Original British P-1847 Tower Marked 2nd Side Action Pattern Brunswick Rifle - Dated 1849 Russian Ordnance which still retains the "bannister

which still retains the "bannister rail" butt stock

Condition is generally good

They attacked in an area known as Ternate and the Pico de Loro Hills on the southern shore of Manila Bay

Confederate forces acquired many more Whitney Navy revolvers after the conflict started

The S-3 officer of the 3rd Battalion 506th PIR

Original British P-1847 Tower Marked 2nd Side Action Pattern Brunswick Rifle - Dated 1849 Russian Ordnance which still retains the "bannisterOriginal Item: Only One Available. Found in the Nepalese Cache purchase this is a Tower Marked and British proofed 2nd Model Brunswick Percussion Rifle for belted ball first introduced in 1843 (See "Small Arms of the East India Company 1600 1856" by David Harding, Volume 2 pages 182 183) by the East India Company. In 1847 the British Government adopted the same pattern. Once again private enterprise led the way for government modernization. This is a