Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian Export Percussion Short Rifle made by Dresse Laloux & Cie with Liège Proofs Receiver and is made of what

and is made of what appears to be rayon synthetic cloth or something similar

and the center features the standard "toorie" woolen ball or pom-pom

used typically during the 50s-70s for these helmets

Original Item: Only One Available The romance around Colt "Cowboy" Revolvers never ceases to amaze us

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Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian Export Percussion Short Rifle made by Dresse Laloux & Cie with Liège Proofs Receiver and is made of whatOriginal Item: Only One Available As used in the U. S. Civil War. This is a very good example of a typical Belgian Export Short Percussion Rifle, made mostly during the 1860s for the U. S. Civil War Trade. At the onset of the war, both sides were in need of arms, and contracted out for arms production. The North had many willing factories, but the South did not, so they had to turn to the European gun trade. The Belgian City of Lige had long been a