(A) AMERICAN MACHINE WORKS SMITH BREECH LOADING PERCUSSION CARBINE.

(A) AMERICAN MACHINE WORKS SMITH BREECH LOADING PERCUSSION CARBINE. Manufactured in the Civil War by the American Machine Works for agents Poultney & Trimble, most of which were sold for government contracts. Standard blued octagon to round barrel with German silver blade front sight and carbine ladder rear sight. Case hardened break action with saddle ring and bar. Smooth walnut forend retained by a single barrel band. Walnut stock with a sharp "JH" inspection cartouche. CONDITION: Very Good. Barrel retains the majority of its fading original blue with some older oxidation spotting. Frame displays strong portions of dark, muted case colors. Stocks are very good with scattered dings and nicks. Sharp bore. Fine mechanics.Name Value Barrel Length 21 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore .50 Rifled FFL Status Antique Manufacturer Poultney & Trimble Model Smith Patent Serial Number 231, Name, Value, Barrel Length, 21 - 1/2", Caliber/Bore, .50 Rifled, FFL Status, Antique, Manufacturer, Poultney & Trimble, Model, Smith Patent, Serial Number, 231

Estimate:$800

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