Original U.S. Civil War Starr Arms M1863 .44cal Single Action Army Percussion Revolver - Serial 29737 Conflict This probably also explains why

This probably also explains why there is no date on the end cup: rushed late war production

it does have information written on the inside

Sleeve (only): 22 1/2

consisting of an M1917 "Doughboy" steel helmet and an M1917 SBR Gas Mask

Speth entered the Second World War and took part in the Westfeldzug in spring of 1940

Original U.S. Civil War Starr Arms M1863 .44cal Single Action Army Percussion Revolver - Serial 29737 Conflict This probably also explains whyOriginal Items: Only one set Available. This is a fine Civil War revolver bearing the serial number of 29737, indicating production in early 1864. This revolver was part of a 25,000 contract issued by the Union Army in October 1863 for delivery over 12 months beginning with serial number 23,000. This model featured a "single action" trigger, meaning each shot required the hammer to be set in the cocked position manually, unlike the Starr Model of 1858