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This pen is a one-of-akind piece.

This Civil War pen is inspired by the era when correspondence was an art form and craftsmanship was honored. With a remarkably detailed Model 1861 Springfield Rifle Musket Clip, a replica 58 Caliber Minie Ball pen cap, and 44 replica Caliber Colt Army bullet on the pen tip, this pen captures one of the most important times in our Nation's history.

The pen shown is made of Myrtle wood and features a Satin metal finish. Other North American woods and metal finishes are available. Please select from the drop down list. Click on the picture to see more images.

Enhance the presentation of this anniversary pen with a velvet lined, maple wood pen case.

This pen is hand turned by  a master wood worker in Emmett Idaho. 

Proudly MADE IN USA in the great state of Idaho.  Last two in stock.

This rifled musket , with the lock marking "1861 Springfield" and an eagle, was the principal infantry arm of the civil war. Produced in tremendous numbers by the Union and captured by the Confederacy, this is the arm that most soldiers on both sides carried. A handsome, durable and accurate rifle, the model 1861 was the most widely produced American military long arm to that time. During the Civil War over 1,5000,000 of the 1861 pattern rifle muskets were produced by the Springfield National Armory and 2 private Contractors.

1861 Springfield Rifle Musket by Armi Sport of Italy, the ultimate in fine shooting military muzzle loaders. The one-piece barrel is forged steel,. and the one-piece stock is oil-finished walnut. Features a swelled ramrod, like the original muskets. The .58 caliber musket  is 56" overall and the barrel is 40" in length.

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

The bayonet is designed for the Springfield .58 caliber musket. Attached to the rifle the bayonet gave close quarters weapons an extra long reach. Brass mounted leather scabbard, with integrated frog, included. Excellent replica of the originals with great attention to details. The blade length is 17".

May need minor fitting.

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The bayonet is designed for the Springfield .58 caliber musket. Attached to the rifle the bayonet gave close quarters weapons an extra long reach.  Excellent replica of the originals with great attention to details. The blade length is 17".

May need minor fitting.

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This musket saw service by both the Union and Confederate troops during the Civil War. The British Enfield Rifle Muskets were purchased in large numbers.

This Enfield replica has all the features of the original, including a one-piece, oil-finished stock, blue barrel, original-style barrel bands, and brass nose cap. The percussion lock has a V-style mainspring. This piece has a blued steel barrel and bands, brass butt plate and trigger guard.  The .58 caliber musket feature military-style sights and is 55" overall with a 39" barrel. 

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

Complete set of bayonet, scabbard, and frog for the 1853 3-band Enfield long rifle.

The bayonet is designed for the 1853 3-band Enfield long rifle. Attached to the rifle the bayonet gave close quarters weapons an extra long reach. Brass mounted leather scabbard included. Excellent replica of the originals with great attention to details. Overall length is 20 1/2", the blade length is 17".

May need minor fitting.

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The bayonet is designed for the 1853 3-band Enfield long rifle. Attached to the rifle the bayonet gave close quarters weapons an extra long reach. Brass mounted leather scabbard included. Excellent replica of the originals with great attention to details. Overall length is 20 1/2", the blade length is 17".

May need minor fitting.

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Enfield frog is available at an additional charge.

Imported.

The bayonet is designed for the 1853 3-band Enfield long rifle. Attached to the rifle the bayonet gave close quarters weapons an extra long reach. Excellent replica of the originals with great attention to details. Overall length is 20 1/2", the blade length is 17".

May need minor fitting.

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Imported.

Brass mounted leather scabbard for 1853 3-Band Enfield Rifle bayonet. Excellent replica of the originals with great attention to details. The length is approximately 17".

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Imported.

Enfield frog for 1853 3-Band Enfield Rifle bayonet and scabbard that fits over your belt. Click on picture for larger image.

AVAILABLE IN BLACK ONLY

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This Enfield cartridge box is made per British regulations in black leather with white linen thread. The tins are included.  Per the original the box has cartridge box sling loops on the back. It cannot be worn on a belt.

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Available only in black.

Imported.

Thew well-balanced 2-band Enfield Musket saw extensive service during the Civil War. The British Enfield Rifle Muskets were purchased in large numbers and used by both sides.

This excellent replica features an oil-finished walnut stock, case-hardened percussion lock, and correct period screws. This piece has a  blued steel barrel and bands, brass butt plate and trigger guard. The .58 caliber musket feature military-style sights and is 49" overall with a 33" barrel. 

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

Leather musket sling available in black. Select Enfield approximately 49 inches or Springfield approximately 39 inches for the correct length.

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Leather musket sling available in russet. Select Enfield approximately 49 inches or Springfield approximately 39 inches for the correct length.

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This Musket Sling is made of high quality American leather and is stamped with a period correct makers stamp. Available in Russet Leather only. Select Enfield approximately 49 inches or Springfield approximately 39 inches for the correct length.

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Proudly Made in USA.

Linen musket sling. Select Enfield approximately 49 inches or Springfield approximately 39 inches for the correct length.

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Musket cleaning kit for .58 cal muskets. The kit contains a bronze brush, a nylon brush, and cotton swab/wiper. 4 steel rods allows for adjustments to fit all barrel lengths. 

At Checkout add Wool storage bag for $2.50 or Canvas storage bag for $5.75

Bags are Made In the USA.

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Musket cleaning kit bag will hold your .58 cal muskets cleaning kit. The bag is made of Canvas and has a button flap to close and secure your kit. 

Bags are made In the USA.

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USA.

Originally manufactured bu the Richmond Armory in Richmond, Virginia from 1861 - 1865, the CS Richmond Musket was noted for its accuracy.  This model was produced in larger numbers than any other Confederate long arm and is a direct copy of the US Model 1855 with the exception of eliminating the Maynard priming system for the lock.

This musket features a one-piece barrel of forged steel with "VP" and an eagle head stamped to the left of the breech. Markings on the lock are "1862" to the left of the hammer and "CS RICHMOND, VA" to the right of the hammer. Caliber is .58 with a one piece oil-finished walnut stock, accented with brass trigger guard,  nose cap and butt plate. The musket feature military-style sights. The overal length is 56" and the barrel is 40".

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

The Remington Model 1863 Zouave was a favorite of soldiers during the Civil War and was recognized by experts as one of the better made long arms of the era.

This accurate replica features a blue barrel and brass trigger guard, patch box and barrel bands. The case hardened lock is marked "US" with an eagle. The .58 caliber musket is 49" overall and the barrel is 33" in length.

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

The .69 caliber 1842 Percission Rifle was the first weapon made at both Harpers Ferry and Springfield Armories and had completely interchangable parts. More than 250,000 of these muskets were manufactured from 1844 - 1855.

This reproduction musket is true to the original measurements. The overal length is 50 3/4" and the barrel is 42".

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

The  .69 caliber 1842 Percission Rifle was the first weapon made at both Harpers Ferry and Springfield Armories and had completely interchangable parts. More than 250,000 of these muskets were manufactured from 1844 - 1855.

This reproduction musket is true to the original measurements. The overal length is 50 3/4" and the barrel is 42".

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

ON SALE until 12/31/2017 while supplies last!

The 1858 Revolving Carbine was one of the first muzzle-loading revolving carbine. This model was known for its easy handling and reliability. About 3,000 models were produced from 1866 - 1879. 

This .44 caliber carbine features a walnut stock and an adjustable sight. It has a tapered 18" steel barrel and brass trigger guard.

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Made by Uberti.

Firearms and cylinders cannot be returned or exchanged.

The 1859 Cavalry Sharps Carbine has a patch box. The frame is case hardened and the round 22" barrel is blued.  The .54 caliber carbine is 39" overall.

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

Firearms and cylinders cannot be returned or exchanged.

The 1859 Berdan Military Sharps Carbine features a double set trigger. The frame is case hardened and the round 30" barrel is blued. The .54 caliber carbine is 47" overall.

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

Firearms and cylinders cannot be returned or exchanged.

The 1859 Infantry Sharps Carbine features a single trigger. The frame is case hardened and the round 30" barrel is blued.  The .54 caliber carbine is 47" overall.

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

Firearms and cylinders cannot be returned or exchanged.

This Confederate carbine is a replica of the 1861 Richmond Armory Carbine. These carbines were originally assembled from machinery and parts captured at the Harper's Ferry Arsenal and then moved to Richmond.

This model features a pinched front (2-leaf, Military-style) sight.   The .58 caliber carbine is 41" overall and the barrel is 25". 

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

Firearms and cylinders cannot be returned or exchanged.

The 1863 Cavalry Sharps Carbine does not have a patch box. The frame is case hardened and the round 22" barrel is blued.  The .54 caliber carbine is 39" overall.

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Made by Chiappa firearms of Italy.

Firearms and cylinders cannot be returned or exchanged.

The carbine was carried by the trooper suspended from the Carbine Sling worn across his body attached to the carbine by the snap swivel. This carbine sling is authentically reproduced and is correct for both Civil War and later period cavalry. It features a regulation buckle and brass end piece.

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Available in Black only.

Imported.

Made of high quality American leather, this Carbine Sling is authentically reproduced, carries an arsenal stamp, and is correct for both Civil War and later period cavalry. It features a regulation buckle and brass end piece. Available in Black or Russet Leather.

The carbine was carried by the trooper suspended from the Carbine Sling worn across his body attached to the carbine by the snap swivel.

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Proudly MADE in USA.

The carbine swivel snap is used by cavalry troopers to keep the carbine handy while mounted. The snap swivel goes on the carbine sling. Should a trooper drop his carbine, the carbine remains attached and available due to the carbine sling and carbine swivel snap. This swivel is used with any Civil War or Indian War carbines.

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An economical cavalry carbine cartridge box features an inner flap covering a tool pouch. Wooden blocks for cartridges are included. The tab on the front flap is both sewn and riveted. There are 2 belt loops on the back. The box is sewn in white thread and is made of black leather and now in Russet.

Options: Black or Russet.

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The Civil War Blakeslee Spencer Quick Loader Cartridge Box is designed for the Spencer Carbine. Because of the rapid speed that a Spencer carbine could be fired, a special box needed to be designed to hold cartridges for loading. Erasmus Blakeslee patented this box late in 1864. U.S. Government contracts for over 30,000 boxes were delivered to the War Department but few were used in the Civil War due to time delays of production and distribution.

This box contains 6 tin tubes encased in a bored wood block. The wood block is wrapped in smooth black bridle leather with a hinged leather lid to protect the open tops of the tin tubes from the elements. The box is worn over the shoulder on the left side. The leather shoulder strap attached to the box holds the device close to the trooper's left side. This arrangement allows the soldier to reach across with his right hand, flip open the 'Quickloader' box lid, draw out a single magazine tube filled with seven cartridges and insert the bullets into the stock of the Spencer weapon. The box has an implement pouch just like the originals, include the shoulder sling, and has a belt loop on the back.

Available for BOTH .44-40 ammunition OR .56-50 ammunition.  The .44-40 will fit .45 Long Colt ammunition. 

The box is available in black leather only and measures approximately 13 inches longs and 2 inches by 3 inches wide.

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The M1874 Dyer cartridge pouch is used with the 45/70 rifle or carbine during the Indian Wars. It is made of high quality black leather with a US in oval embossed on the flap. The flap closure has a brass plate and finial. There are two belt loops on the back. It is lined with lambs wool. The pouch is available in black leather only.

Chief of Ordnance, General Alexander Dyer, designed the cartridge box needed to carry the ammunition needed by the single action Colt revolvers issued during the late 1800's. The .45 cal cartridges could be easily carried and accessed with this new design.

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The M1876 McKeever Box is used with the 45/70 rifle or carbine during the Indian Wars. It is made of high quality black leather with a US in oval embossed on the flap. The flap closure has a brass finial. There are two belt loops on the back. Inside are 2 rows of ten canvas loops for 20 cartridges. The box opens by folding down on a brass hinge. The box is available in Black or Russet leather.

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The .50 caliber percussion Kentucky rifle is one of the most popular American long guns. This rifle, made by Peredsoli, features a brass butt plate, trigger guard, large patch box, side plate thimbles, and nose cap. The one piece stock is oil-finished walnut and the lock plate is case hardened. The barrel has a blue finish and the bore is rifled with 8 grooves. The rifle has a brass blade front sight and steel, open rear sight. The overall length is 51 3/16" and the barrel is 35 9/16".

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Made by Pedersoli.

Box of 120 paper cartridge tubes.

These paper cartridge tubes are reproductions of the originals and are re-enactment-safe living history cartridges. They contain NO powder and NO bullet. These tubes are NOT designed for live loads and are strictly for blank use ONLY. They about 1/2 inch in diameter and will hold about 75 grains of powder. Once you have filled these cartridges with the measured amount of powder, twist and fold the top to seal and place them in your cartridge box.

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Proudly MADE IN USA.

These paper cartridge tubes are reproductions of the originals and are re-enactment-safe living history cartridges. They contain NO powder and NO bullet. These tubes are NOT designed for live loads and are strictly for blank use ONLY. They about 1/2 inch in diameter and will hold about 75 grains of powder. Once you have filled these cartridges with the measured amount of powder, twist and fold the top to seal and place them in your cartridge box.

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Proudly MADE IN USA in the great state of Idaho.

This Musket Nipple Protector and brass tear drop style chain is a nicely detailed replica of the original. The Nipple Protector, also called a Snapcap, is used to protect the musket nipple and hammer from damage during an accidental dry-fire. The square socket fits over the square lug military nipple. The 8 inch brass chain has a brass split ring to secure it to the rifle. This nipple protector fits all the most common musket nipples.

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Standard issue, Authentic Replica. Fits in cap box.

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Proudly Made in USA.

"T" Handle nipple wrench fits all .58 and .69 caliber reproduction weapons (and most originals)  Also fits Sharps, Gallagher, Maynard, etc carbines with musket nipples.

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Made in USA.