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Lot #4250
Lot #4252

Lot 4251: London Armoury Co. Kerr's Patent Double Action Revolver

American Civil War Era London Armoury Co. Kerr's Patent Double Action Percussion Revolver

Auction Location: Bedford, TX

Auction Date: February 18, 2024

Lot 4251: London Armoury Co. Kerr's Patent Double Action Revolver

American Civil War Era London Armoury Co. Kerr's Patent Double Action Percussion Revolver

Auction Location: Bedford, TX

Auction Date: February 18, 2024

Estimated Price: $1,800 - $2,750
Price Realized:
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American Civil War Era London Armoury Co. Kerr's Patent Double Action Percussion Revolver

Manufacturer: London Armoury
Model: Kerr
Type: Revolver
Gauge: 44
Barrel: 5 3/4 inch octagon
Finish: blue
Grip: walnut
Stock:
Item Views: 1065
Item Interest: Active
Serial Number:
Class: Antique
Bore Condition: Slight Darkening - Light to moderate pitting
Description:

The London Armoury Company is considered to have provided the Confederacy the best quality of arms of any supplier. Several well known Confederates carried the Kerr revolver, including General E. Porter and General Josiah Gorgas. The London Armoury Company had essentially become a Confederate States armoury and a year after the Confederacy fell so did the London Armoury Company. "LAC" marked on barrel. Provenance: The Phillip Otto Clark Collection

Rating Definition:

Good overall with a mottled gray patina, pitting, wear to grip checkering. Action needs work.



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