Derringer Philadelphia 1850 USA Denix pistol
To begin with, the
Derringer Philadelphia pistol used to assassinate Abraham Lincoln.
The deringer is a type of small pocket pistol without a barrel. Developed by Henri Deringer, an American gunsmith, who gave it his name and manufactured it between 1835 and 1868.
Abraham Lincoln, shot dead on April 14, 1865. While attending a performance of the play Our American Cousin at Ford's Theater. John Wilkes Booth, a Maryland actor and Southern sympathizer, fired a single round shot from a Derringer pistol at the President's head.
It's worth noting that the army organizes a manhunt immediately after the attack. Surrounded by the army, Booth refused to surrender and was shot dead. Sentenced to death, his accomplices were executed on July 7, 1865.
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We offer a wide selection of Denix historical weapons reproductions.
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That's why this is a great gift idea for all history buffs.
In conclusion, you can use the
Derringer Philadelphia pistol for your historical re-enactments or theme parties. But above all, this weapon is a collector's item and a decorative object.
Réplique Manga Ciné is a French family-owned company and official distributor of the brand
Denix.
What materials are used to make Denix replica weapons?
Used in historical re-enactments, films, TV series and by collectors. Denix gun reproductions, made from high-quality materials. Carefully crafted and assembled to create realistic collector's weapons.
- The metals are in a metal alloy known as Zamac, whose basic composition is zinc in 95%.
- The plastic parts of the replicas are made of molded ABS, offering great resistance.
- Wood chosen for its beauty and durability, such as mahogany, olive or walnut, will give your butts and barrels an elegant, authentic appearance.
Please note that all Denix reproductions are identical to the originals, like your
Derringer Philadelphia pistol.
