Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian 9mm Pinfire Double Action Revolver with Liège Proofs & Ornate Grips - c. 1860 MG 42 Chennault's mission to Washington generated

Chennault's mission to Washington generated the concept of creating an American Volunteer Group of pilots and mechanics to serve in China

There is some denting to the brass covering

but due to their bearer nature were more at risk of physical loss

Specifications:Blade Length: 5 1/2"Blade Style: Single Edged Knife with Spear Point False EdgeOverall length: 10“Crossguard: 2”Scabbard Length: 6 3/8" + Belt Loop

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Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian 9mm Pinfire Double Action Revolver with Liège Proofs & Ornate Grips - c. 1860 MG 42 Chennault's mission to Washington generatedOriginal item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting Belgian Pinfire revolver, made very much in the French style. It looks to be in 9mm Lefaucheux pinfire chambering, double action with a 6 round cylinder. Like most we see, there is no maker mark, but there are a few single letter proofs under crowns, and the cylinder has the the E L G * in an Oval marking of the Belgian Gunmaking city of Lige in use prior to 1893. During the U. S. Civil