Original Civil War Era European Copy of a Colt 1851 .36cal Navy Revolver - Colt Brevete c.1860 Gun Parts The late Anthony Darling's research

The late Anthony Darling's research indicated that large numbers of these muskets were manufactured for militia use during the 1740's and early 1750's

Ammunition Pouch (WW2 Dated) and Waist Belt with brass mounts (Post War Dated)

south of Rome

but the rest of the traverse and elevation mechanism works great

The leather rim is mostly intact

Original Civil War Era European Copy of a Colt 1851 .36cal Navy Revolver - Colt Brevete c.1860 Gun Parts The late Anthony Darling's researchOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here is a true COPY of a Colt 1851 Navy model revolver made in BELGIUM for the Confederate Market in the Southern United States. This was not Confederate made, but properly manufactured by Belgian Gun Makers, some of the best in the world. Seeing a market in the Confederacy these Colt Brevete model revolvers were quick to find their way into rebel hands in the 1860s. Fitted with a 1 3 4" long cylinder in . 36 caliber