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Documented Civil War Colt M1849 Pocket Revolver - Major Nathan Stoodley
Documented Civil War Colt M1849 Pocket Revolver - Major Nathan Stoodley
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Guns International #: 102904912
Seller's Inventory #: 11124-20 - 197687 - SJ
Category - Colt Revolvers - Antique
- Military
Revolvers - US
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Seller: Legacy-Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Member Since: 3/22/18
First Name: Chris
Last Name: Joiner
State:
Pennsylvania
Zip: 19301
Country: United States
Phone:
(610) 981-6041
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 42
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
$40 Shipping for Handguns $60 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
$40 Shipping for Handguns $60 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
Payment Methods: Check, Money Order, Credit Card (No additional CC fee)
About Us: Visit our : Legacy-Collectibles for our complete, up-to-date inventory offering. New items added daily!
Documented Civil War Colt M1849 Pocket Revolver - Major Nathan Stoodley
Description:
This is a Colt Model 1849 Pocket Pistol, manufactured in 1862, and verified as the service weapon of decorated Major Nathan Stoodley, used during the Civil War. It is engraved with its owner's name on the backstrap, and "Peterboro N.H." on the butt. Mechanically well preserved, both timing and lockup are excellent on this example. The gun itself is in great condition for its age and usage, though minimal bluing or case hardening remains, the metal retains sharp edges, markings, and a well-defined stagecoach robbery cylinder scene. Traces of case hardening remain along the frame's lower and rear edges. The brass along the backstrap, butt, and trigger guard has developed a rich patina, with some silver remnants in recessed areas. The bore shows fairly strong rifling, but is heavily oxidized throughout. Fitted with an excellent set of tight fitting grips, with minimal handling marks and no major chips or cracks. This listing includes photocopies of attribution tying this weapon to Stoodley through service records, and thorough documentation of Stoodley's prolific service career.
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Born March 9, 1823, Stoodley was a shoe manufacturer when he enlisted as a private on August 9, 1862. He organized the 130-man "Company G" of the 13th New Hampshire and was promoted to captain on September 27, 1862, after serving in several major engagements, including Fredericksburg, Drewry’s Bluff, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and Fort Harrison. The regiment, part of the 9th, 7th, 18th, and later 24th Corps, suffered significant losses, with 5 officers and 84 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded. Stoodley himself was wounded during the Battle of Providence Church Road in May of 1863, and narrowly escaped injury from an exploding shell at Suffolk. At Cold Harbor on June 1, 1864, he attempted to rally his men by having them sing “Rally Round the Flag.” His daring assault on Battery Number Five at Petersburg saw him and a small group of men scale a 40-foot embankment, capturing four guns and 200 prisoners. During the Fort Harrison campaign, he commanded the regiment after the wounding of its major, leading them through intense fighting with heavy casualties (55 of 187 men). Stoodley was promoted to major on October 28, 1864, and served until the regiment mustered out on June 21, 1865, in Richmond, where he acted as division officer of the day during President Lincoln's visit. After the war, Stoodley resumed the shoe trade in Reading, Massachusetts, where he became a boot and shoe dealer and was appointed postmaster in 1891. Active in organizations like MOLLUS and the G.A.R., he passed away in Reading in 1904.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .31
Description:
This is a Colt Model 1849 Pocket Pistol, manufactured in 1862, and verified as the service weapon of decorated Major Nathan Stoodley, used during the Civil War. It is engraved with its owner's name on the backstrap, and "Peterboro N.H." on the butt. Mechanically well preserved, both timing and lockup are excellent on this example. The gun itself is in great condition for its age and usage, though minimal bluing or case hardening remains, the metal retains sharp edges, markings, and a well-defined stagecoach robbery cylinder scene. Traces of case hardening remain along the frame's lower and rear edges. The brass along the backstrap, butt, and trigger guard has developed a rich patina, with some silver remnants in recessed areas. The bore shows fairly strong rifling, but is heavily oxidized throughout. Fitted with an excellent set of tight fitting grips, with minimal handling marks and no major chips or cracks. This listing includes photocopies of attribution tying this weapon to Stoodley through service records, and thorough documentation of Stoodley's prolific service career.
...............................................................................
Born March 9, 1823, Stoodley was a shoe manufacturer when he enlisted as a private on August 9, 1862. He organized the 130-man "Company G" of the 13th New Hampshire and was promoted to captain on September 27, 1862, after serving in several major engagements, including Fredericksburg, Drewry’s Bluff, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and Fort Harrison. The regiment, part of the 9th, 7th, 18th, and later 24th Corps, suffered significant losses, with 5 officers and 84 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded. Stoodley himself was wounded during the Battle of Providence Church Road in May of 1863, and narrowly escaped injury from an exploding shell at Suffolk. At Cold Harbor on June 1, 1864, he attempted to rally his men by having them sing “Rally Round the Flag.” His daring assault on Battery Number Five at Petersburg saw him and a small group of men scale a 40-foot embankment, capturing four guns and 200 prisoners. During the Fort Harrison campaign, he commanded the regiment after the wounding of its major, leading them through intense fighting with heavy casualties (55 of 187 men). Stoodley was promoted to major on October 28, 1864, and served until the regiment mustered out on June 21, 1865, in Richmond, where he acted as division officer of the day during President Lincoln's visit. After the war, Stoodley resumed the shoe trade in Reading, Massachusetts, where he became a boot and shoe dealer and was appointed postmaster in 1891. Active in organizations like MOLLUS and the G.A.R., he passed away in Reading in 1904.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .31
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Guns International #: 102904912
Category - Colt Revolvers - Antique
- Military
Revolvers - US
Seller's Information
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please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Legacy-Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles Member Since: 3/22/18
First Name: Chris
Last Name: Joiner
State:
Pennsylvania
Zip: 19301
Country: United States
Phone:
(610) 981-6041
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 42
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
$40 Shipping for Handguns $60 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required) Payment Methods: Check, Money Order, Credit Card (No additional CC fee)
About Us: Visit our : Legacy-Collectibles for our complete, up-to-date inventory offering. New items added daily!
Documented Civil War Colt M1849 Pocket Revolver - Major Nathan Stoodley
Description: This is a Colt Model 1849 Pocket Pistol, manufactured in 1862, and verified as the service weapon of decorated Major Nathan Stoodley, used during the Civil War. It is engraved with its owner's name on the backstrap, and "Peterboro N.H." on the butt. Mechanically well preserved, both timing and lockup are excellent on this example. The gun itself is in great condition for its age and usage, though minimal bluing or case hardening remains, the metal retains sharp edges, markings, and a well-defined stagecoach robbery cylinder scene. Traces of case hardening remain along the frame's lower and rear edges. The brass along the backstrap, butt, and trigger guard has developed a rich patina, with some silver remnants in recessed areas. The bore shows fairly strong rifling, but is heavily oxidized throughout. Fitted with an excellent set of tight fitting grips, with minimal handling marks and no major chips or cracks. This listing includes photocopies of attribution tying this weapon to Stoodley through service records, and thorough documentation of Stoodley's prolific service career. ............................................................................... Born March 9, 1823, Stoodley was a shoe manufacturer when he enlisted as a private on August 9, 1862. He organized the 130-man "Company G" of the 13th New Hampshire and was promoted to captain on September 27, 1862, after serving in several major engagements, including Fredericksburg, Drewry’s Bluff, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and Fort Harrison. The regiment, part of the 9th, 7th, 18th, and later 24th Corps, suffered significant losses, with 5 officers and 84 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded. Stoodley himself was wounded during the Battle of Providence Church Road in May of 1863, and narrowly escaped injury from an exploding shell at Suffolk. At Cold Harbor on June 1, 1864, he attempted to rally his men by having them sing “Rally Round the Flag.” His daring assault on Battery Number Five at Petersburg saw him and a small group of men scale a 40-foot embankment, capturing four guns and 200 prisoners. During the Fort Harrison campaign, he commanded the regiment after the wounding of its major, leading them through intense fighting with heavy casualties (55 of 187 men). Stoodley was promoted to major on October 28, 1864, and served until the regiment mustered out on June 21, 1865, in Richmond, where he acted as division officer of the day during President Lincoln's visit. After the war, Stoodley resumed the shoe trade in Reading, Massachusetts, where he became a boot and shoe dealer and was appointed postmaster in 1891. Active in organizations like MOLLUS and the G.A.R., he passed away in Reading in 1904. SOLD Antique: Yes Handgun Caliber: .31 |
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Guns International #: 102904912
Seller's Inventory #: 11124-20 - 197687 - SJ
Category - Colt Revolvers - Antique
- Military
Revolvers - US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Legacy-Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Member Since: 3/22/18
First Name: Chris
Last Name: Joiner
State:
Pennsylvania
Zip: 19301
Country: United States
Phone:
(610) 981-6041
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 42
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
$40 Shipping for Handguns $60 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
$40 Shipping for Handguns $60 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
Payment Methods: Check, Money Order, Credit Card (No additional CC fee)
About Us: Visit our : Legacy-Collectibles for our complete, up-to-date inventory offering. New items added daily!
Documented Civil War Colt M1849 Pocket Revolver - Major Nathan Stoodley
Description:
This is a Colt Model 1849 Pocket Pistol, manufactured in 1862, and verified as the service weapon of decorated Major Nathan Stoodley, used during the Civil War. It is engraved with its owner's name on the backstrap, and "Peterboro N.H." on the butt. Mechanically well preserved, both timing and lockup are excellent on this example. The gun itself is in great condition for its age and usage, though minimal bluing or case hardening remains, the metal retains sharp edges, markings, and a well-defined stagecoach robbery cylinder scene. Traces of case hardening remain along the frame's lower and rear edges. The brass along the backstrap, butt, and trigger guard has developed a rich patina, with some silver remnants in recessed areas. The bore shows fairly strong rifling, but is heavily oxidized throughout. Fitted with an excellent set of tight fitting grips, with minimal handling marks and no major chips or cracks. This listing includes photocopies of attribution tying this weapon to Stoodley through service records, and thorough documentation of Stoodley's prolific service career.
...............................................................................
Born March 9, 1823, Stoodley was a shoe manufacturer when he enlisted as a private on August 9, 1862. He organized the 130-man "Company G" of the 13th New Hampshire and was promoted to captain on September 27, 1862, after serving in several major engagements, including Fredericksburg, Drewry’s Bluff, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and Fort Harrison. The regiment, part of the 9th, 7th, 18th, and later 24th Corps, suffered significant losses, with 5 officers and 84 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded. Stoodley himself was wounded during the Battle of Providence Church Road in May of 1863, and narrowly escaped injury from an exploding shell at Suffolk. At Cold Harbor on June 1, 1864, he attempted to rally his men by having them sing “Rally Round the Flag.” His daring assault on Battery Number Five at Petersburg saw him and a small group of men scale a 40-foot embankment, capturing four guns and 200 prisoners. During the Fort Harrison campaign, he commanded the regiment after the wounding of its major, leading them through intense fighting with heavy casualties (55 of 187 men). Stoodley was promoted to major on October 28, 1864, and served until the regiment mustered out on June 21, 1865, in Richmond, where he acted as division officer of the day during President Lincoln's visit. After the war, Stoodley resumed the shoe trade in Reading, Massachusetts, where he became a boot and shoe dealer and was appointed postmaster in 1891. Active in organizations like MOLLUS and the G.A.R., he passed away in Reading in 1904.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .31
Description:
This is a Colt Model 1849 Pocket Pistol, manufactured in 1862, and verified as the service weapon of decorated Major Nathan Stoodley, used during the Civil War. It is engraved with its owner's name on the backstrap, and "Peterboro N.H." on the butt. Mechanically well preserved, both timing and lockup are excellent on this example. The gun itself is in great condition for its age and usage, though minimal bluing or case hardening remains, the metal retains sharp edges, markings, and a well-defined stagecoach robbery cylinder scene. Traces of case hardening remain along the frame's lower and rear edges. The brass along the backstrap, butt, and trigger guard has developed a rich patina, with some silver remnants in recessed areas. The bore shows fairly strong rifling, but is heavily oxidized throughout. Fitted with an excellent set of tight fitting grips, with minimal handling marks and no major chips or cracks. This listing includes photocopies of attribution tying this weapon to Stoodley through service records, and thorough documentation of Stoodley's prolific service career.
...............................................................................
Born March 9, 1823, Stoodley was a shoe manufacturer when he enlisted as a private on August 9, 1862. He organized the 130-man "Company G" of the 13th New Hampshire and was promoted to captain on September 27, 1862, after serving in several major engagements, including Fredericksburg, Drewry’s Bluff, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and Fort Harrison. The regiment, part of the 9th, 7th, 18th, and later 24th Corps, suffered significant losses, with 5 officers and 84 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded. Stoodley himself was wounded during the Battle of Providence Church Road in May of 1863, and narrowly escaped injury from an exploding shell at Suffolk. At Cold Harbor on June 1, 1864, he attempted to rally his men by having them sing “Rally Round the Flag.” His daring assault on Battery Number Five at Petersburg saw him and a small group of men scale a 40-foot embankment, capturing four guns and 200 prisoners. During the Fort Harrison campaign, he commanded the regiment after the wounding of its major, leading them through intense fighting with heavy casualties (55 of 187 men). Stoodley was promoted to major on October 28, 1864, and served until the regiment mustered out on June 21, 1865, in Richmond, where he acted as division officer of the day during President Lincoln's visit. After the war, Stoodley resumed the shoe trade in Reading, Massachusetts, where he became a boot and shoe dealer and was appointed postmaster in 1891. Active in organizations like MOLLUS and the G.A.R., he passed away in Reading in 1904.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .31
Guns International #: 102904912
Seller's Inventory #: 11124-20 - 197687 - SJ
Guns International #: 102904912
Seller's Inventory #: 11124-20 - 197687 - SJ
Category - Colt Revolvers - Antique
- Military
Revolvers - US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Legacy-Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Company: Legacy Collectibles
Member Since: 3/22/18
First Name: Chris
Last Name: Joiner
State:
Pennsylvania
Zip: 19301
Country: United States
Phone:
(610) 981-6041
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 42
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
$40 Shipping for Handguns $60 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
$40 Shipping for Handguns $60 Shipping on Long guns (Fully insured, signature required)
Payment Methods: Check, Money Order, Credit Card (No additional CC fee)
About Us: Visit our : Legacy-Collectibles for our complete, up-to-date inventory offering. New items added daily!
Documented Civil War Colt M1849 Pocket Revolver - Major Nathan Stoodley
Description:
This is a Colt Model 1849 Pocket Pistol, manufactured in 1862, and verified as the service weapon of decorated Major Nathan Stoodley, used during the Civil War. It is engraved with its owner's name on the backstrap, and "Peterboro N.H." on the butt. Mechanically well preserved, both timing and lockup are excellent on this example. The gun itself is in great condition for its age and usage, though minimal bluing or case hardening remains, the metal retains sharp edges, markings, and a well-defined stagecoach robbery cylinder scene. Traces of case hardening remain along the frame's lower and rear edges. The brass along the backstrap, butt, and trigger guard has developed a rich patina, with some silver remnants in recessed areas. The bore shows fairly strong rifling, but is heavily oxidized throughout. Fitted with an excellent set of tight fitting grips, with minimal handling marks and no major chips or cracks. This listing includes photocopies of attribution tying this weapon to Stoodley through service records, and thorough documentation of Stoodley's prolific service career.
...............................................................................
Born March 9, 1823, Stoodley was a shoe manufacturer when he enlisted as a private on August 9, 1862. He organized the 130-man "Company G" of the 13th New Hampshire and was promoted to captain on September 27, 1862, after serving in several major engagements, including Fredericksburg, Drewry’s Bluff, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and Fort Harrison. The regiment, part of the 9th, 7th, 18th, and later 24th Corps, suffered significant losses, with 5 officers and 84 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded. Stoodley himself was wounded during the Battle of Providence Church Road in May of 1863, and narrowly escaped injury from an exploding shell at Suffolk. At Cold Harbor on June 1, 1864, he attempted to rally his men by having them sing “Rally Round the Flag.” His daring assault on Battery Number Five at Petersburg saw him and a small group of men scale a 40-foot embankment, capturing four guns and 200 prisoners. During the Fort Harrison campaign, he commanded the regiment after the wounding of its major, leading them through intense fighting with heavy casualties (55 of 187 men). Stoodley was promoted to major on October 28, 1864, and served until the regiment mustered out on June 21, 1865, in Richmond, where he acted as division officer of the day during President Lincoln's visit. After the war, Stoodley resumed the shoe trade in Reading, Massachusetts, where he became a boot and shoe dealer and was appointed postmaster in 1891. Active in organizations like MOLLUS and the G.A.R., he passed away in Reading in 1904.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .31
Description:
This is a Colt Model 1849 Pocket Pistol, manufactured in 1862, and verified as the service weapon of decorated Major Nathan Stoodley, used during the Civil War. It is engraved with its owner's name on the backstrap, and "Peterboro N.H." on the butt. Mechanically well preserved, both timing and lockup are excellent on this example. The gun itself is in great condition for its age and usage, though minimal bluing or case hardening remains, the metal retains sharp edges, markings, and a well-defined stagecoach robbery cylinder scene. Traces of case hardening remain along the frame's lower and rear edges. The brass along the backstrap, butt, and trigger guard has developed a rich patina, with some silver remnants in recessed areas. The bore shows fairly strong rifling, but is heavily oxidized throughout. Fitted with an excellent set of tight fitting grips, with minimal handling marks and no major chips or cracks. This listing includes photocopies of attribution tying this weapon to Stoodley through service records, and thorough documentation of Stoodley's prolific service career.
...............................................................................
Born March 9, 1823, Stoodley was a shoe manufacturer when he enlisted as a private on August 9, 1862. He organized the 130-man "Company G" of the 13th New Hampshire and was promoted to captain on September 27, 1862, after serving in several major engagements, including Fredericksburg, Drewry’s Bluff, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and Fort Harrison. The regiment, part of the 9th, 7th, 18th, and later 24th Corps, suffered significant losses, with 5 officers and 84 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded. Stoodley himself was wounded during the Battle of Providence Church Road in May of 1863, and narrowly escaped injury from an exploding shell at Suffolk. At Cold Harbor on June 1, 1864, he attempted to rally his men by having them sing “Rally Round the Flag.” His daring assault on Battery Number Five at Petersburg saw him and a small group of men scale a 40-foot embankment, capturing four guns and 200 prisoners. During the Fort Harrison campaign, he commanded the regiment after the wounding of its major, leading them through intense fighting with heavy casualties (55 of 187 men). Stoodley was promoted to major on October 28, 1864, and served until the regiment mustered out on June 21, 1865, in Richmond, where he acted as division officer of the day during President Lincoln's visit. After the war, Stoodley resumed the shoe trade in Reading, Massachusetts, where he became a boot and shoe dealer and was appointed postmaster in 1891. Active in organizations like MOLLUS and the G.A.R., he passed away in Reading in 1904.
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .31
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