Original U.S. Civil War Era M1860 Spencer Repeating Carbine Serial Number 46796 - late 1864 Sales Very often we see eagles

Very often we see eagles that are covered in soot from coal dust and almost completely black

reloading an empty magazine with cartridges took a very long time

The feathers are usually applied to their combat helmets

New Jersey by train for New York Port of Embarkation (SS Exchequer)

There were additional trials after 1770 but different barrel lengths were only adopted experimentally until the introduction of the Flintlock "Paget Carbine" understood to have been introduced in 1806 which utilized a 16" barrel

Original U.S. Civil War Era M1860 Spencer Repeating Carbine Serial Number 46796 - late 1864 Sales Very often we see eaglesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine U. S. Civil War era Spencer Repeating Carbine. All parts completely correct with a good amount of the original finish present. The stock is also in good antique condition. A very interesting Spencer Model 1860 Civil War Carbine with Serial umber of 46796 indicating mid to late 1864 manufacture. From Spencer's initial order for 7,500 Carbines starting at serial number 11,001, 7,000 were supplied by