Original U.S. Percussion Trade Rifle with Octagonal Barrel circa 1830 - 1840 Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia marked CLINOMETER complete in the

marked CLINOMETER complete in the original leather issue case

This new block was made wider to eliminate play in the action when opened and closed

the two B-17 groups moved to Casablanca proved surplus to Air Transport Command's needs and the squadron was inactivated in late July 1945 and its planes ferried back to the United States

which had arrived in Normandy a few days earlier

Original U.S. Percussion Trade Rifle with Octagonal Barrel circa 1830 - 1840 Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia marked CLINOMETER complete in theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a Trade Rifle built by a U. S. Country Gunsmith in the 1830's or 1840's. It has an octagonal 7 groove rifled barrel of about . 39 bore. It is half stocked and has brass mounts. Built on the lines of a Pennsylvania Rifle often referred to as a Kentucky Rifle with a stock that is almost full length, with a brass plate nose cap. Comes complete with wood ramrod, Trade Lock shows pitting under which there appears