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1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine - Barnett
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine - Barnett
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Guns International #: 101439035
Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion
- Civil War Carbines
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Seller: george42
Member Since: 5/9/20
First Name: George
Last Name: Susat
State:
West Virginia
Zip: 25405-5190
Country: United States
Phone:
(214) 215-7350
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 5
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: check, money order
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine - Barnett
Description:
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine
This English made Artillery Carbine was popular with the Confederate Cavalry and a number were imported during the civil war. This example was made by Barnett who supplied many longarms to the South. He is often known as the Gunmaker to the Confederacy. This example does not have any confederate import marks. Gen. Jeb Stuart speciffically requested these Artillery carbines for This Barnett made carbine is one of the types imported into the Confederacy. This example does not have any Confederate import marks but a large portion of Barnett's production went south. He also produced an artillery carbine after the war for export but those carbines had different firm markings and often had Belgian proofs on the barrels. This carbine is wartime production.
The lock is marked BARNETT LONDON in front of the hammer and has a crown with TOWER marked under the crown behind the hammer. This type of lock markings is the second type shown on page 102 of the book "THE ENGLISH CONNECTION". The inside of the lock is marked Barnett as well. The lock action is crisp. The barrel has London proof marks. Overall the metal has a deep brown patina with scattered areas of light pitting. The stock is solid and shows light wear. It does not have any stamps in the wood. There are some carved initials. The furniture is present except for the sling swivels. There is a hole in the butt for the rear swivel. The ramrod is original. The bore is dark and is smooth. The carbine rear sight is present. There is no bayonet lug nor evidence it ever had one.
This carbine has an untouched look and just recently came out of an estate in northern Virginia.his troopers.
Shipping is $45.00
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Manufacturer: BARNETT
Description:
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine
This English made Artillery Carbine was popular with the Confederate Cavalry and a number were imported during the civil war. This example was made by Barnett who supplied many longarms to the South. He is often known as the Gunmaker to the Confederacy. This example does not have any confederate import marks. Gen. Jeb Stuart speciffically requested these Artillery carbines for This Barnett made carbine is one of the types imported into the Confederacy. This example does not have any Confederate import marks but a large portion of Barnett's production went south. He also produced an artillery carbine after the war for export but those carbines had different firm markings and often had Belgian proofs on the barrels. This carbine is wartime production.
The lock is marked BARNETT LONDON in front of the hammer and has a crown with TOWER marked under the crown behind the hammer. This type of lock markings is the second type shown on page 102 of the book "THE ENGLISH CONNECTION". The inside of the lock is marked Barnett as well. The lock action is crisp. The barrel has London proof marks. Overall the metal has a deep brown patina with scattered areas of light pitting. The stock is solid and shows light wear. It does not have any stamps in the wood. There are some carved initials. The furniture is present except for the sling swivels. There is a hole in the butt for the rear swivel. The ramrod is original. The bore is dark and is smooth. The carbine rear sight is present. There is no bayonet lug nor evidence it ever had one.
This carbine has an untouched look and just recently came out of an estate in northern Virginia.his troopers.
Shipping is $45.00
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Manufacturer: BARNETT
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Guns International #: 101439035
Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion
- Civil War Carbines
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: george42
Member Since: 5/9/20
First Name: George
Last Name: Susat
State:
West Virginia
Zip: 25405-5190
Country: United States
Phone:
(214) 215-7350
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 5
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: check, money order
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine - Barnett
Description: 1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine This English made Artillery Carbine was popular with the Confederate Cavalry and a number were imported during the civil war. This example was made by Barnett who supplied many longarms to the South. He is often known as the Gunmaker to the Confederacy. This example does not have any confederate import marks. Gen. Jeb Stuart speciffically requested these Artillery carbines for This Barnett made carbine is one of the types imported into the Confederacy. This example does not have any Confederate import marks but a large portion of Barnett's production went south. He also produced an artillery carbine after the war for export but those carbines had different firm markings and often had Belgian proofs on the barrels. This carbine is wartime production. The lock is marked BARNETT LONDON in front of the hammer and has a crown with TOWER marked under the crown behind the hammer. This type of lock markings is the second type shown on page 102 of the book "THE ENGLISH CONNECTION". The inside of the lock is marked Barnett as well. The lock action is crisp. The barrel has London proof marks. Overall the metal has a deep brown patina with scattered areas of light pitting. The stock is solid and shows light wear. It does not have any stamps in the wood. There are some carved initials. The furniture is present except for the sling swivels. There is a hole in the butt for the rear swivel. The ramrod is original. The bore is dark and is smooth. The carbine rear sight is present. There is no bayonet lug nor evidence it ever had one. This carbine has an untouched look and just recently came out of an estate in northern Virginia.his troopers. Shipping is $45.00 SOLD Antique: Yes Manufacturer: BARNETT |
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Guns International #: 101439035
Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion
- Civil War Carbines
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: george42
Member Since: 5/9/20
First Name: George
Last Name: Susat
State:
West Virginia
Zip: 25405-5190
Country: United States
Phone:
(214) 215-7350
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 5
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: check, money order
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine - Barnett
Description:
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine
This English made Artillery Carbine was popular with the Confederate Cavalry and a number were imported during the civil war. This example was made by Barnett who supplied many longarms to the South. He is often known as the Gunmaker to the Confederacy. This example does not have any confederate import marks. Gen. Jeb Stuart speciffically requested these Artillery carbines for This Barnett made carbine is one of the types imported into the Confederacy. This example does not have any Confederate import marks but a large portion of Barnett's production went south. He also produced an artillery carbine after the war for export but those carbines had different firm markings and often had Belgian proofs on the barrels. This carbine is wartime production.
The lock is marked BARNETT LONDON in front of the hammer and has a crown with TOWER marked under the crown behind the hammer. This type of lock markings is the second type shown on page 102 of the book "THE ENGLISH CONNECTION". The inside of the lock is marked Barnett as well. The lock action is crisp. The barrel has London proof marks. Overall the metal has a deep brown patina with scattered areas of light pitting. The stock is solid and shows light wear. It does not have any stamps in the wood. There are some carved initials. The furniture is present except for the sling swivels. There is a hole in the butt for the rear swivel. The ramrod is original. The bore is dark and is smooth. The carbine rear sight is present. There is no bayonet lug nor evidence it ever had one.
This carbine has an untouched look and just recently came out of an estate in northern Virginia.his troopers.
Shipping is $45.00
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Manufacturer: BARNETT
Description:
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine
This English made Artillery Carbine was popular with the Confederate Cavalry and a number were imported during the civil war. This example was made by Barnett who supplied many longarms to the South. He is often known as the Gunmaker to the Confederacy. This example does not have any confederate import marks. Gen. Jeb Stuart speciffically requested these Artillery carbines for This Barnett made carbine is one of the types imported into the Confederacy. This example does not have any Confederate import marks but a large portion of Barnett's production went south. He also produced an artillery carbine after the war for export but those carbines had different firm markings and often had Belgian proofs on the barrels. This carbine is wartime production.
The lock is marked BARNETT LONDON in front of the hammer and has a crown with TOWER marked under the crown behind the hammer. This type of lock markings is the second type shown on page 102 of the book "THE ENGLISH CONNECTION". The inside of the lock is marked Barnett as well. The lock action is crisp. The barrel has London proof marks. Overall the metal has a deep brown patina with scattered areas of light pitting. The stock is solid and shows light wear. It does not have any stamps in the wood. There are some carved initials. The furniture is present except for the sling swivels. There is a hole in the butt for the rear swivel. The ramrod is original. The bore is dark and is smooth. The carbine rear sight is present. There is no bayonet lug nor evidence it ever had one.
This carbine has an untouched look and just recently came out of an estate in northern Virginia.his troopers.
Shipping is $45.00
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Manufacturer: BARNETT
Guns International #: 101439035
Guns International #: 101439035
Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion
- Civil War Carbines
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: george42
Member Since: 5/9/20
First Name: George
Last Name: Susat
State:
West Virginia
Zip: 25405-5190
Country: United States
Phone:
(214) 215-7350
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 5
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: check, money order
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine - Barnett
Description:
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine
This English made Artillery Carbine was popular with the Confederate Cavalry and a number were imported during the civil war. This example was made by Barnett who supplied many longarms to the South. He is often known as the Gunmaker to the Confederacy. This example does not have any confederate import marks. Gen. Jeb Stuart speciffically requested these Artillery carbines for This Barnett made carbine is one of the types imported into the Confederacy. This example does not have any Confederate import marks but a large portion of Barnett's production went south. He also produced an artillery carbine after the war for export but those carbines had different firm markings and often had Belgian proofs on the barrels. This carbine is wartime production.
The lock is marked BARNETT LONDON in front of the hammer and has a crown with TOWER marked under the crown behind the hammer. This type of lock markings is the second type shown on page 102 of the book "THE ENGLISH CONNECTION". The inside of the lock is marked Barnett as well. The lock action is crisp. The barrel has London proof marks. Overall the metal has a deep brown patina with scattered areas of light pitting. The stock is solid and shows light wear. It does not have any stamps in the wood. There are some carved initials. The furniture is present except for the sling swivels. There is a hole in the butt for the rear swivel. The ramrod is original. The bore is dark and is smooth. The carbine rear sight is present. There is no bayonet lug nor evidence it ever had one.
This carbine has an untouched look and just recently came out of an estate in northern Virginia.his troopers.
Shipping is $45.00
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Manufacturer: BARNETT
Description:
1853 Enfield Artillery Carbine
This English made Artillery Carbine was popular with the Confederate Cavalry and a number were imported during the civil war. This example was made by Barnett who supplied many longarms to the South. He is often known as the Gunmaker to the Confederacy. This example does not have any confederate import marks. Gen. Jeb Stuart speciffically requested these Artillery carbines for This Barnett made carbine is one of the types imported into the Confederacy. This example does not have any Confederate import marks but a large portion of Barnett's production went south. He also produced an artillery carbine after the war for export but those carbines had different firm markings and often had Belgian proofs on the barrels. This carbine is wartime production.
The lock is marked BARNETT LONDON in front of the hammer and has a crown with TOWER marked under the crown behind the hammer. This type of lock markings is the second type shown on page 102 of the book "THE ENGLISH CONNECTION". The inside of the lock is marked Barnett as well. The lock action is crisp. The barrel has London proof marks. Overall the metal has a deep brown patina with scattered areas of light pitting. The stock is solid and shows light wear. It does not have any stamps in the wood. There are some carved initials. The furniture is present except for the sling swivels. There is a hole in the butt for the rear swivel. The ramrod is original. The bore is dark and is smooth. The carbine rear sight is present. There is no bayonet lug nor evidence it ever had one.
This carbine has an untouched look and just recently came out of an estate in northern Virginia.his troopers.
Shipping is $45.00
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Manufacturer: BARNETT
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