Original U.S. Evans New Model 1877 .44 Caliber Repeating Military "Musket" to Sporting Rifle Conversion - 28 Round Magazine U.S. Flags The canteen in this set

The canteen in this set is marked by the throat with ESB 44 for 1944 manufacture by Eduard Sommerfeld

Barrel Length: 1 7/8 inches

there are also 25 blue bombs which represent successful bombing missions

The "table" of the shotgun breech area is marked with the "Perron" or Tower of Liège on the right side

The lid is decorative without any inscriptions

Original U.S. Evans New Model 1877 .44 Caliber Repeating Military "Musket" to Sporting Rifle Conversion - 28 Round Magazine U.S. Flags The canteen in this setOriginal Item: Only One Available. Invented by Warren R. Evans of Thomaston, Maine, the Evans Repeating Rifle was one of the most ambitious and mechanically fascinating firearms to emerge from the postCivil War era. Production began in 1873 under the Evans Rifle Manufacturing Company of Mechanic Falls, Maine, but despite its ingenious design and advanced engineering, the company succumbed to the intense arms industry competition of the 1870s. Only