Pattern 1853 Artillery Carbine, 2nd Model : South Australian Volunteer Artillery Accession Number: REL/10994

Description

Pattern 1853 Artillery Carbine, 2nd Model. Lock marked Crown over VR and 1862 over Tower. Butt stamped with the Tower Armoury roundel. Tang engraved crown over SA 45. Stock maker J Jagger. Barrel has London proof marks. The bayonet boss is stamped 48 which would originally have matched the bayonet number. It is complete with swivels, white buff leather sling and original ramrod also marked 45.

Contextual Description

The markings on this carbine indicate that it was used by the South Australian Volunteer Artillery.

Details

Accession Number
REL/10994
Manufactured by
Tower of London
Classification
Technology
Object Type
Firearm
Measurement
Calibre
Date Made
1862
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright not applicable

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