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Original U.S. Civil War Era Smith & Wesson Model 2 Army .32 Rimfire Revolver with 6" Barrel, Serial No. 42327, Circa 1865-1866 British Uniform The US Navy also deployed

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Layered blues for a quiet Nordic mood—built for long scrolls and clear product focus beside the sticky cabin window.

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Wood-toned frames and chip trails keep the buy box grounded—harbor calm meeting cabin warmth without clutter.

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The US Navy also deployed some 6mm Lee M1895 guns from ship armories during the 1914 Vera Cruz fighting and occupation

The banner measures 70” x 13” and is offered in wonderful condition but is not without a few scattered areas of staining

Lentz saw combat in the St

This was especially important during the colder months

Original U.S. Civil War Era Smith & Wesson Model 2 Army .32 Rimfire Revolver with 6" Barrel, Serial No. 42327, Circa 1865-1866 British Uniform The US Navy also deployedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original Smith & Wesson Model 2 Army . 32 caliber rimfire revolver, serial number 42327, with its full length 6" barrel, six shot nonfluted cylinder, blued finish, and varnished rosewood grips. Based on published serial number information, it was manufactured circa 1865 1866, placing it at the close of the U. S. Civil War or immediately afterward. This is an antique black powder firearm manufactured before

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