Original U.S. Allen's Patent Single Shot Pocket Percussion Pistol circa 1845 - Matching Serial 893 U.S. Badges allowing you to essentially angle

allowing you to essentially angle the aircraft and rotate it by means of a ball joint

000 rounds were fired in four contingents

• Maker’s code with size marking “64” stamped on the interior of the shell found over the wearer’s left ear

but still have a great patinated look

Original U.S. Allen's Patent Single Shot Pocket Percussion Pistol circa 1845 - Matching Serial 893 U.S. Badges allowing you to essentially angleOriginal Items: Only Pair Available. This is a lovely single shot pocket percussion pistol, made circa 1840 for the U. S. Market by Ethan Allen of Massachusetts (1808 1871). Allen developed his Gun business by taking his brother in law Charles Thurber as his partner, originally setting up shop in Norwich, CT, which as a major gun making center at the time. They were one of the earliest makers of pistols in the city, and sources usually cite 1842 as