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Belgian New English Pattern Pinfire 6-shot 7mm Revolver c.1876-1893. Obsolete Caliber

£475.00
*Belgian New English Pattern Pinfire 6-shot 7mm Revolver c.1876-1893. Obsolete Caliber* This is a fine example of a Pinfire Revolver
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Manhattan Arms Navy .36 Cal Percussion Colt Style Revolver

£1,375.00
~ Manhattan Arms Navy .36 Cal Percussion Colt Style Revolver ~ The Manhattan is a type of revolver produced by
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Brown Leather Revolver Holster Converted To Open Top

£45.00
~ Brown Leather Revolver Holster Converted To Open Top ~ The holster comes with its leather strap. ~ Condition ~
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British WW1 Pattern Webley Revolver Holster

£80.00
~ British WW1 Pattern Webley Revolver Holster ~ The holster is of near black leather. ~ Condition ~ Please refer
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Early Style Dark Brown Leather Compact Revolver Holster

£65.00
~ Early Style Dark Brown Compact Revolver Holster ~ Dating to around 1870 this dark brown leather holster has the
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Smith & Wesson CTG 38Cal, 5″ Barrel. WW2 Lend Lease Revolver c1942. Deactivated

£495.00
*Smith & Wesson CTG. 38Cal, 5″ Barrel. WW2 Lend Lease Revolver c1942. Deactivated* Serial number 905169 – clearly marked on
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Excellent condition. Smith & Wesson CTG. 38Cal, 5″ Barrel. WW2 Lend Lease Revolver c1942. Deactivated

£725.00
*Smith & Wesson CTG. 38Cal, 5″ Barrel. WW2 Lend Lease Revolver c1942. Deactivated* Serial number 771578 – clearly marked on
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Smith & Wesson 44 Magnum 629 Classic Revolver with 6.25″ Barrel. Deactivated

£950.00
*Smith & Wesson 44 Magnum 629 Classic Revolver with 6.25″ Barrel. Deactivated* Serial Number BPM1257. The Smith & Wesson Model
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Percussion Transitional Six Shot Revolver By Reilly Of London

£1,250.00
~ Percussion Transitional Six Shot Revolver By Reilly Of London ~ Dating to around the late 1850’s, the revolver is
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