Philadelphia Percussion Deringer Pistol, USA 1862 Non-Functional Replica 6315

Philadelphia Percussion Deringer Pistol – Echo of the Murder That Changed America

A small weapon with a devastating historical impact.

In the turbulent heart of the United States in 1862, as the Civil War tore the country apart, a discreet but lethal weapon emerged: the Deringer percussion pistol , a compact model manufactured in Philadelphia , known for its easy concealment and accurate close-range shooting. It was precisely this type of weapon that changed the course of American history forever.

The Shot That Marked a Nation

On April 15, 1865 , President Abraham Lincoln —the man who had preserved the Union and abolished slavery—was assassinated at Ford's Theatre by John Wilkes Booth , who used a Deringer pistol like this one. Despite its small size, the weapon became a symbol of an attack that shocked an entire nation.

This non-functional decorative replica , made in Spain , reproduces the original design of the Deringer pistol in great detail. Crafted from metal and wood , it represents a key piece of American history, ideal for collectors , American history buffs, or as a decorative item with profound symbolic value.

Main Features

• Non-functional replica of a Deringer pistol, Philadelphia (USA, 1862)
• Made of high-quality wood and metal
• Compact design , ideal for historical representation or collection
• Length: 20 cm
• Weight: 416 g
• Support not included

A small weapon, a colossal story. Relive this pivotal moment at the Medieval Shop.