Original U.S. Civil War Confederate C.S. Richmond Percussion Rifle with Type 4 Low Hump Lock Plate - Dated 1863 One-of-a-Kind which is not unusual

which is not unusual

thought to be for the London gun maker military contractor William Moore who worked at 78 Edware Road

TN on July 14

The standard combat rigging haversacks were unfortunately insufficient for carrying the amount of gear needed when there were no vehicles to carry supplies

- Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal - Victoria small reverse lettering

Original U.S. Civil War Confederate C.S. Richmond Percussion Rifle with Type 4 Low Hump Lock Plate - Dated 1863 One-of-a-Kind which is not unusualOriginal item: One of a Kind. This is a truly amazing find, coming to us among a collection of late 19th century rifles, mostly bolt action, from an old Collection in South Carolina. It really came right out of the woodwork. This is absolutely as it was put away more than 100 years ago, now only very gently cleaned and found to be 100% original. At the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861 the Confederacy were counting on support from England for Arms and