This antique 19th-century exhibition target ball is in overall fine condition, surviving as a highly premium, un-shattered museum piece. The fragile blown amber glass body shows minimal surface wear, displaying only typical minor manufacturing bubbles and a rough sheared pontil mouth from the glassworks. The globe measures exactly 2.60 inches in diameter with a standard spherical profile designed for mechanical target launchers. Pertinent markings include a distinct vertical mold seam running along the exterior face of the smooth, un-embossed golden amber glass walls. The lot is remarkably complete, remaining fully filled with its rare original factory internal organic wood shavings designed to simulate a cloud of dust when shattered. This historically significant artifact represents the peak era of 1870s-1880s traveling Wild West shows and competitive marksmanship exhibitions.