Original British Victorian Colonial Constabulary Percussion Carbine with Rare Brass-Hilted Bayonet & Scabbard Japanese Guns & Ordnance 1813 – Appointed adjutant to

1813 – Appointed adjutant to cavalry General Tormasov

and the top of the barrels is proof marked with the inspector's initials: U

the buttstock is stamped in the wood with a roundel marked:

The barrel still bears visible small Birmingham proof marks

he was admitted to Trinity College

Original British Victorian Colonial Constabulary Percussion Carbine with Rare Brass-Hilted Bayonet & Scabbard Japanese Guns & Ordnance 1813 – Appointed adjutant toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of the Percussion Carbines issued to the Colonial Constabulary during the Victorian Era of the British Empire. The design is similar to the EIC type carbines, featuring a side action percussion lock, and a "captured" ramrod that could easily be used on horseback without worrying it would be dropped. The carbine features a lovely wood stock, which is checkered around the wrist, and in