Warner & Wesson

Name	Street	Town	State	From	To
Warner & Wesson		Hartford	Connecticut	1860s

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U.S. Civil War Carbines. .50 caliber r.f., 20" round barrel. The first 200 were without any marking or serial number. It is supposed that only 1500 had been made in 1864. right side .40 caliber percussion, 6" barrel marked LEAVITT's PATENT / MANd BY WARNER & WESSON HARd, Ct and WESSON'S & LEAVITT'S PATENT. So marked revolvers were completed by Thomas Warner after E. Wesson's dead in 1859. Less than an dozend had been made. The Massachusetts Arms Co. manufactured a similair but dragoon size revolver.

Product

U.S. Civil War Carbines.

.50 caliber r.f., 20" round barrel. The first 200 were without any marking or serial number. It is supposed that only 1500 had been made in 1864.

right side

.40 caliber percussion, 6" barrel marked LEAVITT's PATENT / MANd BY WARNER & WESSON HARd, Ct and WESSON'S & LEAVITT'S PATENT. So marked revolvers were completed by Thomas Warner after E. Wesson's dead in 1859. Less than an dozend had been made. The Massachusetts Arms Co. manufactured a similair but dragoon size revolver.