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Buffington rear and blade front sights, with the rear of the barrel marked with the "V / P / eagle head / P" proof and inspection marks on...

From the serial number, this appears to be a Model 1879 Springfield, but has later style Model 1884 parts, namely the rear sight. Blade front sight an

The lock plate is dated "1864" behind the hammer and is marked with the eagle/shield motif and "U.S. / SPRINGFIELD" in front of ...

This is an assembly of three different models of Springfield Trapdoor rifles. Bayonet lug front sight, adjustable rear sight with curved base, two pie

Buffington rear and blade front (with detachable hood) sights, ramrod bayonet and smooth buttplate with trapdoor. "V P eagle head P" proof...

1-4) "US" marked blued 1873 pattern socket bayonets with scabbards and hangers (3 with U.S. emblem, 1 with N.C.P. emblem). 5-6) Two "...

One of approximately 1100 produced by Springfield Armory circa 1871-1874, using a group of Spencer Carbines that had been sent in for cleaning and rep

The primary cavalry carbine from the post-Civil War era up through the late 1890s, the Springfield Trapdoor saw service through out the Indian Wars un

This is a nice example of an arsenal assembled Springfield Model 1879 Trapdoor rifle with various later production parts mostly from a Model 1884. The

This is an example of a U.S. Model 1879 Springfield Carbine assembled with later Model 1884 parts. Nearly all of the Model 1879 Carbines were issued t