These were the only guns made in a U.S. national armory under order of the Indian Department as a gift for friendly Indians and were the U.S.'s first arsenal made carbines. "1809" dated lock, "1810" dated buttplate, and "OFF" hand marked on the wrist escutcheon. Provenance: The Malcolm B. Troup, Captain, US Army, Retired Collection

Fair with gray and brown patina, oil staining, moderate pitting concentrated at the breech, some cracks and repairs in the stock, broken nipple, replaced screws, holes for absent sling swivels, and general moderate wear. Mechanically fine.