Original U.S. Civil War Era Moore’s Patent National Arms Co. No. 2 Deringer Pocket Pistol in .41 Rimfire - Matching Serial 4062 Flintlock Pistols A Saxon green/white faded cord

A Saxon green/white faded cord is wrapped around the staff and secured with brass loops on the lower tip

which has a ridge down its center and is almost 2" wide at the hilt

- Fabricated from 18 Gauge Steel

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Original U.S. Civil War Era Moore’s Patent National Arms Co. No. 2 Deringer Pocket Pistol in .41 Rimfire - Matching Serial 4062 Flintlock Pistols A Saxon green/white faded cordOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice U. S. Civil War Era Moore's Patent No. 2 "Deringer" single shot pocket pistol in . 41 rimfire, made by the National Firearms Co in Brooklyn, N. Y.. The design for a single shot pocket pistol using a . 41 caliber rimfire short cartridge was patented by Daniel Moore in 1861, and examples were produced by the Moore's Patent Firearms Co. until the company by the National Firearms Company during 1863.