Original U.S. Hammond "Bulldog" .44 Rimfire Pocket Pistol by Connecticut Arms & Mfg. Co. Serial 3491 - circa 1866 Magazines This example was made as

This example was made as a Souvenir during or just at the end of WWI

likely for St

General Graves believed their mission in Siberia was to provide protection for American-supplied property and to help the Czechoslovak Legion evacuate Russia

the AEF's Air Service was dissolved and the Army Air Service in the United States largely demobilized

Army entered into several small contracts for the Model 1851 Navy revolvers

Original U.S. Hammond "Bulldog" .44 Rimfire Pocket Pistol by Connecticut Arms & Mfg. Co. Serial 3491 - circa 1866 Magazines This example was made asOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an American classic in . 44 Rimfire, the cartridge used in the early HENRY Lever Action Rifles! What a punch these must have had! The story goes that Doc Holiday's part time girlfriend, Big Nose Kate, once drilled some gambler a new belly button with one of these powerful pistols. Using Hammond's "Bulldog" patent, these were made by the Connecticut Arms and Manufacturing Company. Records show production was