(Scarce) Bacon Manufacturing Company Navy Revolver / Civil War Era WW2 S trench shotguns / Size

S trench shotguns / Size - 21

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The sword has an overall length of 34 Inches / Blade length of 28 Inches / Scabbard length of 32 Inches / The scabbard has light traces of leather still present within its copper fittings which is customary for confederate swords to have / The sword blade has a wonderful dark patina with an unstopped fuller also corroborating its confederate production / Listed in the pictures is another online listing with no scabbard for an interested buyer's reference (Which ours has)

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(Scarce) Bacon Manufacturing Company Navy Revolver / Civil War Era WW2 S trench shotguns / Size1 of ONLY 1,000 History of Thomas K. Bacon The story of the various gun companies that were established and run by Thomas K. Bacon is rather interesting and is a tale that has yet to be fully told in detail. From most accounts Bacon was a machinist, who seems to have had his first brush with firearms manufacturing in 1840, when he purchased some property in Grafton, Massachusetts from gun maker Ethan Allen. Two years later, both Allen and Bacon