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CONDITION: Very
good, well above average condition
as Confederate used. The barrel, loading lever, cylinder, and hammer have a brown patina with scattered light pitting from period use. The brass frame, trigger guard, and back strap retain
an attractive golden aged patina with an area of hairline cracks at the right of the frame,
a chipped section at the right of the trigger guard, and numerous dings on the butt. The serial number markings are mostly clear. The
AS PICTURED AND DESCRIBED IN THE BOOKS CIVIL WAR RELICS FROM GEORGIA BY TOPPER AND CONFEDERATE PRESENTATION & INSCRIBED SWORDS & REVOLVERS BY HARTZLER
barrel wedge is slightly loose fitting. Grip is also very good with some light shrinkage, scattered scratches and dents,
and numerous dings at the base of each panel. Mechanically fine. This Confederate revolver with ties to a 7th Mississippi Cavalry soldier would make for an excellent addition to any Civil War collection! Provenance: The Don C. Foote Collection,
The Bruce Kusrow Collection, The Edward J. Meredith Collection, The Tharpe Collection of American Military History, Property
of a Gentleman.
Estimate: 35,000 - 55,000
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