Original 19th Century German Double Barreled Cape Combination Gun Marked Weidner a Schleiz - Circa 1855 US Civil War The buffington sight is a

The buffington sight is a bit bent and the rear securing screw is missing

Magazine not included

This is an extremely rare matched numbered set of World War Two Manhattan District (aka Manhattan Project) later moved to Oak Ridge Tennessee US Engineer Corps Guard Badges

with a rounded "quince" shaped tsuba (cross guard)

which is definitely well above average for a civil war percussion revolver

Original 19th Century German Double Barreled Cape Combination Gun Marked Weidner a Schleiz - Circa 1855 US Civil War The buffington sight is aOriginal Item: One of a kind. A combination gun is typically a firearm that usually has one rifled barrel and one smoothbore barrel, that is typically used with shot or some type of shotgun slug. While more modern styles utilizing cartridges were "over and under" designs, during the percussion era, most of these were side by side. Having ammunition ready for several different types of game definitely had its advantages. This is a lovely example of a