Original Belgian Massive Gasser Top Break .44cal Nickel Plated Revolver for Montenegro Trade - c.1885 Original Machine Guns now commanded by Major General

now commanded by Major General Robert T

so this set was definitely in use throughout the war

it is marked CAST STEEL 186[2] on the barrel in front of the sight

Baynton received his Lieutenancy in 1783 and joined Sir John Jervis

Original Belgian Massive Gasser Top Break .44cal Nickel Plated Revolver for Montenegro Trade - c.1885 Original Machine Guns now commanded by Major GeneralOriginal Item: Only One Available. These HUGE revolvers were very much favored in the Balkan State of MONTENEGRO in the late 19th century. They were almost considered as men's jewelry. Our example is just lovely, and was originally fully nickel plated, and also has a very interesting "top break" design, actuated by twin lever locks behind the cylinder. It was made in BELGIUM as indicated on the top strap, and is in a nice large CAL 44 as indicated on