Original Locally Made Percussion Trade Gun - Possibly Egyptian - Circa 1860-1880 U.S. Militaria As such it did not

As such it did not take part in the first two large-scale airborne operations conducted by the Allies

It was manufactured at the Louisville

1916 stamped on end of sling is the only marking on the current stock

finally ending up in and around a Marist Seminary at Differt

This is a type of German Dagger that we have never had before

Original Locally Made Percussion Trade Gun - Possibly Egyptian - Circa 1860-1880 U.S. Militaria As such it did notOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is definitely not a Tourist item, just a crude Native made percussion Rifle using what once started out as a Western rifled military style barrel. It has a very crude Native made percussion lock, hand carved stock with crude sheet metal barrel bands. The barrel may possibly have started life as an 1869 Remington Rolling Block, Egyptian Contract. There are two holes on the top of the barrel where a rear sight