Original U.S. Model 1885 U.S. Navy Contract Remington-Lee Magazine Rifle in .45/70 - Serial 52000 Snider Rifle Accessories This is a fine Civil

This is a fine Civil War revolver bearing the serial number of 31219 indicating production in February 1864

The lighter is in great service-used condition with burn marks at the tip of the wick

• A Regimental evening cut-away jacket together with a blue vest with matching brass buttons

The main culprit was the rigid plastic ear cups that turned out to be too strong in comparison with the skull around the ears

as they represented very minor improvements from the 1835

Original U.S. Model 1885 U.S. Navy Contract Remington-Lee Magazine Rifle in .45/70 - Serial 52000 Snider Rifle Accessories This is a fine CivilOriginal Item: Only One available. This early bolt action design was first patented in November 1878, as marked of this rifle's receiver, by JAMES PARIS LEE. This is the same Lee who later became famous for his huge contribution to the British Lee Metford and Lee Enfield series of rifles of WW1 and WW2. Using the then U. S. standard caliber of ammunition, the . 45 70 round, this bolt action magazine rifle was revolutionary at the time. It was accepted