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The small crushed brass cylinders with a "teat" on the rounded end appear to be Williamson Patent 1864 "Teatfire" bullet-cartridges. They were made for use in a civil war era Moore revolver, and came in .32 and .45-caliber. See the photos below. Based on their size in the photo compared to your fingers, yours appear to be the .32-caliber version.