Original U.S. Cold War Era 510th Ordnance Company Special Ammo Support Command 59th Ordnance Brigade Carved “Flaming Bomb” HQ Sign - 19” x 7 ½” 16th Century indicating that this rifle was

indicating that this rifle was manufactured in 1896

with some edge folding and also was folded into 1/4 at a time

He was promoted Rear-Admiral of the Blue in 1812 and after an illustrious Naval career became a full Admiral of the Blue and a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath in 1839

Many of the rifles had both the standard service leaf sight mounted on the barrel in front of the receiver while tang sights such as the Vernier became increasingly popular

and it can be seen that there was a faux ramrod fitting under the forestock

Original U.S. Cold War Era 510th Ordnance Company Special Ammo Support Command 59th Ordnance Brigade Carved “Flaming Bomb” HQ Sign - 19” x 7 ½” 16th Century indicating that this rifle wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. At one time, the 59th Ordnance Brigade was the largest brigade in the U. S. Army. The 59th covered 95,000 square miles from the border of Denmark, south to Switzerland, west into the Netherlands and spread throughout western Germany with over 7,000 soldiers. The soldiers within the 59th came from a wide variety of different occupations. The vast majority of soldiers were artillery, ordnance and military police,