Original U.S. Civil War Gallager’s 1860 Patent Saddle Ring Carbine by Richardson & Overman - Serial 23854 Antique Smith & Wessons The 9th (Service) Battalion (County

The 9th (Service) Battalion (County Armagh) landed at Boulogne-sur-Mer as part of the 108th Brigade in the 36th (Ulster) Division in October 1915 for service on the Western Front

Of particular note is that the interior is stamps with his laundry mark K-8351

He left the ship after its return to the United States early in 1909

and two P-38's picked them up and led them to a French airport

we were back in the truck and drove for about 20 minutes until we arrived in front of the Grand Hotel in Falkenburg

Original U.S. Civil War Gallager’s 1860 Patent Saddle Ring Carbine by Richardson & Overman - Serial 23854 Antique Smith & Wessons The 9th (Service) Battalion (CountyOriginal Item: Only One Available. The U. S. Civil war, aside from being one of the bloodiest eras in U. S. history, was also an era of great invention, as many innovations in mechanical design took place. One of these was the "Capping Breech Loader", an ignition design involving using a percussion cap or primer tape to ignite a self contained cartridge. The Sharps system is probably the most well known of these, but there were many others. As with