Original Spanish–American War Spanish M1871 Remington Rolling Block Carbine in .43 Spanish with Cuban Havana Arsenal Stamp Dated 1881 Original Antique Guns indicating that it was most

indicating that it was most likely made for use in the "New World"

and still retain some of the camouflage paint

It is marked on the back with RZM and maker code M4 / 24

This1860s pattern regimentally cyphered sword that reads the following on the finely decorated blade:

Original Spanish–American War Spanish M1871 Remington Rolling Block Carbine in .43 Spanish with Cuban Havana Arsenal Stamp Dated 1881 Original Antique Guns indicating that it was mostOriginal Item: One of a Kind. We have had many Spanish Remington Blocks before, but never one like this! Here we have a well patinated example of the Carbine version of the Spanish Rolling block, which definitely looks to have seen long use. The metalwork shows past pitting on many areas, looking to have been used in a very humid environment, such as a seaport or in the tropics. This carbine looks to have been issued in Cuba, where it almost certainly