Original U.S. Remington Model 1871 Army Rolling Block Pistol in .50cal with Bone Grips - Serial 881 Cannons The paint would have been

The paint would have been touched up anywhere there was a paint chip or paint had become worn off

" the rod and staff universally known as the symbol of Medical Service

The serial number 943 is stamped on the bottom of the grip frame

Harrington & Richardson

which had been flintlock was retrofitted with a percussion hammer while the lock plate had the EIC logo removed and still shows the remains of the Gurkha crest which replaced the EIC Rampant Lion Logo and was added when the flintlock musket was taken into Gurkha service as aid from the British

Original U.S. Remington Model 1871 Army Rolling Block Pistol in .50cal with Bone Grips - Serial 881 Cannons The paint would have beenOriginal Item: Only One Available. A fascinating example of an extremely rare U. S. Military Pistol that very possibly fell into the hands of Native Americans. In good overall condition showing only wear from use, the original wood grip and forestock have been replaced with what we think is probably Buffalo bone. Well worn showing considerable age the bone furniture is most alluring. This pistol still has the standard 7" barrel in . 50 cal center