Original U.S. Sprague & Marston .34cal Double Action Percussion Pepperbox Revolver Circa 1851 - Matching Serial 46 Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles • June 1943 life Magazine

• June 1943 life Magazine with cover photo of Joe Foss

He fired a few broadsides and the French

which indicates production in approximately January 1887

this may be the best example we have ever seen in terms of bore condition

infantrymen during the Normandy Invasion as part of Operation Overlord on D-Day June 6th

Original U.S. Sprague & Marston .34cal Double Action Percussion Pepperbox Revolver Circa 1851 - Matching Serial 46 Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles • June 1943 life MagazineOriginal Item: Only One Available. Pepperbox revolvers were so named because of the similarity of the front view of the weapon was so reminiscent of a Pepper Pot Grinder of the time being a circle of round holes. Recently acquired at a military auction, this is an excellent condition American manufactured Pepperbox percussion pistol utilizing the 1849 patent of William W. Marston. Most of these were manufactured in New York by Sprague & Marston