Original U.S. Civil War Excellent Maynard Second Model Percussion Cavalry Carbine in .50 Caliber with Stock Cartouches - Serial 19493 Manufacture Type_New Made Items This example was captured at

This example was captured at “Ba Cuum” Secret Base in 1968

NOTE: Pictures are shown for illustrative purposes only and are not included

The medal was created to be presented by Congress to the next of kin of those American military personnel still listed as Missing In Action in Southeast Asia

All of them have been manufactured by using inert fired cartridge cases and inserting dummy bullets or wads

Offered here is a very nice example of the Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifle Musket as produced by the prolific gun trade in Liège

Original U.S. Civil War Excellent Maynard Second Model Percussion Cavalry Carbine in .50 Caliber with Stock Cartouches - Serial 19493 Manufacture Type_New Made Items This example was captured atOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Maynard Carbine was one of a multitude of weapons produced during the U. S. Civil War to meet the demand for usable firearms. As originally designed, the carbine was one of many "capping breech loaders", which would use some type of cartridge without any integral primer cap. In the case of the Maynard, it used a metallic cartridge with the powder and bullet already installed. There was a small hole in the center