Original U.S. Civil War Austrian M1854 Lorenz Percussion Rifle with Confederate "Anchor" Proof & Bayonet - dated 1860 Snider Rifle Parts Clearly stamped on one end:

Clearly stamped on one end:

We do not see how this bend was possible without breaking it

These must truly be the scarcest parts sets available on the collectors market today

The Model 1876 toggle-link action receiver was too short to handle popular big-game cartridges

The 12th Norfolks went into the trenches at Deir el Balah on 12 April in preparation for the advance into Palestine

Original U.S. Civil War Austrian M1854 Lorenz Percussion Rifle with Confederate "Anchor" Proof & Bayonet - dated 1860 Snider Rifle Parts Clearly stamped on one end:Original Item: Only one Available. This is a fantastic example of an Austrian M1854 Lorenz Percussion musket with bayonet, almost certainly imported for use in the U. S. Civil War Many European powers were beginning to move to cartridge firearms, and with a huge market in the United States, sold off many of their soon to be obsolete firearms. Some of these reached the Northern Union forces, but more often, they were sent to the South, which did not