British East India Carbine Saddle Ring Carbine by C. Maybury- Marked: Poonah Cavalry, Dated 1852 Uniforms as only about 10

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British East India Carbine Saddle Ring Carbine by C. Maybury- Marked: Poonah Cavalry, Dated 1852 Uniforms as only about 10Original Item: One of a kind! This is the only example we have ever seen. This 22 inch barrel, 38 inch overall length cavalry carbine with saddle bar and two saddle rings has lock markings of the Birmingham England contractor C. MAYBURY and the date 1852 across the tail of the lock plate. The Carbine has an attached swivel ramrod for use while on horseback and has all brass mounts. Most interestingly the tang of the butt Plate retains the faint,