Original U.S. Civil War Era Moore's Patent Firearms Teat Fire .32 Cal Brass Frame Engraved Revolver - Matching Serial 17138 Japanese Ordnance which is why the emblem

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This example is relatively crude in manufacture

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Original U.S. Civil War Era Moore's Patent Firearms Teat Fire .32 Cal Brass Frame Engraved Revolver - Matching Serial 17138 Japanese Ordnance which is why the emblemOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a small just post Civil War Moore's Patent revolver, with a six shot cylinder in . 32 Teat fire caliber, and is the best we have seen in some time! The frame is brass, which in this case still retains over 50% of the original nickel plating, which is often completely worn away. It has beautiful floral and scroll engraving all over the frame, with some minimal accent engraving on the