Original Civil War Colt M-1862 Police Pocket Percussion Fluted-cylinder Revolver made in 1862 - Serial 10266 Feed Block Assembly We are told that the

We are told that the Leith family did not themselves take part in the battle but were sympathizers and hid various Rebels

Dating from approximately 1895-1905 serving under Queen Victoria (1837-1901) and then Edward the Seventh (1901-1910) when Great Britain was at the very peak of power

The logo itself is the famous 1935-41 Eickhorn trademark: a seated squirrel holding a sword

In basically truly nice condition

It was not changed over to the paratrooper chin strap

Original Civil War Colt M-1862 Police Pocket Percussion Fluted-cylinder Revolver made in 1862 - Serial 10266 Feed Block Assembly We are told that theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Introduced in 1862 as the "Police Pocket Model of 1862 of Navy Caliber (. 36)", this 5 shot . 36 caliber percussion revolver was often purchased by serving Officers as a reserve handgun carried on the inside of their tunics. This very nice example is in choice condition, and has matching serial number 10266 on most parts, including the barrel, frame, grip frame, trigger guard, and the rear of the cylinder! The