£ 731.00Remington Rolling Block M1867 Danish Rifle 11.7x51R Bayonet-Sword Scabbard - For Sale
From my personal 59 year Collection
of "Fine Firearms & Accoutrements" I
offer an iconic Remington Rolling Block
Danish Model 1876 Rifle. Produced in
Denmark, under Remington Patent
Drawings. This Rifle is stamped with all
Remington Rolling Block Patent Dates;
Cal. 11.7x51R serial number "46206".
Also included is an "Exceedingly Rare"
M-1867-1896 Royal Danish 21" Rifle
Bayonet w/Black Leather & Brass Tip
Scabbard. "ONE PRICE FOR BOTH"
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