Original U.S. Set of Two .32cal Gambler's Pocket Revolvers with Mechanical Issues circa 1875 Japanese Marines All initial reports were rendered

All initial reports were rendered bearing these figures as listed and there were no reports submitted on the Forty-Fourth

The Springfield Model 1861 was a Minié-type rifled musket shoulder-arm used by the United States Army and Marine Corps during the American Civil War

A restored "barn find"

The bright shiny blade bears the Knight's Head stamping of the German Solingen firm of Carl Reinhard KIRSCHBAUM

so rushed was production at the time this was made

Original U.S. Set of Two .32cal Gambler's Pocket Revolvers with Mechanical Issues circa 1875 Japanese Marines All initial reports were renderedOriginal Items: One Set Only. With their plain steel finish, these two little pocket revolvers were very popular items on the River Boats and City Gambling dens of the old West. Each is five shot, in . 32 caliber rimfire with bird's head grips, one made of wood the second of Gutta Percha, an early form of plastic. These cute little revolvers required loading from the rear right hand side of the cylinder, and are in just great condition, with each