Original U.S. Civil War Era .28cal Percussion Revolver by James Warner serial 6328 - circa 1860 Knives & Daggers with the obverse bearing the

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Original U.S. Civil War Era .28cal Percussion Revolver by James Warner serial 6328 - circa 1860 Knives & Daggers with the obverse bearing theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice . 28 caliber percussion, 6 shot round cylinder, 8" barrel revolver, made by James Warner of Springfield Mass. From what we can tell, he started operations in 1857, and worked into the 1860s, associated mostly with the Springfield Arms Company. He was involved with several revolving rifle designs, as well as revolvers such as this one. This example is in very nice condition and fully functional,