Original U.S. Civil War Greene's Patent Under Hammer Bolt Action Percussion Rifle - circa 1861 17th Century The revolver is also marked

The revolver is also marked with serial number 1537 on the frame

It was common for smiths to use part of their real name in their "swordsmith" name

Substantial top quality construction provides great wrist protection

the Model 1861 was never produced in a two-banded "rifle" configuration

Morale was low among the NSDAPs who were short on heavy weapons

Original U.S. Civil War Greene's Patent Under Hammer Bolt Action Percussion Rifle - circa 1861 17th Century The revolver is also markedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is something you don't see every day, and this is indeed the only example we have had of a Greene Under Hammer Rifle. The system was invented by LT. COLONEL J. DURRELL GREENE and patented on November 17, 1857 as normally stamped on the tang. Unfortunately due to age and many cleanings, all of the markings on the rifle are missing. There is just a trace of the word GREENE on the barrel tang. This is the rifle