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Native Tower Rifle
Native painted P1853 Enfield percussion rifle with 50 cal. 39ā barrel. Stock marked Cooper & Goodman, a firearm manufacturer that was based out of Birmingham, England. Lock is marked āTowerā with the date of ā1861ā above.
Barrel contains proof marks. The brass butt plate has been stamped with a number 12. Rifle features a full walnut stock, painted in red, black and yellow by a Native American. A great example of an Indian War period rifle. Missing the original ramrod, adjustable flip-up sight and one sling mount.
Ciscoās has additional firearms in the Gallery post 1896. Call for itemized catalog.
Barrel contains proof marks. The brass butt plate has been stamped with a number 12. Rifle features a full walnut stock, painted in red, black and yellow by a Native American. A great example of an Indian War period rifle. Missing the original ramrod, adjustable flip-up sight and one sling mount.
Ciscoās has additional firearms in the Gallery post 1896. Call for itemized catalog.
PERIOD: Mid 19th Century
ORIGIN: Connecticut, United States
SIZE: 55" Long
$3,000.00
Native Tower Rifleā
$3,000.00
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Native painted P1853 Enfield percussion rifle with 50 cal. 39ā barrel. Stock marked Cooper & Goodman, a firearm manufacturer that was based out of Birmingham, England. Lock is marked āTowerā with the date of ā1861ā above.
Barrel contains proof marks. The brass butt plate has been stamped with a number 12. Rifle features a full walnut stock, painted in red, black and yellow by a Native American. A great example of an Indian War period rifle. Missing the original ramrod, adjustable flip-up sight and one sling mount.
Ciscoās has additional firearms in the Gallery post 1896. Call for itemized catalog.
Barrel contains proof marks. The brass butt plate has been stamped with a number 12. Rifle features a full walnut stock, painted in red, black and yellow by a Native American. A great example of an Indian War period rifle. Missing the original ramrod, adjustable flip-up sight and one sling mount.
Ciscoās has additional firearms in the Gallery post 1896. Call for itemized catalog.
PERIOD: Mid 19th Century
ORIGIN: Connecticut, United States
SIZE: 55" Long
