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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 1-214048, described as Revolver, pinfire. Cal. ca. 11.3 mm (0.45 inches). Single action breech loading oval trigger guard, ejector rod with cramplatch. No proof marks, and unmarked except for no. “73” on cylinder and frame. Uncertain origin; probably French. Found in ruins of San Francisco after fire.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 2-48418a, described as a. Revolver; .32 caliber; Smith & Wesson; five shot cylinder; hammerless; safety grip; overall length 17.5 cm; barrel length 7.6 cm; Serial #133567. b. Holster; leather; 18.4 cm x 12 cm. Carried by Samuel A. Barrett in Africa on field trip.
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 7-810, described as Revolver, pinfire. Belgian, marked with Liege proof marks. Double action, folding trigger. Caliber about 7mm. Barrel length 8cm. Overall length 18cm. Made ca. 1865.
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 1-214058, 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 1-214056, 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.
Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 1-115795, described as Revolver
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 2-38424, described as Revolver, percussion. Colt’s Old Model Navy or Belt pistol, also called the Model of 1851 “Navy” Colt. Caliber .36, 7.5” octagonal barrel, 13” overall. Round cylinder with naval engagement scene. Fourth model with large, rounded brass trigger guard and brass backstrap. Serial No. 185651. Barrel address “Col Saml COlt New York US America”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Revolver, accession number 2-48417a, described as a. Revolver; .38 caliber; Colt Officers Model; Stag horn grips; Overall length 32 cm; barrel length 16.8 cm; serial #343252 b. Holster; leather; “Ray-O-Noc” Model # 3944 7 1/2; made by H.S.B. & Co.

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