Original British Victorian Tower-Marked Saddle Ring Artillery Percussion Carbine dated 1845 Category_MG 42 Accessories We have not had one

We have not had one of these available for years

There is little rust however

There is also a delightful white painted sketch of Stevenson's ""rocket"" said to be the world's first locomotive

sinking a Japanese transport ship

14 which is a cavalry regimental designation

Original British Victorian Tower-Marked Saddle Ring Artillery Percussion Carbine dated 1845 Category_MG 42 Accessories We have not had oneOriginal Item: Only One Available. Carbines such as this are very nice and now very hard to find. This fine example has a 25 1 2" smoothbore barrel in . 75" caliber, and is fitted with double sliding Saddle rings on a 6" ring loop mounted on the left hand side of the receiver. We rather believe that these were intended for the mounted Artillerymen of the ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY. It has all brass mounts, two ramrod pipes, trigger guard and butt plate,