Original U.S. Civil War British P-1853 Enfield Three Band Percussion Rifle dated 1863 with Confederate Acceptance Markings Manufacture Type_New Made Items complete with leather pants and

complete with leather pants and spurs

Fabulous Inert Display Sub Machine Guns built from all original parts on a virtually hidden solid ateel display receiver and non-functional barrel

This pith helmet is the standard late Victorian Design as used in the Zulu Wars with a brass spike to top and full brass helmet plate to front bearing the regimental badge under a "King's Crown"

The system lasted until the late 1860s being obsoleted by the center fire system which was far safer and more reliable

which also led to the shell shortage of 1915

Original U.S. Civil War British P-1853 Enfield Three Band Percussion Rifle dated 1863 with Confederate Acceptance Markings Manufacture Type_New Made Items complete with leather pants andOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is certainly something you don't see every day, if at all. This is a great example of the classic P 1853 Percussion Rifle, with brass butt plate, trigger guard and nose cap. This is the long rifle, known as a "Three Band" due to the three steel barrel bands it has. The Lock is simply engraved, marked on the exterior only with a CROWN and DATED 1863. The barrel bears the correct British Proof Markings of the period.