Original U.S. Civil War Medal of Honor Recipient General John Wilson Sprague Attributed Colt M1849 Pocket Revolver made in 1866 - Matching Serial 280248 Antique Percussion Firearms It took part in the

It took part in the Napoleonic Wars and for most of the 1800s served throughout the Empire

1886 Rifle

A letter is also included describing how the soldier captured it and how he had to" argue with the intelligence guys" in order to be able to keep it

This frock coat exhibits one wonderful gilt wire bordered shoulder strap with bullion Captains bars

Original U.S. Civil War Medal of Honor Recipient General John Wilson Sprague Attributed Colt M1849 Pocket Revolver made in 1866 - Matching Serial 280248 Antique Percussion Firearms It took part in theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a phenomenal piece of U. S. Civil War history, an all matching M1849 Colt Pocket Revolver attributed to Brevet Major General John Wilson Sprague, who served in the Union Army in the Western Theater of Operations and was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor 32 years later in 1894 for his gallantry at the Battle of Decatur during the Atlanta Campaign in 1862. After the war, Sprague was heavily involved in the