Armi San Marco Remington New Model Army .44 Black Powder - USHS Frederic Remington Gold-Inlaid Commemorative, 8-inch, Cased
This Armi San Marco Remington New Model Army is a United States Historical Society commemorative, factory gold-inlaid and presented in a fitted display case. It is a limited-edition tribute to Frederic Remington, featuring themed gold decorations across the barrel, frame, and cylinder, with smooth walnut grips and a high-polish blued finish. Built in Italy as a faithful reproduction of the classic single-action percussion revolver, it pairs display-grade detailing with the familiar New Model Army pattern.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are some scratches and blemishes present. The brass components show areas of finish discoloration. There are small deposits of pitting on the trigger guard. The bore is clean and shiny.
What's Included
- Presentation wood case with light-blue interior and brass plaque reading 'The Frederic Remington Revolver — Authorized by the United States Historical Society'
- White gloves
This commemorative follows the Remington New Model Army pattern with a solid top strap, under-barrel loading lever, and a removable cylinder pin. It uses a 6-shot, unfluted steel cylinder and an 8-inch steel barrel, chambered in .44 cap-and-ball (black powder). The action is single-action percussion, staying true to the original configuration.
The high-polish blued steel frame, barrel, and cylinder are accented by gold-tone hardware on the hammer, trigger guard, and backstrap. Smooth walnut grips and fixed iron sights — a cone/blade front and a top-strap notch rear — complete the classic profile.
Factory gold-inlay engraving defines this edition. The barrel bears 'Frederic Remington' with an '1861–1909' banner in gold. The unfluted cylinder features alternating gold panels with Western horseback scenes and a central portrait medallion, while the frame carries a gold-inlaid Western motif.
As a United States Historical Society presentation-cased model, this limited-edition release includes a fitted wooden display case with a brass plaque noting authorization by the Society. Produced in Italy by Armi San Marco, it is a collectible, display-forward reproduction with period-correct styling and curated presentation.