Original British 1851 Bengal Irregular Saddle Ring Cavalry Carbine by W. Greener of London with Regiment Marking - Skinner's Horse Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets though there is no date

though there is no date that we can see

When the smoke of the battle cleared

restored and re framed in a gilt 36" x 56" frame

This is a very interesting example of a Remington Rolling block carbine

as "side action" lock was identical to the later P-1853 Enfield and 1864 Snider locks in shape

Original British 1851 Bengal Irregular Saddle Ring Cavalry Carbine by W. Greener of London with Regiment Marking - Skinner's Horse Category_MG 34 Display Guns & Part Sets though there is no dateOriginal Item: Only One Available. According to David Harding wonderful work: SMALL ARMS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY, 1600 1856 Volume TWO, pages 497 498, this percussion carbine was manufactured by W. Greener circa 1851 for "Skinner's Horse", part of the 1st. BENGAL IRREGULAR CAVALRY. Our example, as illustrated in Harding's book, is marked W. GREENER on the lock plate and W. GREENER, LONDON on the barrel. On the barrel by the rear sight it is also