Original U.S. Nickel Plated .22 Rimfire Nickel Plated Engraved X.C.D. Revolver with Rosewood Grips - Matching Serial 1029 French Gun Magazines that’s because it is

that’s because it is

The markings have been filled with white paint to make them more apparent

the B-24s and B-17s based in England flew their last mission as a subordinate part of VIII Bomber Command

this one is reserved for a "Museum Display

silver "mirror" against a dark blue enameled background

Original U.S. Nickel Plated .22 Rimfire Nickel Plated Engraved X.C.D. Revolver with Rosewood Grips - Matching Serial 1029 French Gun Magazines that’s because it isOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice ornately decorated . 22 Rimfire revolver, made in very much the style of the Hopkins & Allen Mfg. Co. of Norwich, Connecticut. It also shows some similarities to early . 22 Colt designs. The Rollin White patent on drilled through cylinders, which had allowed Smith & Wesson to dominate the cartridge revolver market early on, expired in 1872, resulting in a flood of "new" designs. In reality, many