Original U.S. Civil War Antietam Battlefield Pickup Eli Whitney P-1853 Type Rifled Musket with Provenance Tag Resin Guns and Grenades "GAOL" is the old English

"GAOL" is the old English way for today's spelling of "JAIL" even used today sometimes in England

Butler held a single platoon of 40 men from Company L in reserve

It is most likely during the period of "British Ceylon" that this very nice horse pistol was produced

which we have not had before

Original U.S. Civil War Antietam Battlefield Pickup Eli Whitney P-1853 Type Rifled Musket with Provenance Tag Resin Guns and Grenades "GAOL" is the old EnglishOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a fantastic bit of U. S. firearms AND military history! The story of this musket began during the Crimean war of 1853 1856, one of the many Victorian era conflicts in Europe precipitated by the decline of the Ottoman Empire. When the war began, England had just patterned the new P 1853 Enfield 3 Band rifled musket, and unfortunately their domestic production had not produced enough for the conflict, much