Original 19th Century British Pepperbox Double-Action Percussion Revolver circa 1840 Antique Smith & Wessons The unit relocated to Poland

The unit relocated to Poland on 20 June 1941

the leads from the antenna built into the back of the radio have been disconnected from the circuitry

these were made to a higher pre-war commercial standard both in workmanship and finish

These have been maintained on a continual basis ready for use

These versions also were available with a directly attached filter

Original 19th Century British Pepperbox Double-Action Percussion Revolver circa 1840 Antique Smith & Wessons The unit relocated to PolandOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of the unusual system known as the "PEPPERBOX". The muzzle is similar to the business end of a Pepper Pot of the the early days of Queen Victoria. All six barrel contained in one solid "tube" of steel revolving as a unit. The system was quickly superceded with the design of the tradition revolver using a rotating chamber and a single barrel in the 1840s. Pepper boxes as such were short