American Machine Works Model Smith Carbine
$475
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- $475
- Buyer's premium (15%)
- $71
- Sales tax (est. 7.2%)
- $39
- Est. all-in
- $585
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Item: American Machine Works Model Smith Carbine Pickup: South Salt Lake, UT 84115 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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American Machine Works Model Smith Carbine, .50 caliber percussion rifle with 21 5/8 inch barrel, serial 7631, showing excellent bore with light edge wear and scattered rust freckling on blued finish, very good case color on receiver, walnut stock in very good condition with dings. Collectors and Civil War specialists buy these for investment and historical significance, while some resellers work the high-end firearms market. Before bidding verify the JH inspector cartouche is authentic, confirm action function in person, inspect for hairline cracks in stock around breech, and check that sling bar and saddle ring are original period pieces.
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Description from HiBid
Serial # 7631. .50 caliber black powder percussion rifle with a 21- 5/8” part round part octagon barrel. The bore is excellent, mirror bright. Marked on the left side breech “ADDRESS POULTNEY & TRIMBLE, BALTIMORE U.S.A.” and “MANUFACTURED BY AM’N M’CH’N WKS SPRINGFIELD MASS”. The blued finish on the barrel and barrel latch is in very good condition showing light edge wear with scuffs and scratches along with scattered light rust freckling. The receiver and hammer show good, slightly faded case color. The blued metal finish on the trigger guard shows edge wear and scratches with light rust. The sling bar and saddle ring are present. The walnut stock and forearm are in very good condition with scattered dings and light finish wear. Very good JH (John Hannis) inspector’s cartouche on the left side wrist. Original carbine rear sight and fixed front sight. The action works fine. A very nice Civil War era carbine. Approx. 30,000 made from 1861-1865. Please see the photos to get a better idea of condition.
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South Salt Lake, UT 84115
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