Original U.S. Civil War Rare Remington Contract Model 1863 “Zouave” Percussion Rifle with Very Good Bore - dated 1863 U.S. Field Gear which was painted gold post

which was painted gold post war

In Memory of the Warriors

not one of the Royal Armories

Round-Turner’s father was vice admiral Charles Wolfran Round-Turner who entered the Royal Navy in 1893 and achieved the rank of vice admiral in 1935

The leather of the belt is worn and some of the “gold-tape” on the belt itself is ripping off

Original U.S. Civil War Rare Remington Contract Model 1863 “Zouave” Percussion Rifle with Very Good Bore - dated 1863 U.S. Field Gear which was painted gold postOriginal Item: Only One Available. Arguably one of the finest made, and most attractive firearms to have emerged from the American Civil War was the Remington Model 1863 Rifle, Also known as the "Zouave Rifle. The . 58 caliber muzzle loading 1863 Remington was referred to as "Harpers Ferry Pattern" in official Army documents from the period. Although over 12,000 were manufactured, it is unknown what regiments were issued the arms, most likely due to