Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian Export Percussion Short Rifle made by Dresse Laloux & Cie with Liège Proofs Spade Grip Assembly There are also 4 bulb

There are also 4 bulb housings

It has a very good approximation of German WWII Buntfarbenmuster (Colorful pattern) camouflage

we only find one badge

The division’s advance detachment left Hoboken on 2 May and arrived at Brest

The hoof is complete with a correctly nailed-on iron horseshoe

Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian Export Percussion Short Rifle made by Dresse Laloux & Cie with Liège Proofs Spade Grip Assembly There are also 4 bulbOriginal Item: Only One Available As used in the U. S. Civil War. This is a very good example of a typical Belgian Export Short Percussion Rifle, made mostly during the 1860s for the U. S. Civil War Trade. At the onset of the war, both sides were in need of arms, and contracted out for arms production. The North had many willing factories, but the South did not, so they had to turn to the European gun trade. The Belgian City of Lige had long been a