Original U.S. Civil War Era William Billinghurst Half Stock Underhammer Percussion Target Rifle with Heavy .39 Caliber Octagonal Barrel and Stuck Bullet Starter, circa 1860 Ancient The underside of the lighter

The underside of the lighter bears the ZIPPO logo and Bradford

Vanillin (Artificial)

who fought against the Imperial Japanese Army in the Philippines

and solid black for use with SWAT teams

Both posters are in fantastic shape but the American poster has a couple small rips and a tiny loss of color in the bottom left

Original U.S. Civil War Era William Billinghurst Half Stock Underhammer Percussion Target Rifle with Heavy .39 Caliber Octagonal Barrel and Stuck Bullet Starter, circa 1860 Ancient The underside of the lighterOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original U. S. Civil War era half stocked underhammer percussion target rifle made by William Billinghurst of Rochester, New York, circa 1860. Built with an exceptionally heavy 30 1 2" octagonal barrel, . 39" rifled bore, globe front sight, and a fitted bullet starter, it is a substantial example of the specialized target and bench rifles produced during the mid 19th century. This is an antique black