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| Nice Iron Springfield Buttplate |
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Here is a Relic Condition Iron Buttplate for the M1861
Springfield Rifle ! This one also appears to have been excavated
and lightly cleaned. No damage though, and it will display great in
a Dug Gun Part Display !
$24 plus shipping
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| Nice Dug M1816 Springfield Iron Buttplate |
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Here is a Nice Relic Condition Iron Buttplate for M1816
Musket ! I'm almost positive this one has been excavated, but
it's still in good shape, with no damage. Will look fine in a display
of excavated gun parts !
$24 plus shipping
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| Original M1816 Springfield Lockplate Dated 1839 |
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Here is a Nice Relic Condition M1816 Springfield Lock
Plate ! In hand you can still easily see "Springfield" and date
"1839", at the rear of the plate, but the U.S. and Eagle forward
of the hammer area have worn away. No hardware just the plate
itself, but it could be cleaned up a bit and used.
$24 plus shipping
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| Dug Receiver and Full Length Barrel of an 1885 Hopkins & Allen "Falling Block" 12 Guage Shotgun |
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Here is a Nice Dug Barrel/Breech Assembly for an 1885 Hopkins & Allen 12 Gauge Shotgun ! Well, I know it’s Not Civil War, but it IS still a pretty cool Dug Firearm basically dating to the Indian Wars. I got it in with a collection of Dug Rifle barrels, mostly Civil War, and couldn’t figure out what kind of “carbine” it was !? Finally, realized that despite the large bore, it was not a Civil War carbine, but the H & A Shotgun. This pattern had a “falling block” mechanism, which explains why it so resembled a Civil War Era carbine at first. Anyway, it will look great mounted, even better on an old barn board, and be a good representation of Frontier Era Firearms !
SOLD
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