.45 ACP Bullet – “Last Cavalry Campaign” Pancho Villa Expedition Relic (1916)

Own a piece of early 20th-century military history with this .45 caliber pistol bullet tied to the 1916 U.S. expedition into Mexico.

Following the raid on Columbus, New Mexico, U.S. forces were deployed in pursuit of Pancho Villa, marking one of the final campaigns of mounted American cavalry. Troops carried the Model 1911 .45 pistol and its ammunition during this historic operation.

Discovered in Columbus, New Mexico, this relic represents a tangible connection to the closing chapter of traditional cavalry warfare in the United States.

A unique and authentic artifact—perfect for collectors of military history and display.