Original British Victorian Officer's Named M-1879 Tranter Revolver in Sam Browne Holster Rig - Circa 1894 Lewis Gun Robert Caid

Robert Caid

For it's efforts

These are the weapons carried by Brigands and Pirates of the Mediterranean Sea that caused so much trouble to the Europeans in the early 1800s

Brevets in the Regular army were sometimes used to honor men who had already been brevetted Major General in the Volunteers and could not be brevetted again (in the Volunteers)

Original British Victorian Officer's Named M-1879 Tranter Revolver in Sam Browne Holster Rig - Circa 1894 Lewis Gun Robert CaidOriginal Item: One of a Kind Set. Here is a typical late Victorian Officer's large . 450 cal revolver by WILLIAM TRANTER, complete with the Officer's name and Regiment that comes with it's leather holster, Sam Browne belt, cross strap and and leather sword frog. The revolver still retains much of its private purchase high blue finish and the top flat of the barrel still retains the Supplier's name and address: COGSWELL & HARRISON, 192 NEW BOND STREET