Strong Condition Civil War Spencer Carbine

The outside front flap is inspector stamped, inside flap is maker stamped, and underside of box flap is I'D in ink. 20 original rounds are present, some with more oxidation aging than others. Leather

Civil War era Model 1860 Spencer Repeating Carbine, .56 caliber, serial number 29459. Barrel marked "Spencer Repeating/Rifle Co. Boston Mass/Pat's March 6, 1860". Oiled walnut stocks, metal frame, rou

Server # 24494, 36.5 inch length

[CIVIL WAR]. Carbine sling, possible composite. 54 x 2 3/8 in. blackened leather carbine sling with possibly replaced brass adjustment buckle, brass tip, and steel snap swivel stamped "O.B. North & Co

[CIVIL WAR]. Carbine sling, possible composite.  Approx. 53 1/2 x 2 3/8 in. blackened leather carbine sling with likely replacement or reproduction brass adjustment buckle and tip. Steel snap swi

Leather box, three straps on verso, two buckles, embossed on interior flap, stitching at seams, has wood liner. Apprx 3-1/2" x 8-1/2" x 2-1/2".

8.5"x4.5"x2 May or may not be reproduction. Review images for condition.

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE TJ SHEPHARD & GAYLORD CHICOPEE MASS CIVIL WAR CARBINE SNAP SWIVEL. IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION WITH A BEAUTIFUL OVERALL PATINA. HAS A GREAT LOOK TO IT WITH AN EXCELLENT O

includes civil war pistole, civil war carbine's Vol II, carbines of civil war 1861 - 1865, civil war breach loading rifles, all signed by author

With wooden insert, having 20 holes for cartridges, maker "Gaylord" stamped on inside flap, brass finial and 2 japanned iron roller buckles, wood insert filled with 20 .54 caliber Burnside cartridges.

1866 1st ed Andersonville Prison Narrative American Civil War Union Spencer A rare but popular historical perspective on the American Civil War and the role Andersonville Prison played in the war. Thi

A replica of an S.C. Robinson 1862 Confederate Sharps Carbine. .54 Caliber with 21" barrel, Walnut stock, Blued Steel trigger guard and Brass butt plate. Marked "S.C. Robinson / Arms Manufactory / Ric

Includes Carbines of the U.S. Cavalry, Civil War Sharps Carbines & Rifles, Carbines of the Civil War 1861-1865, 200 Years of American Firearms, Firearms, Pistols of the World, One Hundred Great Guns,

Starr Percussion Carbine, mfg. 1862-1865, .54 caliber, 21" barrel, bead front sight, adjustable rear sight, single brass barrel band, drop breech lock activated by the lever ("B"inspection mark) trigg

Civil War Leather Cartridge Box, Carbine Socket and Belt. No makers marks. Lead-backed brass US emblem with metal boxes. No shoulder strap with brass American Eagle emblem, an oval US belt plate with

Smith (Poultney & Trimble) Percussion Breech-Loading Civil War Saddle Ring Carbine. Serial no. 677 [barrel and receiver], .50 caliber, 21 1&s

A pair of cartridges for the Civil War era Burnside carbine. An early cartridge breechloader, the Burnside would be used during the Civil War and was unique for using a cartridge and a separate percus

8154 Lincoln's Speech at Gettysburg(recitation-Humphrey),1651 Lincoln's Speech (recitation-Len Spencer) Gettysburg and 8801 Col. Clancy's Before Election Speech(recitation-Len Spencer)

An 1864 50 caliber split breech carbine. These were produced in limited numbers at the end of the civil war. These were a single shot carbine using the split breech method that took several steps to l

Sixth plate ambrotype portrait. Full leatherette case. A striking portrait of a triple-armed Confederate soldier, most likely a cavalryman due to the M1859 Sharps carbine he displays for the camera. "

20" long barrel 38 5/8" long overall 50 cal.

THE HALL CARBINE AFFAIR by R.Gordon Wasson, 1948 revised ed, b&w portraits,190pp with Index, During the American Civil War, John Pierpont Morgan financed the purchase of 5,000 surplus rifles at $3.50

A fine Pre-Civil War Ames Jenks Naval 54 caliber carbine, circa 1842. With a Mule-ear lock marked in three lines: N. P. AMES, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. The left end of lock tang is stamped: Wm JENKS. Approxi

[CIVIL WAR]. A group of 7 works, comprising: SPENCER, Ambrose Narrative of Andersonville New York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 1866. -- COOKE, John Esten. Wearing of the Gray; Being Personal Portra