Original U.S. Civil War Era Rare Massachusetts Arms Company Wesson & Leavitt Patent .31cal Percussion Belt Revolver - Serial 444 Brunswick Parts and is surrounded by two

and is surrounded by two Boatswain's Career Insignia (Star) and two Admiralty Staff EM/NCO Insignia (Flag)

The 9” x 8 ¾” piece of sheet metal appears to be a part of the skin of the aircraft itself

The ebony grip is a very good example showing a great color and grain

The leather sheath is also marked with the COLLINS & CO

The cap's interior is unlined

Original U.S. Civil War Era Rare Massachusetts Arms Company Wesson & Leavitt Patent .31cal Percussion Belt Revolver - Serial 444 Brunswick Parts and is surrounded by twoOriginal Item. Only One Available. Now this is a REAL piece of firearms history! Introduced by the newly incorporated Massachusetts Arms Company in 1850, the Wesson & Leavitt Patent percussion revolvers were the first real competitor to Samuel Colt. These were produced in a larger . 40cal "Dragoon Model", and the smaller . 31cal "Belt Model" revolvers, which is what we have here. The design was covered under patents filed by Daniel Leavitt and Edwin