$4,500.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 218-474
Very fine example of this highly sought after Civil War weapon. Lock is marked “’U.S. SPRINGFIELD” with a wing spread eagle forward of the hammer. It is dated “1862” behind the hammer. The .58 caliber barrel is dated 1862 with correct double struck VP/EAGLE. All metal is smooth with semi-bright finish. The walnut stock is very fine plus with a pair of nice, deep inspector’s cartouches. The stock has some minor storage bruises and dings. Mechanically perfect and outstanding mirror bright bore! Superb example! [ss]
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