Middle Tennessee Civil War Relics.
Sold Price: Rare Civil War Burnside Fifth Model.54.
Fourth/Fifth Model Burnside Carbine | An Official Journal.
POTD: In The Shadow of Spencer and Sharps - The Burnside.
Civil War Burnside Carbine Rifle.54 caliber manufactured.
Lot 705: Civil War Burnside Rifle Co. Model 1864 Carbine,.54.
RARE Burnside 2nd Model Cavalry Carbine - Battleground Antiques.
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1864 Burnside Carbine, Fourth Model | Civil War Arsenal.
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Burnside 4th/5th Model Carbine 54 Cal Civil War Breech.
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Middle Tennessee Civil War Relics.

Frequently the lists of serial numbers will not identify the make or model of the arm, only the type (pistol or carbine). Other sources, such as Summary Statements of Quarterly Returns of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores on Hand in Regular and Volunteer Army Organizations, 1862 - 1867, 1870 - 1876 (National Archives Microfilm Publication M1281. Price: $1,275.00. This fifth model Civil War Burnside percussion carbine obviously saw action. The overall length is approx. 39.25". The 22" round 54 caliber barrel has a good bore with dark strong rifling and some frosting in the grooves. The barrel is a frown patina with areas of light roughness. This very early fifth model, serial number 203.

Sold Price: Rare Civil War Burnside Fifth Model.54.

Civil War Burnside Carbine Rifle.54 caliber manufactured by Burnside Rifle Co, Providence RI 21 inch round barrel serial number 16511 marked cast steel 1864 model of 1864 Breech Block Condition All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition.

Fourth/Fifth Model Burnside Carbine | An Official Journal.

This particular model of the Burnside carbine was the predominant model sold to the U.S. government during the Civil War, from 1863 to 1865; approximately 43,000 were manufactured. The serial number of this example is – 17714 – there are two of these matching serial numbers that appear on the carbine’s loading block and breech block; the. SERIAL 1810. Mismatched numbers, metal reblued, rear stock home made but still has all of the parts and has value to someone whose gun needs parts.... RELIC CIVIL WAR BURNSIDE CARBINE PARTS GUN. View Item in Catalog Lot #562 (Sale Order: 620 of 747) Sold for: $375.00 to A****c "Tax, Shipping & Handling and Internet Premium not included. See. Carbines of this type were very sought after by Confederates who wanted to carry an actual carbine rather than one made by cutting down an Infantry weapon or possibly a double-barrel shotgun. The metal has a smooth, gray/brown patina and is serial number 6876 out of approximately 14,495.

POTD: In The Shadow of Spencer and Sharps - The Burnside.

Our Price: sold. Burnside Breech-loading Carbine, 1862, serial number 24304,.54 caliber rifled round barrel with single-leaf rear sight, barrel marked "CAST=STEEL 1862," "c" and "P" behind the sight, breech marked "BURNSIDE PATENT/MARCH 25TH 1856," tail of lock marked "BURNSIDE RIFLE Co./PROVIDENCE=R.I.," front of trigger guard, internal breech parts and barrel band stamped "H," left side of. Apr 18, 2022 · The Burnside was one of the first breech-loading, and the third most common carbine in Federal Cavalry service, later exceeded in numbers only by the Sharps and Spencer carbines. It was a lever action, single-shot weapon. First and Second (of 5) Models were in service by Antietam. Its inventor, Ambrose E. Burnside, was also at the Battle. Top of frame = BURNSIDE PATENT / MARCH 25, 1856 Barrel = CAST STEEL 1862 Lock = BURNSIDE RIFLE CO. / PROVIDENCE, R.I. The serial numbe is on the top of the breech, top of the receiver and inside (open the breech to see it). right-side 5th Model Carbines or Model 1864 as it was named by the Ordnance Department.54 caliber Burnside, 21" round barrel.

Civil War Burnside Carbine Rifle.54 caliber manufactured.

Ambrose E. Burnside certainly was an energetic and creative man who was the innovator of this well known longarms that was the third most manufactured carbine of the Civil War. Despite the fact that he went bankrupt early in its inception, he was able to come back strong and be responsible for the manufacture of some 57,000 to 59,000 longarms.

Lot 705: Civil War Burnside Rifle Co. Model 1864 Carbine,.54.

Burnside Model 1865 Spencer Carbines,.50 carbine caliber (.56-50 Spencer), 7 shot magazinloader, manufactured in 1865, serial number 1 to 34,500 left side right side Spencer Sporting Rifle,.56-46 Spencer, 7 shot magazineloader rifle, manufactured from 1864 to 1868, serial number in the same range as Model 1860 Spencer Rifles od Carbines. Roughly 55,500 Burnside carbines of all models were produced and delivered to the US government, making it the 3rd most used carbine model of the Civil War. Approximately 43,000 5th models were produced, in their own serial number range. This one has the matching serial number 17935 throughout, placing it in the first half of all 5th model.

RARE Burnside 2nd Model Cavalry Carbine - Battleground Antiques.

Offered is the 5 th or Model of 1864 Burnside. Though deliveries were made in 1863, the top of the frame is marked BURNSIDE PATENT / MODEL OF 1864. Other markings are CAST STEEL 186? on the barrel, and the lockplate is marked BURNSIDE RIFLE CO / PROVIDENCE = R.I. Serial number is 3353, which is stamped on the breechblock and receiver.

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Named after General Ambrose Burnside who was and official in the company before the Civil War started. Patent date is 1856 which is stamped on the receiver. Approximately 43,000 were made from 1863 to 1865. The rifle with matching serial numbers of 36394 most likely made in 1865. Late production rifles were stamped the patent date stamp of 1856. Burnside Patent 4th Model of 1864. Civil War Union Cavary Saddle Ring Percussion Carbine in.54 Caliber. 21″ round barrel, Top of Breech Marked BURNSIDE PATENT MODEL OF 1864 serial 16587. Matching Serial Numbers, Inspector marked "RKW" on both stocks, Also with W marked on Barrel, and two "P" marks under breech. The "Model of 1864" Burnsides should be a separate model. The trigger plate is different and they are in their own serial number range (I have seen #4 and #16). These came about

Burnside carbine serial numbers