Original U.S. Civil War Confederate Marked British Kerr’s Patent Percussion Double Action Revolver with Framed Article & Display Stand - Serial 9733 No Return This is what we believe

This is what we believe to be a Belgian produced grenade for American use during the experimental trials when trying to find a replacement for the already existing rifle grenades

There are multiple collars cast into the design along the length to keep it from splitting

Soldiers who actively took part as members of units during repeated feats of arms recognized by more than one collective award of the Croix de guerre may continue to wear the fourragère even after leaving the meritorious unit

An unusual item to be sure but the soldiers had to pass the time

Original U.S. Civil War Confederate Marked British Kerr’s Patent Percussion Double Action Revolver with Framed Article & Display Stand - Serial 9733 No Return This is what we believeOriginal Item: One of a Kind Set. Here we have something that we have never had before: A genuine British made KERR'S PATENT Percussion Revolver, made in England circa 1861 by the LONDON ARMOURY Co.. This company was a major supplier of the C. S. A during the U. S. Civil war, and this example is actually marked with the official Confederate inspector's stamp on the grip. After the outbreak of the U. S. Civil War, due to the industrial deficiency of