Civil War Era U.S. Model 1864 Pattern Cartridge Box Cotton Rock-Ola began M1 Carbine production

Rock-Ola began M1 Carbine production in early 1942 after receiving government contracts

Often called the “baby brother” of the Model 721/722 series

All are parts/restoration guns

“Do not move reflector by hand…”

the Lee-Enfield's iconic 10-round detachable magazine

Civil War Era U.S. Model 1864 Pattern Cartridge Box Cotton Rock-Ola began M1 Carbine productionOriginal Civil War era U. S. Model 1864 pattern cartridge box, a classic piece of Union infantry field gear with strong display appeal. This example retains the desirable oval US box plate on the outer flap and still shows its internal tin cartridge tray in place. A very solid original piece that presents well and has the right look for any Civil War collection, display, or mannequin setup. The leather remains largely intact and the box has an honest,