Name | Street | Town | State | From | To |
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Sutherland, Samuel | 174 Main St. | Richmond | Virginia | 1855 | 1872 |
Patent | Date | Remarks |
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Confederate States | Alter flint-lock rifles to percussion |
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Born 1812, died 1877 He was known as the armorer of the south and with Samuel Walsh the larger of the four gunmakers of Richmond at the beginning of the Civil War. The both smaller ones were C.E. Grohnwald and T.W. Tignor. It seems that Sutherland worked as a subcontractor for the CS Government 12 Gauge percussion shotgun, london made 39* damasscus double barrel. .44 caliber percussion, single shot pistol with box lock, the barrel is Beligum Liege marked .31 percussion pepperbox pistol, 3 3/4" barrel, the left side of the hammer is marked SUTHERLAND/RICHMOND,VA Made percussion underhammer pistols during Civil War. |