3244 ATTRACTIVE EARLY 1863 CONFEDERATE FAYETTEVILLE

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Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 6,000.00 USD
Estimated at 12,000.00 - 18,000.00 USD
RIFLE. Cal. 58. NSN. This is a fine example of scarce early 1863 brass mounted Confederate rifle made in Fayetteville, NC from captured Harper's Ferry machinery. Standard configuration, 33" barrel with "VP & eaglehead" proofs, adjustable rear sight, and saber bayonet lug. Lock is marked forward of the hammer with eagle over "CSA" & "Fayetteville", stamped "1863" at tail. Buttplate surcharged "CSA", brass nose cap This is an attractive and superior early 1863 made Fayetteville rifle. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: David Condon paid invoice Oct. 24, 1998. CONDITION: very good overall, appears complete & original, barrel is a mottled gray patina, bayonet lug has "40" stamped, brass has smooth light mustard color, no markings on bands. Stock is sound, lightly refinished, well fit, good shoulders. Mechanics crisp, mostly bright reamed out rifling to smooth bore. Accompanying canvas & leather sling is fine but newer vintage. PROVENANCE: David Condon; David Berenson estate collection 1998. (01-29643/JS). ANTIQUE. $12,000-18,000.