This lot consists of four original U.S. Army cleaning rods designed for use with the M-1873 Trapdoor Springfield rifle, the standard infantry weapon throughout the Indian Wars era. Each rod is approximately 35 inches in length and features the correct slotted tip for patch cleaning, along with threaded ends to accommodate standard issue brushes and attachments. These steel rods were stored beneath the rifle barrel and were an essential part of field maintenance for soldiers on campaign in the post-Civil War American West. The rods exhibit uniform aging, with surface wear and a mild, even patina consistent with extended service use. Threads remain intact, and there are no signs of bending, cracking, or structural damage. These are 100% original military-issue components, not reproductions, and are well suited for display alongside Trapdoor rifles or as replacements for period-correct restorations. A fine example of late 19th-century U.S. Army gear, this grouping comes from the esteemed Canfield Collection and represents a valuable opportunity to acquire authentic accoutrements from one of the most iconic rifles in American military history.