a common serial number question

Started by stanjone, November 13, 2014, 05:48:00 PM

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stanjone

I have a Spencer rifle with the serial number 4831. Does anyone know if it was assigned to a unit or individual?

Two Flints

Hi Stanjone,

Are you planning to join my Spencer Shooting Society ::) ::)   If yes, then I can look up your serial # for you . . . but, you need to really join SSS, first ;D  

I'll take the time to look up your serial #, if you'll take the time to join my Spencer Shooting Society, and agree to post photos of your Spencer Rifle.  Just register on SSS, or send me an Email or PM telling me that you want to join us ;D  ;D

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Stan,

Email sent with serial # information.

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Una mano lava l'altra
Moderating SSS is a "labor of love"
Viet Vet  '68-69
3/12 - 4th Inf Div
Spencer Shooting Society Moderator
Spencer Shooting Society (SSS) #4;
BOSS #62
NRA; GOAL; SAM; NMLRA
Fur Trade Era - Mountain Man
Traditional Archery

Ibgreen

Quote from: stanjone on November 13, 2014, 05:48:00 PM
I have a Spencer rifle with the serial number 4831. Does anyone know if it was assigned to a unit or individual?

That is only 11 away from my rifle (4820)

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serial #4821 was issued to the same unit as Stanjone's rifle, the 72nd Indiana Volunteer Infantry, Company A, in 1864.

Two Flints

Una mano lava l'altra
Moderating SSS is a "labor of love"
Viet Vet  '68-69
3/12 - 4th Inf Div
Spencer Shooting Society Moderator
Spencer Shooting Society (SSS) #4;
BOSS #62
NRA; GOAL; SAM; NMLRA
Fur Trade Era - Mountain Man
Traditional Archery

Ibgreen

4820 was a private purchase rifle used by Capt. Joseph Blackburn of the 5th Tenn Cav. USA. 

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