Saddle ring on left side Burnside, Ambrose E. Personally, I think they should be known by a separate model designation due to the marking, serial number and the change in the trigger plate. I would just like a ball park value of the gun. Burnside percussion 5th model cavalry carbine. These cases are machined to original specifications and are designed to fit the blocks of original Burnsides. Christian Minor Spencer was born in Manchester, Connecticut onJune 20, 1833. This example, known as the fifth model, has a patent date of 1856 and retains some of the original blue on the barrel, with a clean wood stock and comes complete with saddle ring. Brass cartridge cases for the original Burnside Carbine. Approximately 43,000 5 th models were produced, in their own serial number ranges. 1865 Spencer Carbine Serial Number 1865 Spencer Repeating Carbine Stabler Cut-Off Device, Repeating Position 1865 Spencer Carbine Manufacturers Stamp The Civil War Arsenal has been focusing mostly on Confederate Weapons, the author has been crazed by these Southern beauties.

I have a burnside carbine serial number 3032 on the receiver however the number on the locking block is 35680, this weapon does not have a forgrip and is octagon where a foregrip would be. Wood is solid with unit and inspection mark. Metal parts have a dark patina overall with some uncleaned rust and scattered pitting. This weapon was manufactured in Rhode Island by the Bristol Firearms Company and later, its successor, the Burnside Rifle Company, from about 1857 to 1865. Burnside for some unknown reason restarted their serial numbers from 1 on the last run of carbines. 54 caliber is offered in very good collectible condition. BURNSIDE FIFTH MODEL CARBINE, “MODEL OF 1864,” EARLY 1864 PRODUCTION. The gun was most likely manufactured in the latter part of 1863 or in early 1864. The carbine is in perfect working order with a mint bore. The history of the 5th Ohio is as follows: Regiment originally organized at Camp Dick Corwin, near Cincinnati, Ohio, October 23-November 14, 1861, as 2nd Ohio Cavalry. Serial number 11910 on receiver, number on block is unclear but appears to be non matching. The other 3 volumes do not have serial numbers any closer than this. I have a Burnside Carbine I have acquired from a family member. Nice sharp gun with nice smooth patina throughout the metal. SN 50266 Christian Minor Spencer was born in.

Burnside carbine serial numbers