Original U.S. Civil War M-1840 Army NCO's Sword by Emerson & Silver of Trenton NJ - Dated 1863 Martini-Henry Parts while the rest of the

while the rest of the components are not matching

This far ahead of its time "bolt action" Infantry rifle was intended to challenge the the Allin Trapdoor conversion of the Percussion Civil War musket

The earpieces even have the original leather loops allowing a closing thong to secure the helmet under the Trooper's chin

probably from lack of cleaning

50 caliber metal MG mounted on an M25 mount

Original U.S. Civil War M-1840 Army NCO's Sword by Emerson & Silver of Trenton NJ - Dated 1863 Martini-Henry Parts while the rest of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a U. S. Civil War issue Model 1840 Non Commissioned Officer's sword, manufactured by Emerson & Silver of Trenton NJ. The sword measures 38" overall, and has an all brass hilt, with a "double scallop" cross guard, and a "D" hand guard enclosing the knurled hand grip. Comes complete in its straight brass mounted steel scabbard with intact frog hook. Many makers made these with Leather