Original U.S. Civil War Fifth Model 1864 Burnside Carbine - Matching Serial 17016 Hotchkiss .303 Lock is marked with an

Lock is marked with an eagle and US SPRINGFIELD

To my knowledge none of the US made M-1918 Mark I knives ended up making it to Europe in time to see use during the Great War

Scabbard Length: 24"

Pathfinder patch on left cuff

with the Fire Brigade logo embroidered onto a red shield

Original U.S. Civil War Fifth Model 1864 Burnside Carbine - Matching Serial 17016 Hotchkiss .303 Lock is marked with anOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Burnside Cavalry Carbine in . 54 caliber is offered in very good condition, and is definitely one of the best examples that we have ever seen! It is marked on the frame, breech block, loading lever, and under the barrel with serial number 17016, which is about a third of the way through of wartime production. Springfield Research records indicate serial numbers 16994 and 17023 were both delivered in August 1864,