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The Pattern 1853 “Enfield” Rifle Musket was the second most used infantry long arm of the American C..
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In 1856 the British Military adopted a new sidearm for issue to the engineers, the Pattern 1856 Pion..
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The Pattern 1853 family of percussion long arms that started with the “Enfield” Rifle Musket gave ri..
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The British East India Company was, according to Bentley’s Miscellany #43 (published in 1858) “an a..
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This is a NEAR EXCELLENT condition example of the British P-1859 Ball Bag. The Ball Bag was designed..
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The British military in the first part of the 19th century was nothing if not traditional, and quite..
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When it comes to antique military arms, there is probably no name better known than “Brown Bess”. Th..
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In 1756 the British began adopting a series of “carbines” for use by mounted troops and light infant..
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In 1770 the British Board of Ordnance adopted the Pattern 1770 Light Carbine for use by commissioned..
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A number of world famous English gunsmiths emerged during the late 18th century to become internatio..
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In 1796 the British War Department adopted a newly designed saber for use by the Light Cavalry. This..
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The middle 18th century saw a change in the way in the British Board of Ordnance approached the desi..
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