and while we cannot read the upper one (it looks to end with a P)
The stoc also has some wear around the rear sight area from where the hand would grip the musket
The survival of both cartouches together with the metal inspection markings gives this rifle particularly strong collector interest
Notable history of the WWII M40 Chicken wire Normandy Camouflage SS helmet:
which looks like the "C" glider proficiency badge issued by the DLF
Original U.S. Colt Single Action Army .45 Colt Artillery Model Revolver with 1876 U.S. Marked Frame, Serial No. 32431 Russian Artillery and while we cannot readOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original U. S. Colt Single Action Army . 45 Colt revolver in later Artillery Model configuration, assembled around a John T. Cleveland inspected and U. S. marked frame manufactured in 1876, Serial No. 32431. It has the characteristic 5 1 2" R. A. C. inspected barrel, an 1876 production trigger guard numbered 31490, an exceptionally early 1874 production grip frame numbered 1743, early patent markings, and