Original U.S. Civil War Era Manhattan Firearms Series IV Navy Percussion Revolver with 5" Barrel - Serial 61932 Japanese Military Maps There is also most of

There is also most of the original cylinder "Stagecoach Holdup Scene" engraving visible

Bore Diameter: Blunderbuss Swamped Barrel

and as such were made of bronze

with oxidation on the fittings

This very nice example features a 7½” barrel and all matching serial numbers of 150366 indicating manufacture in 1863 and bears the bears on the top of the barrel:

Original U.S. Civil War Era Manhattan Firearms Series IV Navy Percussion Revolver with 5" Barrel - Serial 61932 Japanese Military Maps There is also most ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice service used condition Civil War revolver, made by the MANHATTAN FIREARMS COMPANY of NEWARK, N. J.. The company was originally founded in 1856, mainly to make Colt style revolvers once their patent ran out in 1857. This revolver looks just like a Colt Navy but it has a five shot cylinder, instead of the Colt's six. This example features the standard 5" barrel, and serial number 61932, which is