Original U.S. Civil War Whitney 2nd Model 4th Type Tinned .36 Navy Percussion Revolver with Anchor Proof - Serial 23330 Antique Guns Bacon then worked with Manhattan

Bacon then worked with Manhattan firearms

and left China two years later

as it does not bear any royal or military proof marks

This is a very nice example of the rare Type II Gwyn & Campbell Saddle-Ring carbine

This lovely iridescent type of bluing changes from blue to purple depending on the angle

Original U.S. Civil War Whitney 2nd Model 4th Type Tinned .36 Navy Percussion Revolver with Anchor Proof - Serial 23330 Antique Guns Bacon then worked with ManhattanOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice condition example of a U. S. Civil War Whitney Navy percussion revolver, with a desirable U. S. Navy "Anchor" proof, as well as a "tinned" barrel. This plating was usually applied to the barrels of Navy issued examples to help prevent oxidation from the Salty air. The barrels were usually blued, with a case hardened frame. It retains much of the original plated finish, with some wear through on