Original Antique British "Long" Magazine Lee-Enfield MLE MkI .303 Rifle Serial 8728 by RSAF Enfield with Repaired Cut Stock - Dated 1896 Cannons No major damage to the

No major damage to the leather

This is a set the likes of which we are very unlikely to see again anytime in the future

with the leg-tie-down still wrapped around the body

Secretary of War Edwin Stanton sent letters on 28 June 1863 to the commanding officers of the 25th Maine and 27th Maine regiments

There is also shortened number 252 on the rear

Original Antique British "Long" Magazine Lee-Enfield MLE MkI .303 Rifle Serial 8728 by RSAF Enfield with Repaired Cut Stock - Dated 1896 Cannons No major damage to theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Victorian Era was a time of great change in firearms technology, with Queen Victoria's crowning coinciding with the first official "Pattern" of percussion rifle for British forces, the Brunswick P 1837 "Two Groove" Rifle. There had previously been rifles and some percussion arms, but this was the first one put into wide spread production, and Flintlocks would continue to be used for decades after this point,