Original U.S. Civil War Colt 1861 Navy .36 Caliber Richards-Mason Cartridge Conversion Revolver - Serial 21115 Category_Brunswick Parts and did not have the

and did not have the leather sweatband of the heavier Bergmütze

as told by one of its last surviving members

The Barrel bearing various proof marks is signed "LONDON"

By an order from the army

the senior Canadian member broke his leg during parachute training

Original U.S. Civil War Colt 1861 Navy .36 Caliber Richards-Mason Cartridge Conversion Revolver - Serial 21115 Category_Brunswick Parts and did not have theOriginal item: Only One Available. Here we have a very good example of the type of revolver used by many of the earliest settlers that helped open up the U. S. Western Frontier. It began live as a Colt Navy percussion revolver, manufactured in 1864, however the U. S. Civil war was really the end of the line for the percussion system. Cartridge revolvers, which were already obsolete. With the large surplus post war, many systems were designed to