Original U.S. Civil War Era Austrian M1854 Type II Lorenz .55cal Percussion Rifle Shortened to Musketoon Length with Desirable Long Range Sight - Circa 1860 Nepalese Cache Extras the son of John Wesley

the son of John Wesley and Ada Lou Abott Spoonemore

The bayonet itself is in solid condition but does have surface oxidation present and minor peppering

Made from fiberglass with rear side metal or heavy rope handles these really look the business by perfectly replicating Rhino Hide

The strength of Clan Campbell had been estimated at 5

Original U.S. Civil War Era Austrian M1854 Type II Lorenz .55cal Percussion Rifle Shortened to Musketoon Length with Desirable Long Range Sight - Circa 1860 Nepalese Cache Extras the son of John WesleyOriginal Item: Only one Available. This is a patinated and historically significant example of an Austrian M1854 Lorenz Percussion rifled musket, a weapon that was imported in massive numbers during the American Civil War and became one of the most important foreign arms used during the conflict. With U. S. purchases in excess of 250,000 and documented CS purchases of at least 100,000, it was the third most issued type of rifled musket, behind the P