Original U.S. Civil War Era Moore's Teat Fire .32 Cal Revolver Serial 1384 - Engraved and Silver Plated Helmets Made for the island hopping

Made for the island hopping seaborne invasions utilizing Japanese aluminum from Mitsubishi seaplane props that was alloyed and cast onto US issue blades and others to make edged weapons

with catastrophic consequences)

We have photographed a cleaned version

5-inch long barrel with or without a cutts compensator

There are Gurkha Battalion Marking on the blackstrap which can probably be researched (See: "Guns of the Gurkhas" by John Walter

Original U.S. Civil War Era Moore's Teat Fire .32 Cal Revolver Serial 1384 - Engraved and Silver Plated Helmets Made for the island hoppingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a really cute example of a small just post Civil War revolver with a six shot cylinder in . 32 Teat fire caliber. The frame is silver plated brass, some showing through the plating. It is beautifully scroll engraved all over the frame and still has pristine walnut grips. The underside of the barrel is marked with serial number 1384, which we estimate puts production around 1865. The 3 1 4" barrel is marked :