Original U.S. Single Shot Percussion Boot Pistol marked New York Circa 1850 - Serial 150 French Militaria The early Colt Single Action

The early Colt Single Action army revolvers inspected by Ainsworth are some of the most desirable revolvers in circulation

This is a very robust well-made sturdy sign

and was ultimately used on the Enola Gay and Bockscar B-29 bombers that dropped atomic bombs on Japan in 1945

to make it easier to stow in a pack when bringing home

Brass Talon zipper is fully functional

Original U.S. Single Shot Percussion Boot Pistol marked New York Circa 1850 - Serial 150 French Militaria The early Colt Single ActionOriginal Items: Only Pair Available. This is a lovely single shot percussion "boot pistol", made circa 1850, most likely made based on the designs of Ethan Allen, a very influential 19th century New England area gunmaker. Our offered example measures approximately 7 7 8 inches long with a 4 inch long barrel, and was intended to fit in the side of a boot, or a large vest pocket. It is well patinated, looking to have seen a good amount of exposure to