Original Civil War Era Percussion Revolver based on a Colt 1851 Navy - Relic Condition Category_Rear Sight Assembly 8 inches wide at the

8 inches wide at the hilt

the Army decided not to pursue any prosecutions

the Life Guards wore red tunics and the horsehair plumes to their Cavalry helmets were white and not red

later known as the Kentucky rifle when carried into the

the sight and trigger assembly are almost identical to the original

Original Civil War Era Percussion Revolver based on a Colt 1851 Navy - Relic Condition Category_Rear Sight Assembly 8 inches wide at theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This came to us among a collection of Colt Navy and Colt Army revolvers, but is plainly a COPY made at the time by some other Manufacturer, perhaps in the South to fill a need for small arms at the time of the Civil War. It is in a sloppy barn find condition and is missing the front loading lever stop. It shows a serial number of 104637 on the frame, barrel, trigger guard, and grip frame. The cylinder measures a full