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MURRAY, JOHN P.

Murray was the superintendent of Greenwood & Gray, which came to be known as the Columbus (GA) Armory. Rifles and carbines manufactured at this armory for the confederacy were marked "J.P. Murray". Prior to the Civil War, Murray was in a partnership - Happoldt & Murray, and after 1865 remained in Columbus.
Located in Columbus, GA, circa 1856-1889.

MURRAY, JOHN P. Antiques Models

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ARTILLERY CARBINE

.58 cal., lockplate marked "J.P. MURRAY/COLUMBUS GA" ahead of hammer, single shot muzzleloader, 23 1/2 or 24 in. round barrel with two narrow bands and forend cap or narrow mid and wide upper bands without forend cap, inspector in...

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CAVALRY CARBINE

.58 cal., lockplate marked "J.P. MURRAY/COLUMBUS GA" ahead of hammer, single shot muzzleloader, 23 in. round barrel, large single sling swivel on trigger guard, bright metal finish, straight grip wood full stock. Mfg. circa 1862-1...

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RIFLE

.58 cal., lockplate "B.G. & M/ Richmond/Va./Sept. 2, 1861", single shot muzzleloader, 33 in. round barrel with two narrow bands and forend cap, single sling swivel on trigger guard, bright finish, straight grip wood full stock...

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