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

A really nice M-1866-74 Chassepot/Gras rifle with bayonet

and replaced with a simple notch sight

Both the helmet and shell were made by Briggs Motor Bodies of Dagenham

Our example measures 22 inches in length

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