Original U.S. Civil War Scarce J. Henry & Son Pennsylvania Home Guard Percussion "Saber Rifle" with Unit Marking - 1 of 70 Manufactured Sept. 1861 - March 1862 German Machine Guns The result was Napoleon's lighting

The result was Napoleon's lighting strike into Belgium

It was aged and conditioned when installed in the helmet so that it looks like the real thing

It is one often referred to as “the officer’s pattern”

Our example measures 22 inches in length

The attached original sling is in very good condition considering the age

Original U.S. Civil War Scarce J. Henry & Son Pennsylvania Home Guard Percussion "Saber Rifle" with Unit Marking - 1 of 70 Manufactured Sept. 1861 - March 1862 German Machine Guns The result was Napoleon's lightingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely patinated example of an extremely scarce Civil War rifle musket, the first that we have been able to offer in many years of business. The J. Henry & Son firm has a history dating back to before the French & Indian war, when William Henry started making firearms in Lancaster, Pennsylvania for British Colonial forces. He even took the field himself as an armorer during the campaign to recapture Fort