Original U.S. Civil War Martially Marked Remington .44cal "Old Model" 1861 Army Percussion Revolver - Serial 6080 Scandinavian Militaria where it has chipped off

where it has chipped off

The Cawnpore was very popular with the Italians

indicating that this helmet was put back into service for that conflict

and there also looks to have been something on the bottom of the barrel

VE (Victor Emmanuel III of Italy) silver insignia and FERT the motto of the royal house of Savoy-Sardinia and Italy

Original U.S. Civil War Martially Marked Remington .44cal "Old Model" 1861 Army Percussion Revolver - Serial 6080 Scandinavian Militaria where it has chipped offOriginal Item: One One Available. This is a very fine and scarce example of the Remington Old Model (also known as the Model 1861) Army percussion revolver, serial number 6080, with an early production date of 1862. This revolver is martially marked, bearing a clear U. S. Army inspection cartouche on the left grip, confirming it as a U. S. militaryaccepted sidearm from the early Civil War period. The Model 1861 was designed as an improvement over the