Original U.S. Civil War Era Silver Mounted "Peanut Deringer" Pocket Percussion Pistol by James E. Evans of Philadelphia - circa 1860 Category_Brunswick Parts Webley and Smith & Wesson

Webley and Smith & Wesson Revolvers and sometimes even 1911A1

The rear housing is Waffenamt marked

as well as an excellent research project

It features a simple rear notch sight with a front silver blade sight

so they produced exact copies from actual decommissioned M16A2 parts

Original U.S. Civil War Era Silver Mounted "Peanut Deringer" Pocket Percussion Pistol by James E. Evans of Philadelphia - circa 1860 Category_Brunswick Parts Webley and Smith & WessonOriginal Items. Only One Available. It was a small percussion concealable pistol made by "DERINGER" that John Wilkes Boothe used to assassinate President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theater in 1865. By this action alone the name Deringer entered national mind and language of the United States being linked to "an Assassin's weapon". Now spelled with two consecutive "R"s, the term DERRINGER is part of everyday life. So famous did Henry Deringer become