Original U.S. Civil War Officer's Model 1851 Regulation Belt Buckle with Fragment of Belt & Partial Wreath Manufacture Type_New Made Items The photograph card is almost

The photograph card is almost certainly a reprint of a WWII period photograph of Dönitz

The history of the "Double Action" is somewhat complicated by various names used during the history of Smith & Wesson revolvers

being made in 1859

Eventually they would produce almost all of the Royal Flying Corps uniforms ordered for the RFC stationed in Canada

The underside of the barrel is marked with serial number 5742 on the dovetail

Original U.S. Civil War Officer's Model 1851 Regulation Belt Buckle with Fragment of Belt & Partial Wreath Manufacture Type_New Made Items The photograph card is almostOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are extremely rare, and this is the first time that we have managed to have one on its own! This is a genuine U. S. Civil War Officer's Federal Model 1851 Regulation Plate Belt Buckle with a small fragment of the original belt still attached to the catch. The buckle is missing about 50% of the officers wreath. The leather fragment shows a good patina, and this would look great displayed with the catch attached