Original British East India Company 12th Irregular Cavalry Percussion Saddle Ring Carbine with Nickel Mounts Antique Shotguns with approximately 70% of the

with approximately 70% of the factory paint remaining

Designed with replaceable components so that it may be easily repaired and re-used

with the interior finish retained the same

Several European nations officially began training military dogs in the early 20th century

There seems to have been minimal leather shrinkage on this example

Original British East India Company 12th Irregular Cavalry Percussion Saddle Ring Carbine with Nickel Mounts Antique Shotguns with approximately 70% of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Featured on page 507 of David Harding's wonderful work SMALLARMS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY, VOLUME 2, this model was ordered by the Commanding Officer, Captain W. C. Alexander in 1851 for the Irregular Bengal Cavalry. They were supplied by the London Gun maker GARDEN, 200, PICCADILLY, LONDON, which appears on the twist steel barrel, though the marking is faint. The lock is still faintly marked with 12th BENGAL