Original U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion Rifle by Henry E. Leman with Full Flame Maple Stock and Personalized Barrel - circa 1850 German Holsters Royal Corps of Signals soldiers

Royal Corps of Signals soldiers carried out the role and the Royal Signals Motorcycle Display Team was formed from their number

and the crossguard is marked with a number 14

The scabbard is the typical wood reinforced leather

APS-6’s greatest improvement over previous AI sets was its new “double dot” display system

Original U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion Rifle by Henry E. Leman with Full Flame Maple Stock and Personalized Barrel - circa 1850 German Holsters Royal Corps of Signals soldiersOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here is a very nice octagonal barreled "Kentucky" style rifle, which more correctly is known as a Pennsylvania Rifle. It is marked clearly on the lock plate with LEMAN LANCTR. PA, for maker HENRY E LEMAN, who worked in Lancaster from 1812 until 1887, and we feel this rifle started life as a Percussion weapon, and not a conversion from Flintlock. There may have also been markings on the top of the barrel, however they