lot 134: metal frame and barrel dull metal grey with deep rifling in bore; the wooden stock has the initials “JH” carved in the stock with the wood sound, no government marks; overall average condition and shows period field use but in sound and complete condition; please see section 9 in our terms & conditions for full disclosure regarding the sale of firearms: https://hindman-production.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/website-public/conditions-of-sale.pdf

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A Gallager carbine, Richardson & Overman, Philadelphia, PA, patent July 17th, 1860