Original U.S. Civil War Era Merwin & Bray Brass Frame Pocket Revolver in .30 Cupfire - Serial 3000 Featured Item The Atomic Energy Basic Law

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The only issue with the stock that we can see is a crack in the lid which appears to have been repaired long ago

told him what I was and had come to see my uncle

but noting out of line with a rifle over 125 years in age

Original U.S. Civil War Era Merwin & Bray Brass Frame Pocket Revolver in .30 Cupfire - Serial 3000 Featured Item The Atomic Energy Basic LawOriginal Item: Only One Available. Starting life between 1863 and 1873 this is a very rare unconverted Merwin & Bray CUP FIRE brass frame revolver. Similar to the "Teat Fire" design, it was one of several ways developed to produce a brass cartridge revolver that would not infringe on the Patents of Rollin White. Licensed and vigorously protected by SMITH & WESSON, this patent covered the use of a bored through revolver cylinder loaded through the rear