Original U.S. Civil War Manhattan Navy Revolver Made in 1861 MG 34 Reciever Assembly Cutouts are provided to make

Cutouts are provided to make extraction of the flares easier

and allowed the wearing of a balaclava underneath

this carbine features a trapped swivel ramrod

This is a brass pin worn on a soft cap used by soldiers in the 2nd Warwickshire 24th Regiment of Foot during the ZULU wars of the late 1870s

with the result that soon all POWs were to line up as ordered

Original U.S. Civil War Manhattan Navy Revolver Made in 1861 MG 34 Reciever Assembly Cutouts are provided to makeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example is . 36 caliber with a 5" barrel. It is in tight functional condition with cylinder engraving still visible showing a Naval scene. Serial number 16974 denotes the year manufacture of 1861. A very popular percussion revolver carried by many Union Officers. This example comes with the original heavily pitted Manhattan Firearms Company marked . 36 caliber bullet mold. Currently it is contained