Original U.S. Pennsylvania Style Percussion Rifle Attributed to Nathaniel Rowe of Emmitsburg, Maryland - Circa 1840 German Field Equipment are buried together in Section

are buried together in Section 30

The cannonball is Confederate wartime manufacture for the light smoothbore "Napoleon" cannon using the copper time fuze designed to detonate in the air above the target

303 Caliber pattern Portative cavalry Display Light Machine Gun

original paperwork and dozens of letters he wrote home to his parents while training at Fort Benning

making these items very personal and highly collectable today

Original U.S. Pennsylvania Style Percussion Rifle Attributed to Nathaniel Rowe of Emmitsburg, Maryland - Circa 1840 German Field Equipment are buried together in SectionOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased at a recent military auction! Here is a very nice octagonal barreled "Pennsylvania" style rifle, often referred to as a "Kentucky" Rifle. The design developed in Pennsylvania, and then spread down the Ohio River Valley to Kentucky, where it was very popular. It is in about 0. 40" caliber, one of the common sizes we see these in, and features a 40 3 4" octagonal barrel with seven groove rifling. The