Original U.S. Civil War Greene's Patent Under Hammer Bolt Action Percussion Rifle - c.1860 Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets describes him as: "

describes him as: "

to aid United Nations forces in Korea

- A protective helmet that can be removed and installed quickly and without the necessity of manipulating or adjusting a chin strap

The scabbard shell is the usual black leather having decorative twin lines which run the length of the edges

as marked on the dial

Original U.S. Civil War Greene's Patent Under Hammer Bolt Action Percussion Rifle - c.1860 Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets describes him as: "Original Item: Only One Available. This is something you don't see every day, and this is indeed the only example we have had of a Greene Under Hammer Rifle. The system was invented and patented by LT. COLONEL J. DURRELL GREENE, as indicated on the barrel tang markings, which are partly faded: GREENE'S PATENT. NOV. 17. 1857 This is the rifle that introduced the bolt action system to the U. S. Army, probably somewhat copying the German 1841 Dreyse