Original U.S. Civil War Era Moore's Patent Firearms Teat Fire .32 Cal Brass Frame Engraved Revolver - Matching Serial 17138 Japanese Ordnance was chiefly responsible for the

was chiefly responsible for the belated institution of the Military General Service Medal for all survivors of the campaigns between 1793 and 1814

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which is why the emblem on this example is loose

It is made mostly of wood

once in Italy and twice in Sicily

Original U.S. Civil War Era Moore's Patent Firearms Teat Fire .32 Cal Brass Frame Engraved Revolver - Matching Serial 17138 Japanese Ordnance was chiefly responsible for theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a small just post Civil War Moore's Patent revolver, with a six shot cylinder in . 32 Teat fire caliber, and is the best we have seen in some time! The frame is brass, which in this case still retains over 50% of the original nickel plating, which is often completely worn away. It has beautiful floral and scroll engraving all over the frame, with some minimal accent engraving on the