Original U.S. Civil War Era Silver Mounted "Philadelphia Deringer" Style .42cal Rifled Pocket Percussion Pistol - circa 1860 African Militaria New York by a blacksmith

New York by a blacksmith named Eliphalet Remington

He was not the first to make weapons in such a format

-Complete but nearly empty container of HALCO Mild Tincture Iodine

the Hawkes Bay regiment was amalgamated with the Wellington Regiment and become the 7th Battalion (Wellington (City of Wellington's Own) and Hawke's Bay)

The 9th (Donside) Battalion (originally part of the 9th (Highland) Infantry Division along with the 11th Battalion) were initially posted to the Shetland islands

Original U.S. Civil War Era Silver Mounted "Philadelphia Deringer" Style .42cal Rifled Pocket Percussion Pistol - circa 1860 African Militaria New York by a blacksmithOriginal Items. Only One Available. This is one of the many copies made during the Civil War Era, measuring 6 5 8" in overall length with a 3 1 8" rifled . 42" bore barrel. This is a bit larger than the "Baby Deringer" style models, but still very concealable. These were the ideal assassin's pistol of the Civil War era. The pistol is full silver or nickel silver mounted, and there are no exterior maker markings. We also checked on the bottom of the