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Original U.S. 1854 Patent Whitney-Beals 3rd Model "Walking Beam" Percussion Revolver - Serial 356 Manufacture Type_Original Items Doolittle of course was well

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Doolittle of course was well known to American airmen as the famous "Tokyo Raider" and former air racer

Navy 3" Gun Drill Round Canister

Year of Manufacture: circa 1775

with opposing Allied fighters approaching its levels of maneuverability and consistently exceeding its firepower

Original U.S. 1854 Patent Whitney-Beals 3rd Model "Walking Beam" Percussion Revolver - Serial 356 Manufacture Type_Original Items Doolittle of course was wellOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are very hard to find and were known as the "WALKING BEAM" Revolvers, due to the way the cylinder was rotated. This system was patented in 1854 by FORDYCE BEALS, and put into production by Eli Whitney. The left side of the frame is marked (somewhat faded): F. BEALS PATENT SEPT. 26 . 54 The top strap of the revolver frame is marked: ADDRESS E. WHITNEY WHITNEYVILLE, CT. This is a Seven shot . 31 caliber

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