Original U.S. Civil War Starr Arms Co. Model 1863 .44 Caliber Percussion Army Revolver - Matching Serial No 49663 MG 34 Accessories most often with a blued

most often with a blued metal finish

Henry Nock was one of the leading British gun makers of the day and made vast quantities of arms for the British Crown

Total Length: 34 inches

A rare and desirable unique style revolver intended to be concealed in the hand the barrel projecting out between the first and second fingers

aluminum pin Luftwaffe eagle with swas as well as centrally mounted aluminum oak leaves with cockade

Original U.S. Civil War Starr Arms Co. Model 1863 .44 Caliber Percussion Army Revolver - Matching Serial No 49663 MG 34 Accessories most often with a bluedOriginal Item. One Only. This is a fine Civil War revolver bearing the serial number of 49663, indicating production late 1864. This revolver was part of a 25,000 contract issued by the Union Army in October 1863 for delivery over 12 months beginning with serial number 23,000. This model featured a "single action" trigger meaning each shot required the hammer to be set in the cocked position manually unlike the Starr Model of 1858 that was a "double