Original U.S. Civil War Brass Derringer Pocket Percussion Pistol Named to Confederate Col. W.J. Hardee French Holsters especially genuine WW2 issue liners

especially genuine WW2 issue liners with the correct HBT straps and buckles

but an updated M2 tripod design was selected over it which became the M122

The 60th Infantry culminated its successful North African campaigns with a defense on 18 April 1943 (Easter Sunday) against a massive German attack

The swas has been ingeniously framed under glass so that when hung on a wall it can spin 360 degrees so they view may read all the signatures right side up

The insignia is machine woven in green and black threads over white cotton base

Original U.S. Civil War Brass Derringer Pocket Percussion Pistol Named to Confederate Col. W.J. Hardee French Holsters especially genuine WW2 issue linersOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a most interesting small Single Shot Percussion Derringer constructed from Brass. The single piece grip frame and barrel bears serial number of # 25 on the bottom of the grip. The pistol is in approximately . 32 Caliber, with iron hammer, trigger and presumably the internal parts. Nice deeply engraved decoration on back strap and on each side of the barrel. The design indicates production circa 1860 1863. The