Original U.S. Civil War Remington-Maynard Tape Primer Percussion Converted M1835 Rifled Musket - Dated 1858 - Restored to Full Length Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts Troops buryingdead soldiers would sometimes

Troops buryingdead soldiers would sometimes remove buttons from those they buried as a remembrance

contributed to the seafaring life he loved so dearly

it dates from the Muromachi period (室町時代 Muromachi jidai) of 1336 to 1573

It has some toning and edge wear & staining but the poster is linen-backed

The appearance you want is similar to that of a modern saltine cracker

Original U.S. Civil War Remington-Maynard Tape Primer Percussion Converted M1835 Rifled Musket - Dated 1858 - Restored to Full Length Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts Troops buryingdead soldiers would sometimesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fascinating example of a U. S. Model 1835 Musket that underwent one of the most interesting arsenal modernization programs of the mid 19th century: conversion from an earlier flintlock smoothbore into a percussion rifled musket fitted with the advanced Remington Maynard tape primer system. The Model 1835 Musket represented an important transitional step in American military arms development. Originally