Original U.S. Civil War Whitney Navy 2nd Model Revolver .36 Caliber Matching Serial Number 15741G with Original Holster Hotchkiss MG It features a wooden crank

It features a wooden crank handle in good condition

M1860 Spencer carbines with deliveries completed by Aug

The obverse plate was fitted with an enameled HJ swas insignia

Very likely the German's had intended for leather Slings to fill this function probably very similar to the MG 08/15 version of the WW1 years

All helmets consist of only the shells which are in good condition

Original U.S. Civil War Whitney Navy 2nd Model Revolver .36 Caliber Matching Serial Number 15741G with Original Holster Hotchkiss MG It features a wooden crankOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice condition example of a Whitney Navy percussion revolver. We were told when we purchased it that it belonged to a Confederate soldier from Texas named Barnett. However, there is no attainable provenance to support this. The Whitney Navy is a 6 shot, . 36 caliber, single action percussion revolver that was manufactured from the late 1850s through the early 1860s. The revolver went into production