Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian 9mm Pinfire Double Action Revolver with Silver Studded Cylinder & Grips - c. 1860 US Civil War It demobilized on 30 May

It demobilized on 30 May at Camp Dix

and after several redesigns the final prototype was tested and officially adopted by the Japanese Army in late 1934 (Japanese calendar

and look to be made of burl walnut

It has a Brass Plaque engraved: TAKEN FROM THE BRITISH SCHOONER 'DOMINICA' AUGUST 5TH

Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian 9mm Pinfire Double Action Revolver with Silver Studded Cylinder & Grips - c. 1860 US Civil War It demobilized on 30 MayOriginal item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting Belgian Pinfire revolver, made very much in the French style. It looks to be in 9mm Lefaucheux pinfire chambering, double single action with a 6 round cylinder. Like most we see, there is no maker mark, but there are a few single letter proofs under crowns, mostly CROWN T. These are the typical markings seen from the Belgian Gunmaking city of Lige, who may have avoided putting their