Original U.S. Civil War Era Whitney New Model "Root" .28cal Pocket Percussion Revolver with 3 1/2" Barrel - Serial 1962 - Highest Recorded Serial Category_Brunswick Guns greeted again by the traditional

greeted again by the traditional "We’re All American

It has no maker markings in it

The badge and its sew-on equivalent may be worn on the Army Combat Uniform (ACU)

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Original U.S. Civil War Era Whitney New Model "Root" .28cal Pocket Percussion Revolver with 3 1/2" Barrel - Serial 1962 - Highest Recorded Serial Category_Brunswick Guns greeted again by the traditionalOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here is a very nice . 28 caliber percussion revolver with a flat six shot cylinder made by the famous Eli Whitney company in New Haven, Connecticut. Designated the "New Model Pocket Revolver", often referred to as the "Root" Model, this was the last percussion revolver that Whitney would design, and it was produced from approximately 1860 to 1867. It was designed to complete with the Colt Model 1855 "Root" Model,