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Hearst Museum object titled Musket, accession number 1-235169, described as musket, percussion. U.S.Musket, Model 1816, converted to percussion from flintlock. Stock cracked, missing ramrod. Marked "Harper's Ferry 1831" with a spread-winged eagle over "US".
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pistol, accession number 1-214061, described as Breech loading pistol, single shot. Grips missing, and grip straps and trigger guard bent. Caliber .22. Uncertain origin, possibly American. top-break action with breech lever on left side. False hammer on right for cocking. Heavily corroded.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pistol, accession number 1-214059, described as Pepperbox pistol, percussion, complete except for grips. Allen Pepperbox, marked "Allen's Patent" on left side of hammer. 6 shot, Caliber .31. Self-cocking, bar hammer, round ribbed barrels. Non-functional, heavily corroded.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pistol, accession number 1-214063, described as Small Deringer pistol/ gun in good condition with silver ornamentation.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pistol, accession number 1-214060, described as Pepperbox pistol, percussion, complete except for grips, side plate and cap shield. Allen type, American manufacture. 6 shot, .31 caliber. Heavily corroded.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 1-214058, described as Percussion revolver. Breech loading. Smith and Wesson Model No. 2, Old Issue, also called the Smith and Wesson Army revolver, no. 2. Caliber .32 rim fire, octagonal barrel. Incomplete, disassembled, heavily corroded.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 1-214055, described as Percussion. Colt's Old Model Navy or Belt pistol, also called the Model of 1851 "Navy" Colt. Caliber .36, octagonal barrel, round cylinder with naval engagement scene. Second model with small square brass trigger guard and brass backstrap. Serial no. 2651. Disassembled. Barrel address "Col Saml Colt New York City". heavily corroded.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 1-214056, described as Percussion revolver, rusted frame only. Remington "New Model" army revolver. Non-functional, missing grips, grip straps bent. Caliber .44, single action. Octagonal barrel.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 1-214057, described as Percussion revolver. Barrel, frame and cylinder of Colt's Old Model Navy or Belt pistol, also called the Model of 1851 "Navy" Colt. Serial no. 37894, probably a third model Navy Colt.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 1-214049, described as Percussion. Colt's New Model navy or Belt pistol, also called the Model of 1861 "Navy" Colt. Caliber .36, round cylinder with naval engagement scene. Originally fitted with "creeping" loading lever, which is now missing. Serial no. 15534. Barrel address "Col Saml Colt New-York U S America

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