Original U.S. Hammond "Bulldog" .44 Rimfire Pocket Pistol by Connecticut Arms & Mfg. Co. Serial 2945 - circa 1866 German Air Force Luftwaffe with a graticule in the

with a graticule in the form of two concentric circles engraved on a plain glass screen

The saw teeth and blade still carry old rust staining which could be easily improved and the brass hilt polished if so desired

There is not any major oxidation on any of the fittings

the flag is marked on across the the top with the Japanese phrase 久 長 運 武

This example of a wartime rucksack comes complete with the 1939 issue shoulder straps

Original U.S. Hammond "Bulldog" .44 Rimfire Pocket Pistol by Connecticut Arms & Mfg. Co. Serial 2945 - circa 1866 German Air Force Luftwaffe with a graticule in theOriginal 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