Original U.S. Civil War Era Manhattan Firearms Series IV Navy .36 Percussion Revolver with 6 ½" Barrel - Serial 52827 P-1853 Enfield This example is what many

This example is what many would refer to as a hen’s tooth

The rucksack had internal pockets for the cooking utensils

The right side of the receiver is marked with Crown over V

as well as the (broken) leather liner chinstrap which also has green painted hardware

Enlisted pattern canteen with a light green cotton cover and a screw-off aluminum cap

Original U.S. Civil War Era Manhattan Firearms Series IV Navy .36 Percussion Revolver with 6 ½" Barrel - Serial 52827 P-1853 Enfield This example is what manyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely late Civil War Era Percussion 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 6 " barrel, and serial number 52827, which is found on