Original U.S. Remington Model 1867 U.S. Navy Rolling Block Carbine in .50-45 with 1864-1874 Patent Markings - Serial 981 Japanese Army Shortened number 121 is found

Shortened number 121 is found on the right side of the bolt

the Liberator's tricycle landing gear design mandated that its A-13 model Sperry ball turret have a fully retractable mount

it could easily penetrate a G

The metal front plate from the nose fitting is also missing

Produced during World War Two this is a United States Army Nurse Corps enlistment poster that features a photo of a man in bed wearing gray pajamas with a mandarin collar and white frog closures

Original U.S. Remington Model 1867 U.S. Navy Rolling Block Carbine in .50-45 with 1864-1874 Patent Markings - Serial 981 Japanese Army Shortened number 121 is foundOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting example of what we believe is a scarce Remington Model 1867 Carbine, from the lot of 5000 carbines manufactured for the U. S. Navy in 1868 1869. It is however a bit different than other examples we have seen, mainly in terms of the markings on the receiver. These usually have the early Remington "two line" patent markings, and will be marked with an "Anchor" marking on the right side of the