Original U.S. Civil War Era M-1842 Cavalry Percussion Pistol by I.N. Johnson - dated 1853 Martini-Henry Bayonets her crew joined the crews

her crew joined the crews of other ships taking part in the Invergordon Mutiny

handbooks and other instructions

with the engraved initials G and R on either side

the slogan "She's Worth Fighting For

The caliber marking is not visible on the barrel due to wear and oxidation

Original U.S. Civil War Era M-1842 Cavalry Percussion Pistol by I.N. Johnson - dated 1853 Martini-Henry Bayonets her crew joined the crewsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This U. S. made single shot, smoothbore pistol is a very nice example of the Model 1842 percussion pistol, produced by Ira N. Johnson of Middletown, Connecticut. Ira Johnson received a contract from the U. S. Ordnance Dept in March 1851 to produce 10,000 M1842 pistols. Johnson was a partner in the firm of H. Aston & Co when he resigned to start his own company to manufacture single shot pistols. Johnson delivered