S#: 5137 | 34-5/8” Barrel | Believed to be chambered in 11x50mmR | 19th-century Belgian Comblain military single-shot breechloading rifle featuring the distinctive Comblain falling-block action operated by the large underlever/trigger guard. Receiver marked with “HC” in an oval and No. 19081, believed to be a separate patent/royalty or production-related marking rather than the serial number. Full-length military wood stock with brass barrel bands, brass nose cap and brass buttplate, sling swivels, cleaning rod, and adjustable military ladder rear sight graduated 5–9. Additional numbers and inspection/assembly markings are present throughout. An interesting early military breechloader from the Comblain family |||| CONDITION: Good. Metal surfaces exhibit an attractive aged brown patina with scattered oxidation, spotting and handling wear. Stock shows substantial period service wear with numerous dents, dings, scratches and impressions but remains generally solid in appearance. Brass furniture displays an aged mellow patina with scattered marks ||||| CLASS: ANTIQUE