Original Rare U.S. 1854 Patent Whitney-Beals 3rd Model "Walking Beam" Percussion Revolver - Serial 219 Antique Remingtons This is a correct brown

This is a correct brown bearskin fur "Busby" helmet complete with wicker cage constructed interior

and are black based with the Gold and Silver twist cord on top for Admirals

They were a semi-nomadic and semi-militarized people

as this corps presented the biggest opportunity to test integration in the Army

There is damage to the front where a bullet (or piece of shrapnel) dinged off

Original Rare U.S. 1854 Patent Whitney-Beals 3rd Model "Walking Beam" Percussion Revolver - Serial 219 Antique Remingtons This is a correct brownOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are very hard to find and were known as the "WALKING BEAM" Revolvers, due to the way the cylinder was rotated. This system was patented in 1854 by FORDYCE BEALS, and put into production by Eli Whitney. The left side of the frame is marked (somewhat faded): F. BEALS PATENT SEPT. 1854 The top strap of the revolver frame is marked: ADDRESS E. WHITNEY WHITNEYVILLE, CT. This is a Seven shot . 31 caliber percussion