Original U.S. Civil War Era British Adams .442 M1851 Percussion Revolver sold by B. Cogswell - Serial 20,519R Category_Receiver Top Cover Many of the Red Cross

Many of the Red Cross nurses and well over 2

In the top corner (Canton) is a black on white Iron cross

Clifford Goff may have been reassigned there as a relief soldier

The maneuverability of the Ki-67 was so good that the Japanese used the design as the basis for the Mitsubishi Ki-109 twin-engine fighter

the regiment was involved in the fierce battle of Belleau Wood and was given the nickname Devil Dog

Original U.S. Civil War Era British Adams .442 M1851 Percussion Revolver sold by B. Cogswell - Serial 20,519R Category_Receiver Top Cover Many of the Red CrossOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice British Adams model 1851 percussion revolver, which were exported in some number during the U. S. Civil war. These were quite popular as private purchase arms, particularly among Confederate officers, who did not have access to the many revolvers being made in the North. This is a double action only 5 shot percussion revolver in about . 442 caliber, the standard bore size. It does have a