Please be sure to read the conditions before participating in the sale.įor years, we have worked hard to develop a reputation for honesty and fairness. Re-barreled, and loading lever altered to fit. Walker, as well as many copies of after action reports that he filed. PROVENANCE: Wikipedia information on Col. Adams and Tranter revolvers were widely used by the confederacy. There is no presentation inscription, and it is most likely that this is the sidearm that he carried throughout hostilities. After the war he moved to Selma, AL, and returned to VA where he worked as a Civil Engineer). (Reuben Lindsay Walker, artillery colonel who fought for the Confederate states in 63 battles throughout the Civil War. Frame is double line border engraved with the name "Col. Typical large frame, double action revolver with checkered walnut grips is unmarked except for British proofs, and the initials "HH" on left front of grip.
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