RIFLE, SINGLE BARREL LONG ENFIELD
1869Rifle, single shot.
Three banded Infantry Long Rifle,
Serial No. 524JS14
.577 calibre
Conversion was approved for all Colonial Forces in late 1866.
The inscription on butt plate reads "v" WA.
This indicates that the rifle was issued to a unit for the Pensioner guards,WA Volunteer Force.
The number of the rifle is 18 and the P indicates Perth
Details
Details
Enfield 1870, with Kings Crown Insignia, 20B/10 75 (serial #) London 1869 VR and queens crown insignia, Steel VR IP Mark III WD with convict arrow, crown with a site over it.
Pensioner guards were stationed in Newcastle (Toodyay), Western Australia.
Other items from Shire of Toodyay
- CLOCK, PENDULUM, SKELETON
- FRAMED BANKSIA FORMOSA SPECIMEN (FORMERLY KNOWN AS DRYANDRA FORMOSA)
- TIN; KIDNEY SHAPED, BROADCASTING
- EWER AND WASHBASIN
- WASH STAND, ENGLISH MAHOGANY
- SHAVING MIRROR ON STAND
- DRESSING TABLE SET; CONSISTING OF CERAMIC OVAL TRAY JAR AND LID.
- SOAP DISH; OVAL
- HAT BRUSH; CURVED
- GLOVE BOX; BLACK LACQUERED
- OBLONG WOODEN BOX
- BOOK SHELF; WOODEN WITH FOLDING ENDS