Description American Machine Works Smith Carbine chambered in .50 Smith with a single shot breech loading capacity and a 21.6" barrel. Four digit serial number of 9114. Patinated blued barrel, trigger, and hammer. Case colored frame with Saddle ring and saddle bar. Smooth wood forend and straight stock with metal butt plate. Adjustable rear sight and fixed front blade. The left side of the frame is marked "SMITH'S PATENT JUNE 23, 1857", "ADDRESS POULTNEY & TRIMBLE BALTIMORE U.S.A.". The manufacture stamp is faded and difficult to read but states "MANUFACTURED BY AM N M SH N WKS SPRINGFIELD". Two cartouches on the left side of the stocks grip. The left side of the barrel is stamped "LFR". Antique ships directly to MOST buyers home. Condition: Antique good with most of the finish being patinated with spots of metal oxidation and pitting throughout. Scratches and dings on the metal. Varying scratches, scuffs, and dings in the wood. There is a "K" carved into the right side of the butt stock. The action feels tight and appears to function as expected. The bore has heavy spots of metal oxidation/pitting with some clean/bright spots and good visible rifling. Barrel Length: 21.6" Serial: 9114 Manufacturer: AMERICAN MACHINE WORKS Caliber: .50 Smith Model: Carbine