LisaWhitaker
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My father recently passed away and I found a revolver he had. I would like some information on the history of the revolver if anyone can help me. Here's a description. The revolver is in a brown leather case with a certificate from the US allowing my father to keep and bring back to the US "the items of captured enemy equipment" My dad was in WWII. The revolver is listed as "Revolver, Montenegrino, SC 1913" There are what looks like 3 crests on the revolver as well as the words vero montenegrino and sc 1913. The revolver does have a hinged plate in the back for loading. It has a pull-out hinged rod that would be used to eject rounds out of the same loading port. On both the side of the frame and the cylinder it is stamped with the number 41. It has a laynard loop located at the bottom of the handle. The front sight is part of the barrell and is shaped like a quarter inch thick shaped triangle. Three of the crests stamped on it are shaped like 2 keys with a crown above it. The other one looks like a lion with a sword and a sun rising up above it's back. On the opposite side of the last crest is a crown above a letter R above a star which is above a letter T. I would appreciate any info you could give me. Please e-mail me at stratus@together.net Thanks.