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A Remington New Model Army revolver dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: USA, 7.9" octagonal, rifled, 44 cal. barrel, featuring a two-line marking on the back with inscription "PATENTED DEC. 17 1861 / MANIFACTURED BY REMINGTON’S. ILION N.Y." (sic!), with no serial number (remains of markings on the lower side, no longer legible). Six-shot cylinder. Frame with exposed breech threads. Rammer lever lacking a channel for the cylinder pin to slide in. The cylinder pin with a single extraction lug. Brass trigger guard. Inside the grip, remains of old Remington serial numbers that are no longer legible, replaced by another serial number. Wooden grip scales. Restoration work (replacement of parts?), spurious marking, remains of re-browning.
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