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James Reid My Friend Knuckle Duster Revolver
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Patented in 1865, these distinctive seven-shot revolvers were of brass or iron construction and could also be used as a brass knuckle. Knuckle Dusters were also avaliable in .32 and .41 calibers. S/N 10347; Sefton Inventory #S4404.