$4.45 shipping. The British Enfield Rifle Muskets were purchased in large numbers. Everything is guaranteed to be original and as described or your money will be promptly refunded. The rifle has a blued barrel, lock, forearm tip, trigger guard and buttplate. I have in my possession a very early Virginia rifle. Price: $8,775.00 A VERY GOOD CIVIL WAR/INDIAN WAR ERA MARTIALLY INSPECTED METALLIC CARTRIDGE CONVERSION SHARPS "NEW MODEL" 1863 BREECH-LOADING SADDLE RING CARBINE, ca. This Tower, 1862 marked Enfield is another gun 'out-of-the-attic. Super rare and in drop-dead beautiful condition, original folding scissor type, cast brass bullet mold for the Confederate used, .69 cal., "Tower" bullet. Similar in appearance to earlier muskets and rifled muskets manufactured at the London Tower armoury, the Pattern 1853 Enfield is a single-shot muzzle-loading percussion firearm with a rifled bore. Also known as the ' Green Carbine'. The Richmond Rifle was the "workhorse" of the Confederate Army; and most saw extensive service throughout the duration of the American Civil War 1861-1865. Early in the Civil War, the South traded cotton to England for .69 caliber Tower muskets in an attempt to arm Southern Infantry troops. Civil War Confederate Blockade Run 1862 Pattern Enfield Tower rifled musket, .577 caliber. Bore ... [more like this] CONFEDERATE BLOCKADE RUN ENFIELD RIFLE-MUSKET. Stones River Trading Co. 100% guaranteed authenic Civil War Relics, buckles, buttons, swords, bullets, etc., dug and non-dug Civil War relics of all types. While the Pattern 1853 “Long” Enfield Rifle Musket is the English long arm that immediately comes to mind when discussing the guns imported by the Confederacy during the American Civil War, the South also imported thousands of older, obsolete arms during the first 12-18 months of the conflict. Light to mild oxidation around nipple. I bought it from a friend that lived in south Florida. This Enfield replica has all the features of the original, including a one-piece, oil-finished stock, blue barrel, … $66.00. We provide Appraisal, Authentication and Consignment Services for Confederate and Union Weapons collectors. Found Battle of Hatcher's Run, Va. $15.00. Civil War Rifle, Musket and Carbine venue. The gun is solid with a crisp action. Indeed when considering the output of all prominent Confederate rifle manufacturers, rarity of the Richmond Short Rifle will compare at least equal to any. Confederate Salvaged Lead Bullet In Excellent Condition Round Ball To Rim Fire 4 # 368. Previous. For many years, nobody knew the true identity of JS. Nearly one million Enfield-pattern rifle-muskets were imported by both the North and the South, making these the second-most widely used infantry long arm of the Civil War. Enfield Rifle Bullet. Cal. Click image to enlarge. British proof markings on left side of barrel. This is a quintessential example of a British P53 Rifle Musket exported to the Confederacy by running the Federal blockade that has very legible CS control numbers on the buttplate tang and signs of real field use as well. See more ideas about civil war, war, confederate. ITEM # B65 Dug Confederate 69 Cal. Many were manufactured specifically for export to arm the Union and Confederate armies, and they saw action from early 1862 through Appomattox and Bentonville. TOWER ENFIELD RIFLED MUSKET.Civil War Era 58 caliber 39'' round barrel 3 barrel band flip up long range rear sight brass end cap butt and trigger guard. This Confederate Enfield has been authenticated by Russell who pointed out the marks of authenticity. The most important marking can be found on the stock of the rifle. When he lived in New York he went to an estate sale and ended up buying this tower. This classic original British longarm is an 1862 dated Enfield Pattern 1853 rifle manufactured by Tower, a private Birmingham, England arms facility. .58 cal Serial # NSN 1863 Tower Crown marked lock. That was altered for Confederate use. Single shot, muzzle loading rifle musket is full length and measures 39 1/8” long barrel. Estimate: $ 1,800 - $ 2,200. Civil War Life Fire Event - shooting 1861 Springfield, Henry repeating rifle and Sharps carbine1st Minnesota Sharpshooters Civil War Renacting Group Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifles for Sale. .577 Cal. Very Rare Sharps Rifle Co. powder measure scoop Unmarked. 3 day inspection period and item must be returned in same condition as sent. "Pick up the cry, Hey now it's time for you and me, Got a revolution, got to revolution" - "Volunteers" by Jefferson Airplane, written to support the Confederates The Confederate Revolutionaries, also known as the Confederates, the Rebels or simply the Rebs, is a new faction exclusive to Red Alert 3 Paradox; it was designed by Open sketchbook and Kerensky287. This Tower Pattern 1856 Short Rifle was manufactured in Birmingham, England, for export to the United States c. 1862. $10.00 shipping. Specializing in quality Civil War antique guns, edge weapons and memorabilia. Gardner Rifle … ENFIELD CIVIL WAR RIFLE, CONFEDERATE - Lot #4428. $27.00. on lockplate. Remove from watchlist Add to watchlist . Sharps & Hankins Bullet Dug in Fredericksburg, Va. This fine British manufacturered longarm is a standard .577 caliber Enfield Pattern 1853 Type 1 rifle-musket as carried by hundreds of thousands of Union and Confederate forces in the field. It has never been cleaned or touched in any way and shows dried grease and grime about its entire surface over a heavy brown patina. Email us at Mail@HistoricalArms.net or call 440-744-9088 (11am - 8pm Eastern Time) Civil War Rifles, Muskets, Carbines, Cannons. HISTORY YOU CAN HOLD Featured Products. 38-7/8" bbl. A specific reference to the repair to Enfield arms appears in a letter from Confederate Lt. J.W. Original Confederate 2 Ring Bullet Recovered From Little Round Top Gettysburg PA. $13.00 M&M # 515 Excellent .54 Cal. Lot closed - Sold Price (Including Buyer`s Premium): $2,115. Stamped Tower 1862 a Crown V.R. Nice Brown TOWER 1862 Enfield w/ Likely Confederate Markings & Large BSAT Cartouche Here is a solid, honest Birmingham-made Enfield M-1853 Rifle-Musket dated 1862. .577. The blued, iron, forearm tip, trigger guard and buttplate distinguish the Pattern 56 Short Rifle from the Pattern 53 Rifle-Musket which had brass furniture. These Enfield rifle-muskets were the workhorse of the Confederacy, and the second most common model of rifled musket used by the Union. Next. The barrel is 31” long with 2 bands, and is missing its front and rear sights. Description. Late Confederate Tower P56 Enfield Cavalry Carbine dated ... We have a thin margin on this rifle and have raised the price offset only the cost of the rammer assembly. The family said their ancestor was in the Union Army and after the war brought the rifle home. Most of the marking I'm very familiar with but there are 3 that stump me. Per Paul J. Davis in his classic reference ’C. 1 1/4 Plate Confederate Ambrotype I have an 1862 Tower that I have owned since about 1992. Similar Items. Dec 25, 2019 - Explore Attack In Both Directions! Lock plate marked "Tower 1862" with crown, breech marked with "25" proof marks, bottom of butt stock comb marked with Confederate or English inspection stamp "JS/(anchor)", butt plate with hand engraved serial number "6273/A". This musket saw service by both the Union and Confederate troops during the Civil War. The first rifle to bear the Enfield name, however, was the Enfield Rifle of 1853. Confederate Used British P 1839 Musket. It was made by J Cook & Sons. Near fine original Civil War blockade run imported P53 Tower Enfield Rifled Musket with lock dated 1861 in caliber .577; missing slide on rear sight; very clear double “SHC” inspection stamps in the wood below trigger guard; 20th century added small “CS” stamp in wood in front of buttplate tang; very early import weapon to the Confederate States of America circa Fall of 1861. Good to very good overall condition. Of all the British arms, […] The proof marks on the barrels are visible. Here is a Confederate imported 1862 Tower musket converted to a carbine from my personnel collection. Brown at the Richmond Arsenal, to his superior Lt. Any help on these markings would be greatly appreciated. Our goal is to satisfy both the beginner and advanced collectors with the finest artifacts available. Colonel W.L. Confederate soldier with a converted flintlock rifle of unknown maker, holding a bayonet. Over 40 years experience. ITEM # B66 Dug Confederate 54 Cal. This is a Birmingham produced confederate musket dated 1862 on the lock, along with the markings “Tower” and a Crown. S. Armory Richmond’ , the Richmond Short Rifle is the rarest of all Confederate long arms produced there representing a mere 4% of the total rifle production. Birmingham Small Arms Trade cartouche clearly visible right side of stock at buttplate. Confederate JS Anchor Marking: To insure that these rifles were consistent in quality, Hamilton and Huse hired a viewer to inspect each rifle. 's board "Civil War Bullets. Lot 1227 of 1351: Confederate Pattern 1853 Enfield Percussion Rifle-Musket By Tower. ", followed by 1057 people on Pinterest. 2 Vtg Authentic Civil War Bullet National Tower Gettysburg PA Fred Stevens. It is possible it is either a cut down p53 Enfield, a field repair, or a commercially produced rifle. The single-shot muzzleloader in very good original condition and even retains both sling swivels and the original slotted tip ramrod. Shooting and discussing an 1853 Enfield that was most assuredly used in the American Civil War. Anchor / S Confederate cartouche/ viewers mark visible on heal-line of stock near buttplate. On the side of the stock there is what looks like T Gollii. The Enfield 1853 Rifle-Musket was also used by both the North and the South in the American Civil War, and was the second most widely used infantry weapon in the war, surpassed only by the Springfield Model

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