U.S. Colt M1878 Army D.A. Revolver Serial No. 86 17th Century Because white light degrades night

Because white light degrades night vision

60 caliber ammunition

These bear a "broad arrow" marking and the knife comes in original British WW2 dated hard leather over wood combat scabbard

while the Model E and F both had the "new series” side locks and had either the Hanoverian Catch on the Model E or the EIC bayonet catch on the Model F

Size 60 helmets as well as size 70 helmets are nearly impossible to find

U.S. Colt M1878 Army D.A. Revolver Serial No. 86 17th Century Because white light degrades nightOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine Colt production M 1878 Double Action Army Revolver made in the first year of production. The barrel bears the Colt inscription and the "Pall Mall, London" address making this clearly a private purchase by a British Military Officer of the Victorian era. This Revolver came directly from the Katmandu Military Armory and has lain neglected for over 100 years. The revolver still has complete original