maynard first model carbine 50 and 35 caliber barrels

Description:
patch box  stamped  with  southern  soldier's  name  with  a  reserched  letter   may  be  correct ?????????  both  barrel  have  lots of  original  blue  and  real  nice  bores , gun works  in  dry  fire//  tight barrels /  bought  at  i  dont  know  much  about  gun /  but  real  first  model in  antique  very  good //////$89  sh  ins /// different  serial  numbers  on  barrels and  no  serial  no.  on tape  door 
Many of these early Maynard rifles and carbines manufactured c. 1858-1859 were sold to buyers in the South, including orders by the governments of Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi. The rifles were significantly rarer than the carbines and were insufficient to meet southern demands. However, Mississippi's Dec. 20, 1860, order included 175 rifles, and these were shipped on January 21, 1861. Known issues of the rifles early on include to the following Mississippi units: Company D of the 9th Infantry (24 rifles), Company D of the 14th Infantry (3 rifles), and Company G of the 15th Infantry (4 rifles). Other early Maynards were purchased by individuals and units in the South before the war. Serial number 897, for example, has southern militia markings noting it as private property. Throughout the Civil War, the Maynard remained a popular firearms with southern troops, particularly the famous Confederate cavalry.

Antique: Yes
Manufacturer: maynard / mass arms
Model: first model carbine

Price: $4,989.00