Antique Civil War Bullet with Gettysburg Stanhope Viewer

This civil war stanhope commemorative bullet was a tourist souvenir that could be purchased in Gettysburg's tourist spots from the end of the Civil War (circa 1870) through the early 1900's. The bullet is of the .54 - 58 caliber sort and it has three bands around the bottom. This civil war bullet has been distorted and possibly chewed on long ago. It measures 1" tall and 5/8" wide. The stanhope viewer boasts a vintage microphoto showing three views from Gettysburg, Pa. The views include General Lee's headquarters with a small oval photo of him, a battle scene from Picketts charge, and the monument at Spangler's Mill. The view is titled GETTYSBURG,PA at the bottom of the view and is marked MADE IN FRANCE to the right the view. This stanhope view is a bit off-center but it is still easy to see. The views are titled as follows;

     GENERAL LEE'S HEADQUARTERS
     PICKETTS CHARGE, BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
     SPANGLERS SPRING