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I have a high standard Leech & Rigdon confederate commemorative pistol in a presentation case with a confederate replica belt buckle. I am having a hard time finding information on it and getting a valuation. It has never been fired to my knowledge. We bought it at an auction several years ago. It is still in excellent condition. Would appreciate any help you can give me with information on this revolver.
 

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Between 1974 and 1976 High Standard in the USA marketed three Civil War percussion revolvers of the South in limited editions.
They were all .36 cal..
Models available were the Griswold & Gunnison, the Leech & Rigdon and the Schneider and Glassik.
To the best of my knowledge they came cased with some accessories like your belt buckle or a knife with another model.
Don't recall which one.
Uberti in Italy provided the semi-finished parts for these models.
Their final assembly, highend finishing and wood work (cases!) was arranged through High Standard in the US.
These HS convederate revolvers in good condition have acquired a certain collector's status particularly in the South.
Long Johns Wolf
 
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