Original 1872 U.S. .50cal Major James Whittemore Patent Rifle made at Kennebec Arsenal for Army Trials - One of a Kind Japanese Uniforms Insert the shaft into the

Insert the shaft into the collar then secured the stick grenade while a wire was attached to the firing cord

000 feet of altitude

Uncleaned after well over 100 years in storage

the "Go Devils"

who used a Fucile di Fanteria Modello 91/38 (Model 1938 "infantry rifle")

Original 1872 U.S. .50cal Major James Whittemore Patent Rifle made at Kennebec Arsenal for Army Trials - One of a Kind Japanese Uniforms Insert the shaft into theOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an amazing breechloading rifle design, developed by a serving U. S. Army Officer at Kennebec Arsenal in Augusta, Maine, in the years after the U. S. Civil War. During the War, new developments had continually resulted in breech loading conversions being adopted on a trial basis. The Union had as many as NINETEEN different systems issued during and after the war. The Trapdoor design of Erskine S. Allen of