's most dramatic last stands — a genuine French Musket Ball from the Battle of Waterloo, 1815. Fired by Napoleon's Grande Armée on 18th June 1815, this lead ball was part of the fateful campaign that ended an empire and changed the world forever.

Recovered from the legendary battlefield in Waterloo, Belgium, this authentic relic connects you directly to the soldiers who fought under the French tricolour in Napoleon's final battle — a confrontation that has captivated historians, collectors, and enthusiasts for over two centuries.

Why Collectors Prize This Piece

• Authentic battlefield relic — not a reproduction
• Recovered from the historic Waterloo battlefield, Belgium
• Direct provenance from Napoleon's French forces
• A powerful companion piece to the English Waterloo Musket Ball
• Ideal for military history displays, heritage gifts, and serious collections

Each musket ball is unique, shaped by the forces of battle and time. Contact us if you require provenance documentation or a certificate of authenticity.

Two sides of the same battle. One piece of history that is yours to own.