Original U.S. Smith & Wesson M1869 Top-Break Model 3 Revolver in .44 S&W with 8" Barrel - Serial 9557 Japanese Military Maps The Ambela Campaign in 1863

The Ambela Campaign in 1863 and the Second Anglo-Afghan War of 1880

with original lining and functional CONMAR zipper

the detail on the leaves is exquisite

By midmorning they had cleared the area of the enemy and marched towards Los Baños to provide more fighting power for the rescue

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Original U.S. Smith & Wesson M1869 Top-Break Model 3 Revolver in .44 S&W with 8" Barrel - Serial 9557 Japanese Military Maps The Ambela Campaign in 1863Original Item: Only One available. This is an unusual old Wild West Revolver to find. This is a very nice Smith & Wesson Model 3 revolver in . 44 S&W, which was introduced in 1869 as the U. S. Army's principal sidearm, which they used until 1873. It features a long 8" barrel and has a cylinder capacity of 6 shots, and functions in single action only. The top of the barrel bears all the S. & W. patent dates up to 1869: SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS.