Original U.S. Civil War Inscribed Webley Wedge Frame Revolver to Lt. Horace Chevallier of the 1st NY Light Marine Artillery Swedish Militaria There is a bit of

There is a bit of scuffing and staining

The design for this British trench club is attractive featuring a a single piece of wood which was later sanded

The rest of the blade and sawback retain the plating well

but on the underside of the breech it is marked with some faded numbers over a CROWN / AF marking for Auguste Francotte & Co

Original U.S. Civil War Inscribed Webley Wedge Frame Revolver to Lt. Horace Chevallier of the 1st NY Light Marine Artillery Swedish Militaria There is a bit ofThis is a FINE example of the English Webley Wedge Frame double action percussion revolver, as produced from the late 1850s through the mid 1860s. These guns provided less expensive alternatives to the Adams and Tranter patent revolvers of the day. The primary cost savings was in the use of a two piece frame and barrel design, similar to Colt revolvers, with the two parts held together via a wedge. Adams and Tranter revolvers utilized a one piece