Original U.S. 19th Century Starr 1864 Patent .32 Rimfire 4 Barrel Tip Up Brass Frame Pepperbox Pistol - Matching Serial 5 Russian Uniforms - Piece of Shrapnel on

- Piece of Shrapnel on Chain with Dog Tag: The dog tag belonged to Sergeant Bean and we believe the piece of shrapnel originated from a German shell that hit his aircraft

the organic component of these divisions consisted of a motorized artillery regiment (of one heavy and two light battalions) and the following battalions: reconnaissance

when the Monarchy was abolished

Markings on these varied

During February 1945

Original U.S. 19th Century Starr 1864 Patent .32 Rimfire 4 Barrel Tip Up Brass Frame Pepperbox Pistol - Matching Serial 5 Russian Uniforms - Piece of Shrapnel onOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is exactly what the Mississippi gamblers carried on the River Boats after the Civil War for self protection! A contemporary of the Sharp's four barrel pistol produced in the same era, the Starr which we offer here was fitted with a SIDE MOUNTED HAMMER. It is marked faintly on the round action cover with: STARRS PAT. S MAY 10 1864 The pistol is also marked with serial number 5 on the bottom of the barrel